Length LOA
4750MM
Max Beam
2050MM
Hull Weight
300 KG
Capacity
4Pax/320kg
Recommended HP
40-60HP
Prelude 4750
Available as cuddy cabin or centre console
We can’t guarantee that the prelude will actually catch fish – that’s your job – but we do believe the 4750 is your ticket to let you do just that. Whether you’re into fishing or just want to have fun out on the water, the prelude is the boat for you.
Available as either a centre console or in a cuddy cabin the 4750 is the perfect boat for inshore fishing, water sports and diving.
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Specifications
Length LOA:
4750MM
Max Beam:
2050MM
Hull Weight:
680 KG
Hull Bottom:
4 MM
Hull Sides:
3 MM
Cabin Sole:
4 MM
Deadrise:
17 deg
Fuel tank/Capacity:
Tote Tank
Recommended HP:
40-60HP
Transom/Outboard pod:
20″
Recommended Capacity:
4Pax/320kg
Standard Features
Prelude 4750 Standard Features
Ramco Factory 7 year hull warranty
Fully welded 4mm alloy floor
Full width driver/passenger foot rest
Sealed underfloor buoyancy chambers
Curved alloy full length gunwale rubbing strip
Stylish curved perspex windscreen
Compact alloy bow rails
Self draining anchor locker with lid
Side storage shelves
Alloy welded rod holders x 4
Clip in rear bench seat
Folding T bar dive ladder
Alloy boarding/diving platform
Cast alloy bollard and cleats
Grab rails – dash and transom
Bow ‘V’ Roller in bow sprit
Non Feed back cable steering
LED Navigation Lighting
Dual USB charging socket
Blueseas Weatherdeck switch panel (back lit)
Rule 1100GPH bilge pump
Battery box
Isolation switch
Full wiring loom for standard options
Ultralon U-Dek pads – side decks, transom Sleek low profile cabin hatch
2 x Molded seats on pedestals/swivels Stylish metallic Ramco Graphics
Ramco Alloy clip in bench seat
Optional Extras
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