The following attachment contain downloadable prop charts for Sundance boats.
The following attachment contain downloadable prop charts for Sundance boats.
The following links contain downloadable performance bulletins for Sea Born models, FX25, FX24, FX22, FX21, SV19, and SX239.
FX25 – Yamaha – F250XCA
FX25 – Yamaha – F300XCA
FX25 – Mercury Verado 250 Pro
FX24 – Yamaha-F250XA
FX24 – Yamaha-F250XCA
FX24 – Yamaha-F300XCA
FX22 – Yamaha F150XA
FX22 – Yamaha F200XB
FX22 – Yamaha F175XA
FX21 – Yamaha F150XA-2015
SV19 – Evinrude-E115DPX
SV19 – Yamaha-90TXR
SX239 – Mercury 250 Verado
SX239 – Yamaha F250XA
Are you curious about freeboard and other nautical terms? Check out this helpful boat school post on our Sea Born boats website, “What is nautical freeboard?“
Are you curious about draft and other nautical terms? Check out this helpful boat school post on our Sea Born boats website, “What is draft?“
Are your curious about keel and other boating terms but don’t know where to find answers? Check out this helpful boat school post on our Sea Born boats website, “What is keel?“.
Are you curious about deadrise and other nautical terms? Check out this helpful boat school post on our Sea Born boats website, “What is deadrise?“
Are you curious about beam and other nautical terms? Check out this helpful boat school post on our Sea Born boats website, “What is beam?“
In most cases, we recommend a 12v 45 lbs trolling motor. As for the length, most owners opt for the 42″ length variant.
On our other websites we often write about which features are “best” when considering a specific type of boat. One thing that we don’t often spell out are the ins and outs on the many boat types we build and their purposes. So as a follow up to our previous post, “The Best Boat for Your Needs: Part 1″ we’re now shedding some light on the often confusing topic of boat types and which is best for you.