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MakeSea Ray
ModelSLX 280 Outboard
Length9.58m
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For unrivaled performance, the SLX 280 Outboard is equipped with legendary propulsion from Mercury Marine. The sport boat is powered by standard twin Mercury 250 Verado outboard engines with Joystick Piloting and SmartCraft Digital Throttle & Shift (DTS).
The SLX 280 Outboard showcases an expanded cockpit redesigned for added luxury, improved function and more room. Deeper seats promote ergonomics and comfort while seamless storage areas, like the transom locker and cockpit floor compartment, keep gear secure when not in use. For beverages and snacks, the transom sunpad features an integrated cooler located conveniently underneath the seat.
The optional next-generation Power Tower delivers sun coverage with a touch of style. It provides a sleek design, a sporty canvas top and an extendable sunshade. For simplified use, the tower can be electrically lowered and raised.
The SLX 280 Outboard is outfitted with the latest technologies for effortless navigation and control. The helm is equipped with a standard Dual Digital Dash with 9″ Simrad touchscreen displays (can be upgraded to 12”), Mercury Marine engine data, Active Trim control & monitoring, CZone digital switching and more.
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MakeSea Ray
ModelSLX 280 Outboard
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Length overall9.58m
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