Capacity plate
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Matty
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Although you may find them on some larger boats they are only requered on boats less than 20 feet in length. After that is a matter of judgement. Just remember your judgement may be different than the officer that pulls you over for a saftey check.
PanaSeaAh
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Thank you. Last CG Auxiliary inspection, officer just shrugged when I said I did not know if there was one on board, (translation: I had not been able to find one). He was happy to see the "no garbage should be discharged" plaque, although it is not technically required.
I have nine grandchildren, so getting a crowd is easy. Carry 14 PFDs, but don't normally need that many. :roll: :roll:
Safe cruising!
I have nine grandchildren, so getting a crowd is easy. Carry 14 PFDs, but don't normally need that many. :roll: :roll:
Safe cruising!
Lone Star Ranger
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Our Capacity Plate reads, "Cocktails for Six, Dinner for Four, Sleeps Two!!" :lol:
bob daily
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John & Tracy W/Lone Star Ranger. Loved your Capacity Plate will be heading to the engraving shop in the near future for a update one for my boat! Thanks for the post it made my day. Bob
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