Baja Marine 242 manual Boat Dimensions and Clearances Fig

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Section 2 • General Boat Arrangement

3.Basic Boat Dimensions and Clearances (United States Standard S.A.E.)

Boat Dimensions and Clearances (Fig. 2.2.1)

24'2"

25'9½"

77"

64"

24'8"

242 Islander Specifications

Height Dimensions

Overall Length

24'2"

Overall Length (w/ drive down)

24'8"

Overall Length w/ Swim Platform

25'9½"

Beam (width)

8'6"

Draft (stern drive down)

38"

Draft (stern drive up in trailering position)

24"

Dry Weight

4,400 pounds

Fuel Capacity

102 gallons

From Keel

 

without Windscreen

64"

Keel To Top

 

Of Windscreen

77"

From Waterline

 

without Windscreen

44"

From Waterline to

 

Top of Windscreen

57"

 

 

8’ 6”

Stern Drive (Inboard-Outboard) Engine

Beam

 

(Fig 2.2.2)

HULL

 

 

(TRANSOM)

(FIG. 2.2.3)

 

 

ENGINE

 

 

WATER LINE

DRAFT

(Stern Drive Down)

38"/96.52cm

STERN DRIVE UNIT

(LOWER UNIT)

Specification measurements are approximate and subject to variance.

2.2

242 Islander®

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