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Thanks. Will keep that in mind.

Thanks, Capt. Kevin. I actually did call them last week, and was disappointed to be told that no one was available to answer questions. At first I thought she meant "now," but she meant "anytime." She told me to email their technical people, which I did. Still waiting, but it hasn't been a...

Well, yes, that does make sense!

Thanks for the kind words and the advice! There's nothing like real-life experience. If draft is 14" or less, it will be great. We are really happy to have a pilot house - it gets cold in Maine, even in the summer.

It's out. Stored for the winter.

What is your draft?

It is a 1999 Parker 23SE. That's why I'm thinking it is 14 and not 16 degrees. Just wondered at the extra weight of a pilot house and its effect on draft.

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It is a 23SE with a custom-built pilot house. Once I figure out the tapatalk app, I'll post a photo.

Thanks. Believe me, I crawl along in this particular spot and always lift the motor! It can be a couple of feet at low tide. I am really happy to have the Parker but it will take some getting used to as the last boat was a flat-bottomed CC where you were wide open. Just wondered if the...

I have just bought a 1999 23SE mod-v pilothouse. We will need to cross a skinny area in a channel between two islands, just offshore. I believe the deadrise is 14, and I know the materials say the draft of a 23SE is usually about 10" - but what is the actual draft? Am assuming the extra...