New Stabicraft 2750 Ultra Centrecab for sale
8.37m
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Model2750 Ultra Centrecab
Length8.37m
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The 2750 Ultra Centrecab evolved from the popular walk-around platform with the addition of a lean-forward 'Ultra' windscreen providing excellent visibility from inside a vast cabin space. It offers 360-degree access to every usable space, making it an adventurer's dream vessel. The boat is smooth riding, very stable, dry, and has excellent fuel capacity of 500 liters, perfect for extended trips or overnight stays.
This model features a forward raking windscreen that increases cabin volume by 33% compared to the conventional Centrecab design. It offers ergonomic 360-degree walk-around access with an inset bow rail design for safety and ease of movement while fishing or carrying gear.
The 2750 Ultra Centrecab is fitted with twin thru-hull transducers as standard, keeping the transom clear for better scanning technology performance. It is designed for serious offshore and overnight fishing adventures.
- Hull Length: 8.37m (27.5ft)
- Beam Width: 2.54m (100in)
- Boat Height: 2.73m (107.4in)
- Dry Hull Weight: 2098kg (4625lbs)
- Maximum Persons: 9
- Maximum HP Limit: 500
- Minimum Recommended HP: 300
- Motor Leg Length: 25/30/25 Trimount
- Max Auxiliary Motor HP: 25
- Internal Beam: 2.01m (79.3in)
- Deadrise at Aft: 21.5 degrees
- Hull Thickness: 6mm (0.24in)
- Fuel Tank Capacity: 500 liters (132 gallons)
- Total Sealed Chamber Volume: 2909L (102.7ft3)
- Life Ring Chamber Volume: 1486L (52.5ft3)
The 2750 Ultra Centrecab is available in markets including New Zealand, Australia, United States, Canada, and New Caledonia.
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MakeStabicraft
Model2750 Ultra Centrecab
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Length overall8.37m
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