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gross tonnage ranger 25
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I believe you will need a builders certificate. Please email officemanager@rangertugs.com and let Linda know who you purchased the boat from and the hull identification number so we can provide you the requested paperwork.
Thank you,
Andrew Custis
Thank you,
Andrew Custis
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On the Coast Guard site, there is a formula for figuring gross tonnage...
http://www.usmaritime.us/documents/Tonn ... lating.pdf
On the C-Dory 25, it was just over 5 gross tonnes; I would expect the R-25 to be similar.
http://www.usmaritime.us/documents/Tonn ... lating.pdf
On the C-Dory 25, it was just over 5 gross tonnes; I would expect the R-25 to be similar.
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Thanks for the reference, it is pretty interesting. I just figured that if they already had the paperwork, it might be pretty easy for them to post the number...as certified by the builder.
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