1976 A25 Deadrise at Stern

[cmoffatnc1]

Has anyone got that info handy? thanks in advance.

[DesertAlbin736]

Deadrise defined (No, it's not The Walking Dead):

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There's no one "deadrise number". It's a different angle at various points along the hull. To complicate matters Albin 25 hulls are rounded like a sailboat. If you're talking about deadrise in the longitudinal plane fore and aft in terms of the angle from the deepest part of the "belly" of the hull out to the stern that's different. But this is the early model full displacement hull.

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For the later DeLuxe models like yours it looks like this.

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In terms of trailer bunk fitment this might help a bit.

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We are no longer Albin owners, so that's the only help I can offer.

[tribologist]

Has anyone got that info handy? thanks in advance.

I made a 3D model of the hull from drawings sjohistoriska museet had scanned.

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/f4f8d ... 4c36f7c65a

[cmoffatnc1]

Thank you

[tribologist]

Thank you

Are you looking to fit a trailer? I have the deluxe hull modeled also. Its quite easy to make bunk drawings if you need that. Or use the drawings directly. I made that and 4post lift drawings for people in the past.

[cmoffatnc1]

Thanks. You were a huge help with modifications to my lift last fall. I was thinking of adding a through hull transducer while we are on the hard but decided against it. Thanks again.

[tribologist]

The Airmar P79 is the way to go. I put mine midship but if i had to do it again, i would put it up front

[tribologist]

Thanks. You were a huge help with modifications to my lift last fall. I was thinking of adding a through hull transducer while we are on the hard but decided against it. Thanks again.

Lol! I had forgotten who it was for. Please share some pictures! Does it work good?

[cmoffatnc1]

I will some photos posted, the lift works great. Thanks again.