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Cobalt A25
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The Cobalt A25 according to a reliable source is one of the excellent boat lines that Cobalt that was built according to the needs of the boaters. This was manufactured with a fiberglass hull that has a length of 25 feet and 6 inches inclusive of the swim platform. Its beam that has a width of 8 feet and 6 inch is loaded with convenient services that provide comfortable cruising for its passengers. With its weight of 5,125 pounds, it has a draft of 39 inches. It is capable to carry loads that have a maximum capacity of 2,065 pounds of a maximum of 15 persons. It can safely glide in water at its 21 degrees dead rise and a maximum bridge clearance of 8 feet and 2 inches. This has a fuel capacity of 50 gallons and a freshwater capacity of 10 gallons. Other measurement includes the width of the interior cockpit which is 89 inch. An added boat model is the Cobalt Cobalt16se which was crafted with standard specifications such as its overall length of 16 feet. This has a beam that measures 6 foot and 7 inch wide weighing 2,390 pounds. It is a stern drive type boat that is operated by a single gasoline engine with 185 horsepower. The Cobalt 17br which is driven by a single gasoline engine with 185 horsepower is a stern drive type. It was constructed with a 17 feet long fiberglass hull with a beam that measures 7 foot and 4 inch wide. This weighs 2,475 pounds. Additional boat model is the Cobalt Cobalt18 TRI-Hull boat which is a jet drive that provides a high quality speed performance powered by single gasoline engine with 245 horsepower. This was manufactured with an 18 feet long fiberglass hull with a beam that has a width of 7 foot. It weighs 2,575 pounds. The top states that sell the A25 are: Tennessee, Illinois, Missouri, Georgia, Florida, Ohio, Washington, Alabama, Virginia, Wisconsin, New York, Texas, Delaware, South Carolina, North Carolina, Minnesota, Louisiana, Michigan, California and New Jersey. |
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