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MakeBrig
ModelEagle 3.5
Length3.5m
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The Eagle 3.5 is the baby in the luxury Eagle range and was designed specifically as a high-end sports tender, perfect for getting out to your Yacht or around the bay in comfort and style. There is comfortable seating for 4 passengers and large lockers under each seat provide ample storage.
As with all the Eagle series, the Eagle 3.5 is designed with a reinforced deep 'V' hull, along with extended waterline length, extra-wide tubes and a square bow, all of which ensure a stable and dry ride even in heavy seas.
Features:
- Deep V hull
- Antiskid deck surface
- Hard tube end with 2 antiskid steps on each
- Front and rear stowage lockers
- Hull ventilation system
- Twin self-bailing unit
- Built-in fuel tank with external deck filler
- Front step plate
- Front towing bow ring
- Front cleats (bollards)
- Built-in davit lifting points
- Rubbing strake
- Safety handles & carrying handles
- Two paddles & foot pump
- Tube repair kit
- Accessories bag
- Owner's manual
- Steering console with mechanical steering system and steering wheel
- Navigation lights
- Automatic bilge pump
- Battery container and isolation switch
- Fuel gauge
- Front locker removable cushion and rear cushion with soft back
- HypalonFabric
Options:
- Lifting slings
- Overall cover
- PVC Fabric
- Console cover
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Vessel
MakeBrig
ModelEagle 3.5
Dimensions
Length overall3.5m
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