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Model751 Gen2 Hardtop
Length7.5m
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The 751 Gen2 Hardtop is a larger cruiser hardtop designed as a robust family and offshore fishing trailer boat. With increased length and beam over the 701, it delivers greater wheelhouse volume, more storage and even greater stability, while retaining the handling characteristics needed for rough water and large ocean swells.
The spacious wheelhouse and generous sleeping accommodation in the forward cabin make the 751 Gen2 well-suited to multi-day sea or lake adventures. It is built on a variable 18° deadrise hull with heavy-gauge alloy plating and a large underfloor fuel tank.
Key features & construction- 4 mm marine-grade alloy sides and tops with 5 mm plate bottom chines.
- Welded 4 mm tread plate floor with underfloor buoyancy.
- 250 L underfloor fuel tank with sender.
- Auxiliary outboard bracket (if required) and full-length keel protection strip.
- Bow sprit with rope guides, cabin handrails, hatch and shelves.
- Lined cabin, dash and hardtop for warmth and reduced noise.
- Hydraulic steering, sliding wheelhouse windows, cabin windows and curved safety glass front screen.
- Large transom storage, lower storage racks and side rod-storage.
- Two swivel deluxe helm seats with upholstery and padded cabin squabs.
- Bait board/drawer combo and walk-through Portofino transom with twin platforms, rails and ladder.
- Full bow rail, dash, roof and deck handrails, plus helm and passenger footsteps.
- Electrical harness, USB power socket.
- 2000 GPH bilge pump, navigation and anchor lights.
- Sav drum anchor winch system including rope, chain and anchor.
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Model751 Gen2 Hardtop
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Length overall7.5m
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