Stay tuned. I am doing a complete re-rig of the boat, both electronics and hydraulics. Might be some good info when ordering a Stabicraft to make sure the dealer is doing what you want them to do in terms of rigging (battery locations, AP pump locations, battery switch locations, etc, etc).
2:15 the reason the roofline has a downward angle is because while on step the bow points up. This allows for a more level cabin while running. You might want to check how level your radar is while running, as it might be pointing up too much.
I've done this already and at running, the roof is still pointed down. The 4 degree wedge is perfect at cruising/running speeds. It may not sound like a lot, but the 4 degrees makes a huge difference.
Yes, very small tabs for the size of boat. When I have an imbalanced boat because of people off to one side for example, it normally takes me about 1/2-2/3 adjustment to get the boat to react and balance out.
Great review of the Stabi 2250! Just outta curiosity, do you know if its hull has as variable deadrise (deadrise at the front of the hull and at the transom)?
@@bsumoba Hmm, that's interesting. My Weldcraft 22 Maverick has a greater deadrise at the bow entry and forward than the stern so I'd thought your Stabi would be similar. Do you know what your forward deadrise is?
@@VJBILL1 I was mistaken. It is 17 at the stern. I am not sure what it is at bow entry and forward deadrise, but it is variable and has a larger angle deadrise at the bow.
Boat, motors and trailer is just under $100K USD, not including taxes. Electronics and accessories totaled close to $30K USD. That being said, Stabicraft (and nearly every boat manufacturer) has increased prices to deal with covid, inflation and global shortages of raw materials.
2.7 Ecoboost - pulls the boat just fine, but I wouldn't go any bigger for a boat with this truck. Engine has a rated 9K tow rating and I estimate the boat and trailer to be about 7K, so I am right at the "80%" rule of the thumb for actual tow weight to tow rating ratio
very nice boat. i like the livewell. if i lived in socal like i think you do, a large livewell is needed. in my area, i need it mainly for bleeding fish and for keeping live squid
Why you so bothered by not being a self draining deck, and want so many bilge pumps. Stabi,'s have reserve bouyancy so you can swamp the boat and still floats!
I understand, but I still don't want to be wading in water. I heard that the bilge pump that comes on Stabis are not the greatest in terms of longevity.
It’s very nice boat but to have to make the modifications to have to clean it up something the manufacturer should of done. Those boats are not cheap. This video is very helpful than you.
I was looking forever for a good walkthrough. Thanks.
Stay tuned. I am doing a complete re-rig of the boat, both electronics and hydraulics. Might be some good info when ordering a Stabicraft to make sure the dealer is doing what you want them to do in terms of rigging (battery locations, AP pump locations, battery switch locations, etc, etc).
+1 Thanks!
Finally! A great video by an owner! Thank you!
Thank you Sir. More videos to come. I'm planning a more in depth dive into the 2250 as well as more changes I made and updates. Coming very soon.
2:15 the reason the roofline has a downward angle is because while on step the bow points up. This allows for a more level cabin while running. You might want to check how level your radar is while running, as it might be pointing up too much.
I've done this already and at running, the roof is still pointed down. The 4 degree wedge is perfect at cruising/running speeds. It may not sound like a lot, but the 4 degrees makes a huge difference.
@@bsumoba Gotcha, great that it works for your setup!
Thanks again for the overview. May I ask which dealer did you pick this up from? Haul it back from Oregon yourself if that was the dealer?
Clemens Marina in Oregon. I hired a driver to bring it from Oregon to CA. Delivered right to my driveway.
Hey there awesome video
Wanted to know what is the front deadrise angle?
Deadrise is about 49 degrees from my best measurement.
nice starbi craft!
Never seen such small trim tabs.
Yes, very small tabs for the size of boat. When I have an imbalanced boat because of people off to one side for example, it normally takes me about 1/2-2/3 adjustment to get the boat to react and balance out.
What is the internal beam of the wheelhouse and is it adequate.
Size of the internal beam is adequate for being a fishing boat. If you want more ammenities, a 2500XL is probably your best bet.
Great review of the Stabi 2250! Just outta curiosity, do you know if its hull has as variable deadrise (deadrise at the front of the hull and at the transom)?
There is a bit of variable deadrise. If I'm not mistaken, the deadrise is 17 degrees at the stern.
@@bsumoba Hmm, that's interesting. My Weldcraft 22 Maverick has a greater deadrise at the bow entry and forward than the stern so I'd thought your Stabi would be similar. Do you know what your forward deadrise is?
@@VJBILL1 I was mistaken. It is 17 at the stern. I am not sure what it is at bow entry and forward deadrise, but it is variable and has a larger angle deadrise at the bow.
@@VJBILL1 I measured the deadrise. It is about 45 degrees at bow entry, 22 degrees forward and 17 at the stern.
@@bsumoba yeah that seems about right for a variable deadrise. What's your fuel economy at cruise btw?
Hi, do you what brand and weight the anchor is? Let us know how it works when you get a chance to use it?
Thanks
Anchor is a Super Sarca #3. 20 lbs.
Thanks
Whats the price on this build?
Boat, motors and trailer is just under $100K USD, not including taxes. Electronics and accessories totaled close to $30K USD.
That being said, Stabicraft (and nearly every boat manufacturer) has increased prices to deal with covid, inflation and global shortages of raw materials.
What engine in the ford and how does the f150 pull it
2.7 Ecoboost - pulls the boat just fine, but I wouldn't go any bigger for a boat with this truck. Engine has a rated 9K tow rating and I estimate the boat and trailer to be about 7K, so I am right at the "80%" rule of the thumb for actual tow weight to tow rating ratio
What's your location?
San Jose, CA area
@@bsumoba have you launched out of Alviso? I’m a bit hesitant to launch anything larger than a kayak out of that Marina.
@@GGOH-cq6rc Yes I have, multiple times with the Stabicraft. I try to stay away from low tide though. Otherwise, Alviso is no problem.
I need price please 🙏
all in with electronics, in 2021...about 140K USD
@@bsumoba thank you
Nice.🛥
Super rich guy
Should of kept watching answered my question 😅
Your live well is about 50 gallons. Check out my channel and see what I did on my 2750. Nice boat dude!
very nice boat. i like the livewell. if i lived in socal like i think you do, a large livewell is needed. in my area, i need it mainly for bleeding fish and for keeping live squid
Why you so bothered by not being a self draining deck, and want so many bilge pumps. Stabi,'s have reserve bouyancy so you can swamp the boat and still floats!
I understand, but I still don't want to be wading in water. I heard that the bilge pump that comes on Stabis are not the greatest in terms of longevity.
It’s very nice boat but to have to make the modifications to have to clean it up something the manufacturer should of done. Those boats are not cheap. This video is very helpful than you.