weight of a 73 v-20? anyone know?
 

Hey guys!

I'm buying a trailer, and am not exactly sure of the weight of my v-20

1973 20 cc

The manufacturers hull weight. I have 40 gallons of fuel and a 4 stroke johnson 140 to figure in as well.

Thanks a mill!

Re: weight of a 73 v-20? anyone know?
 

+- 3000lbs is the best I can do for you. Your best bet is to look in the History section of this site and see if you can find the specs in one of the old brochures. If you can't find the '73 brochure, I'm sure one of the other 70's brochures would work fine as there isn't all that much difference in the early hulls. But I don't know alot about the CC models either :-/

Re: weight of a 73 v-20? anyone know?
 

I took this from www.nada.com. This I beleive is for a bare hull only. Don't forget to add motor, fuel and accesories.

1973 WELLCRAFT MARINE CORP
A GENMAR COMPANY
Outboard Boats
FISHERMAN

Length: 20'
Model Name/Description: FISHERMAN
Boat Type: Outboard Boats
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Beam: 8'
Engine:
Net Weight: 1,920

Re: weight of a 73 v-20? anyone know?
 

Fuel is 6 lbs per gallon I believe if that helps.

Re: weight of a 73 v-20? anyone know?
 

Thanks ya'll
I ended up ordering a Tidewater TBT3700D2 tandem axel- disc brakes -2 bunk (float-on) it's rated for 3700 pounds size is ST175X80D13C

$2387.00-Me thinks that's a steal!

1920lbs for hull
425lbs for dry motor
300lbs of fuel
300lbs addition of closed transom and bracket
170lbs Batteries tackle leaning post anchor

3115lbs if the hull is 1900lbs, so I have 585lbs of fudge factor, but i'm safer than the single axel rustbucket it came with!!

Re: weight of a 73 v-20? anyone know?
 

Sounds good! You'll love it! ;)

Re: weight of a 73 v-20? anyone know?
 

I got 3900 single axel on my 74CC you should be fine.....

Re: weight of a 73 v-20? anyone know?
 

Weighed my 76 v20 with a GM 250 IO on a certified scale then junked the trailer. weight of boat with fuel-about 20 gallons- 3306 lbs.

Re: weight of a 73 v-20? anyone know?
 

My whole rig; boat, motor, trailer = 4600 lbs ;) ...