More WX 1910?

1) How short in length can the 1910 be made for storage purposes?

2) What is the maximum length rod the center rod locker will hold?

3) Is the Max capacity of passengers really 5? I think the 1900 was rated for 6.

Thanks,

FDR

francisco4 wrote:

1) How short in length can the 1910 be made for storage purposes?

2) What is the maximum length rod the center rod locker will hold?

3) Is the Max capacity of passengers really 5? I think the 1900 was rated for 6.

Thanks,

FDR

I hope picture answers are ok ? :] Also added side rod storage. Happy New year !

Picture answers ok ? :] Last pic is length of side rod storage.

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Thanks Dean! The pictures speak volumes. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you!

FDR

20’9″ ??? Really? That’s good news!

Don’t forget the height.

blackbay wrote:

Don’t forget the height.

Approx 78 inches

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Here’s a walk-thru video on the WX 1910 that was just released today. It seems to cover this particular boat “bow to stern” so it should be a good resource for anyone interested in this new model.

i think some of those images above were using a single-axle trailer.

my WX1910 with a tandem-axle trailer:
– swing-tongue open and motor to the side = 258″ (21’6″)
– winch-post ladder step and motor to the side = 261″ (21’9″)

unfortunately, my garage is only 254″ (21’2″) wall-to-door so i needed to get 7″ of relief in order to fit it in. by angling slightly, i was able to do so. this took 127″ (10’7″) left-to-right. thankfully, i’ve got 147″ from centerline to the side wall, so i could do this with room to spare around the side and still allow space for my wife’s car to park next to it.