I have only heard good things about Pocket Yacht Company. My research shows that they have a stellar reputation for customer satisfaction. They were however out of my geographical area for me to do business with them. Consequently, I purchased a new 2021 Ranger Tug R31 CB from Winter Island Yacht Yard in Salem MA. I can objectively say that although this was my first season with my Ranger Tug, I have been extremely pleased with her in every way. A really good quality build that did everything as they said she would. I love my Ranger Tug..!
@@PocketYachtCompany I attended the Seattle Boat Show last week. Took a hard look at it. Spoken to the boat's rep. We'll schedule finance later on... Wow. The vessel was packed with people. :)
Rob, good question! The R-27 is currently only built with the 300 HP Yamaha Outboard engine. 2017 was the last year they built the R-27 with an inboard, so you may see them on the used boat market. However, the R-29 (the next size up) does come with a Volvo D4 320 HP diesel inboard engine. Hope this helps!
What state is that? Couse all the states in America are limited to 8'6" . You might be thinking 8.5 feet ,which is exactly 8 & a half feet , which is exactly 8'6" .
@@stephendavis9290 yes if your boat is oversize, you pay for the permit to legally tow it down the road . If it's not ,like 8'6 and under you don't need an oversize permit because it is not oversize.
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I have only heard good things about Pocket Yacht Company. My research shows that they have a stellar reputation for customer satisfaction. They were however out of my geographical area for me to do business with them. Consequently, I purchased a new 2021 Ranger Tug R31 CB from Winter Island Yacht Yard in Salem MA. I can objectively say that although this was my first season with my Ranger Tug, I have been extremely pleased with her in every way. A really good quality build that did everything as they said she would. I love my Ranger Tug..!
Thank you for your kind words! We cover territory from the East Coast of Florida to Maryland! Happy to help if you are in the area!
Wow really great video of Ranger Tugs. I would like to see a more detailed video of the 43.
yeah me too. bring on the vids of the 43!
Yes I’m also very interested in the 43
We have a new video of the 43 coming soon! Stay tuned!
Here is the video walkthrough of the 43: th-cam.com/video/NfA_BgmfR4U/w-d-xo.html
This video, along with the Cutwater Boats video, are very good! Perhaps targeted to the east coast with the Pocket Yacht group. Cheers!
Thank you, Bob!
I NEED ONE !!!!🥰
We can make that happen! Call us 888-519-9120
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I attended the Seattle Boat Show last week. Took a hard look at it. Spoken to the boat's rep. We'll schedule finance later on...
Wow. The vessel was packed with people.
:)
@@MT-ek9te Love to hear it!
Reverse transom seating would be a big plus,like on nordkapp 905. fishwell/barbque grill waste LOTS of cockpit space.
Steve, thanks for your feedback! Reverse transom seating is on the Ranger Tugs R-29. The transom seat flips to face back or forward.
Seem to be very nice ,quality boats
Thank you, Steve!
I really like the looks of the Ranger 27, but haven't seen any videos of new ones with an inboard engine. Do they still build them with inboards?
Rob, good question! The R-27 is currently only built with the 300 HP Yamaha Outboard engine. 2017 was the last year they built the R-27 with an inboard, so you may see them on the used boat market. However, the R-29 (the next size up) does come with a Volvo D4 320 HP diesel inboard engine. Hope this helps!
Yes,a best boat👍👍👍
Thank you for watching, Andres!
all these rangers are too wide for my states wide load limit. limit here is 8'-5" and the smallest ranger is 8'-6". is there a work around for that?
What state is that? Couse all the states in America are limited to 8'6" . You might be thinking 8.5 feet ,which is exactly 8 & a half feet , which is exactly 8'6" .
Ever heard of an oversized load permit
@@stephendavis9290 yes if your boat is oversize, you pay for the permit to legally tow it down the road . If it's not ,like 8'6 and under you don't need an oversize permit because it is not oversize.
@@stephendavis9290 costly going through 7 states
@@sergeolchowec905 gee tell me something I didn't know, I drive professionally and I have hauled boats for a living