What is the trailering weight (fully outfitted, fuel, trailer, no crew)?

• A. 9,960 Lbs
• B. 11,800 Lbs
• C. 8,400 Lbs
• D. 10,000 Lbs

Answer: (A)

The trailering weight is the total mass of the boat when it is fully outfitted, with fuel and standard equipment on board, plus the trailer, and with no crew aboard. This number is the one you use to match the boat to a tow vehicle and trailer rating, since it reflects what you’d actually be pulling on the road, including the weight of fuel and gear.

For this boat, the official trailering weight is 9,960 pounds. That means with the boat fully outfitted, fueled, and attached to its trailer, the combined weight you must plan for is 9,960 pounds, without any crew.

The other numbers don’t fit because they reflect different baselines. A higher figure might include extra equipment or crew, not part of the trailering weight. A lower figure could be just the boat’s dry weight without fuel or trailer. The rounded 10,000 pounds isn’t the exact specification needed for safe towing.