A metal structure on a boat that is usually topped with a section of canvas or a hard top to protect occupants from sun spray and rain.

Stern of boat sits low in water. Anuncio Reputation Profiles include free contact info photos criminal court records. Janie sat on the swim platform with her legs dangling in the water T-Top. See your own Reputation Score too - Profiles are shown over 300 million times monthly.

Dealer says its a little low but normal but I feel I should be able to trim the boat level in cruise before I run out of trim authority. I have plugged them. Stern sits low in water due to the fact you sit closer to the back of boat instead of being centered.

That could cause the bilge to be flooded continually bilge to run continuously and water to get into the inner hull all the time. Just from the info given here You probably have a serious amount of water stored insidesandwiched between your inner and outer hull. Some real cruise liners sit about as low as that one seems to do but in Stormworks theres a notable height limit to creations so we cant make them much taller.

Wider sterns provide buoyancy and can help you tow dinghies or water sport equipment. If I had to guess I would say the boat is water logged. A structure on the stern of a boat designed to make getting in and out of the water easier.

I had a 16C before the 19C it to sat fairly low in the water and I only had a 70 Johnno on the back. Of course the design of the boat influences its handling in the water but a narrow stern may not encourage confidence. I have a 2012 2275 GCW with a 150 Yamaha and it appears to sit extremely low in the back.

Width is one of them. The water level at the stern is approx 4-5 inches above yes ABOVE the two transom scupper outlets. I took it to the dealer and they said there was no issue with the pontooons but I dont know what else it could be.