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Propeller
Pocket reduces 310i & 340i draft by more than a foot!
Miami, June 8, 2004
SeaVee Boats is constantly innovating their line of center
console fishing boats to improve the ride, performance and
fishability. In that spirit, following the introduction
of the 310 Series last year, SeaVee is proud to introduce
the addition of a propeller pocket option for the 310 and
340 inboard configurations.
On a single inboard, the running gear is located directly
underneath and in line with the keel, requiring 42”
of water to float the hull. Adding a propeller pocket to
the 310 and 340 Series has several key advantages. First,
draft is reduced by an amazing 13 inches, requiring only
28 inches of water to float the 310i. Second, and equally
impressive, is the fact that the prop pocket reduces the
angle of the shaft significantly. In turn, a flatter shaft
angle means more speed at the same RPM, along with increased
range. As an added benefit, the flat shaft angle produces
an improved ride in choppy conditions, keeping the bow down
to cut through the rough stuff with ease.
When you add it all up, the addition of the propeller pocket
option allows anglers that often traverse shallow water
or travel long distances to consider the inboard configuration
as a serious option for their particular application. For
the rest of us, the prop pocket is yet another exclusive
on the long list of customer centric options offered by
SeaVee Boats.
For photos of the propeller pocket on the 310i – click
here.
SeaVee Boats
60 NW 73rd Street
Miami, FL 33150
(305) 759-6419
www.seaveeboats.com
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