Maxum CE Classification

[Oceanmaster]

Good morning all, I am presently registering my MAXUM in a specific area. Can anyone tell me what the Design Category would be for an SCR 2700 1999? B or C perhaps?
Thank you in anticipation.

[mmwjr]

There should be the manufacturers capacity label at the helm under the throttle/shift control.

[shrew]

I've never seen an actual CE classification on a Brunswick express cruiser (Bayliner, Searay, Maxum) printed or published anywhere.

Defintely NOT Class B. Class C would be the most appropriate classification. I've had our 2800 out in 30+ kt winds and 8 foot seas. I would not want to see Class B conditions.

Category A (Ocean): covers largely self-sufficient boats designed for extended voyages with winds of over Beaufort Force 8 (over 40 knots), and significant wave heights above 13 feet, but excluding abnormal conditions such as hurricanes.

Category B (Offshore): includes boats operating offshore with winds to 40 knots and significant seas to 13 feet.

Category C (Inshore): is for boats operating in coastal waters and large bays and lakes with winds to Force 6, up to 27 knots, and significant seas 7 feet high.

Category D (Inland or sheltered coastal waters): is for boats in small lakes and rivers with winds to Force 4 and significant wave heights to 18 inches.