Height of a maxum 4100 Scb

[thomas.78]

Hi, can anybody help me find some specs for the Maxum 4100 SCB.

I am going to transport it on the road and need to find some measures.

Bridge Clearance 5,49m
LoA 42,3 feet

Can anyone tell me the total height?
Height with the arch lowered?
I need to get down to 14 feet to be able to transport it.

Greatful for som answers!
//Thomas

[ed & inge]

if i where you i should contact maxum about this, because if somebody gives you the wrong height, you have a big problem (i think..) :? :? :?

or take her out of the water and measure it yourself, then you are as safe as you can get

good luck with it, ed

[shrew]

This is a rough one. I think the problem is:

Bridge Height: Refers to vertical height from waterline, and refers to the minimum bridge height the boat can reasonably pass underneath while underway.

Draft Hull: Distance from lowest point of keel to waterline

Draft Max:: Distance from lowst point of Running Gear to waterline.

Total Height: This would really be from the lowest point of the running gear to the highest point of the boat.

I found the following specs for a 2001 Maxum 4100 SCB:

Draft hull: 2'6"/.76m
Draft max: 4'0"/1.22m
Bridge clearance: 18'0"/5.49m

Total Boat Height = Draft Max + Bridge Clearance

In your case the Total Boat Height would be 22 ft. (6.7056M).

This would NOT be the height of the boat on a trailer. This would be the height of the boat sitting on the ground. The keel and running gear are well off the ground when siting on trailer, so I would expect the Height on Trailer to be higher than 22 ft. I'd expect it to be closer to 24 ft+ when sitting on a trailer. Unless you have a 10.5 ft. radar arch, I don't think this dog is going to hunt. Even if you did drop the arch, I think the highest point now becomes the windscreen, not dropped arch. So subtracting the amount of height lost after dropping the arch will also most likely not be accurate.