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Old 03-10-2017, 04:08 PM   #1

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I'm looking for the number of passengers a 2000 Z250 can hold.
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    Supposedly the capacity plate says 12, from what I can remember of my old Z250. That'd likely be 6 in the cabin and 6 in the cockpit, which as you could imagine would be a VERY tight squeeze!

    Safely, I'd say 5 in the cockpit area, and 2-3 max in the cabin if you're underway... Docked or anchoring, you could potentially have more on the sundeck and bow area.
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    Looking at the layout, it looked like 9 would be the max while underway, but I had seen the 12 claim somewhere. That just didn't seem plausible. Thanks for the assessment.
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    I guess if everybody was five foot tall and under one hundred pounds u could get 12 onboard. Lol
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    Haha very true! But the thing to keep an eye on is the max weight rating that's listed along with the max number of passengers. This will give you a better idea of what's safe... This will be listed on the placard located near the shifting/throttle controls.
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    Haha very true! But the thing to keep an eye on is the max weight rating that's listed along with the max number of passengers. This will give you a better idea of what's safe... This will be listed on the placard located near the shifting/throttle controls.
    Yes, I have a few relatives that would count as 3 regular passengers each.
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