Being that they are USCG exempt, what size boats come with what motor size ratings?

The website has a list of boat and motor recommendations.

I see that, but I'm curious what boats have what tags.
Example:

Is 38 the largest they currently have for a single engine rig? What does the dual rigs say?

You looking to jump ship already. I mean you had two PDs at once. Now you're down to one. On top of that you're searching the GTR site.

Maybe I want one of each! In other words, I'm bored and need something to work on!

This

Depends what size boat it is

No I don't know. Never paid any attention

what size boat you looking at

coast gaurd.jpg

So what about their other sizes?

Can you insure a boat with a 35 hp rating when you put a modded (more than 35 hp) motor on it?
Maybe it was part of the exemption but seems GT woulda thought ahead on this one. Maybe other boats have higher ratings?


Sent from my iPhone using

^ that's y they had to put Santa in the dual rig!

Lol

I just wrote a short post on another thread about ratings, I am really curious how these ratings will affect a boat being shipped to Canada? What about a custom built boat from a smaller builder, I would assume they do not have any sort of load rating or compliance sticker, correct me if I am wrong?

In Canada we need to register any pleasure craft that has a hp rating of 10 or higher. I have looked and I am thinking there are one of two things I must do. 1) if it were purchased from GT or PD or Gator Trax that I need to apply for the out of country license or 2) if it was from a smaller builder I guess we could call them semi private for all intensive purposes I would have to apply for a license of a pleasure craft that I build myself even though I didn't build it but it is classified as "home built" being a custom build. This is a 3 page document 84-0172E that needs to be completed.

Have any of you smaller builders ever sent a boat to Canada or if there are any reps form the lager builders what about you?

Thanks
Phil