Hi, I just purchased this boat and notice it is listing to the port side. The boat is currently in the water with about 65 gallons of fuel. All the other systems have been winterized for the season. I was wondering if it is normal for her to lean a little on the port side? Thanks, for your help. Todd
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2009 Ranger Tug R-25 Listing
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Brian B
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It is normal. 4 batteries and a generator( if you have one) are on the port side. Some owners have moved two batteries to the starboard side to counter the list. Try storing heavier items in the starboard lazarette. There are many older posts on this subject.
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I put all my tools in the starboard side of the v-berth storage which also seems to help. Gary
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