Yellowfin 32 Offshore

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Overview

LOA

Beam

Draft

1 ft 7 in

Air draft

9 ft

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Capacities

Fuel

Layout options

Select a published arrangement

Heads

Engine options

Published packages and performance data

Powerplant

Total HP

Propulsion

Fort Lauderdale fit

Air draft 9 ft. 17th Street closed ≈ 55 ft. SE 3rd Avenue ≈ 16 ft. Manufacturer numbers, not a survey.

Survey watch points

Draft and weight figures disagree across sources

high risk · unresolved · dimensions

Manufacturer page omits draft and publishes approximate weight 10,421 lb; early reviews and dealer/Seakeeper materials publish conflicting draft and lighter weight figures. Keep unresolved.

Opened sources do not settle draft or a single weight basis for the Yellowfin 32 Offshore.

The manufacturer page (yellowfin-32-offshore-model-page) omits draft and publishes Approximate Weight 10,421 pounds* with an explicit loaded basis. Salt Water Sportsman (salt-water-sportsman-yellowfin-32-2008) lists draft 1'6" and 8,500 lb dry. Sport Fishing Mag (sport-fishing-yellowfin-32-2008) lists hull draft 1'7" and 8,200 lb with power. Current dealer overview (atlantic-yacht-yellowfin-32-offshore) repeats draft 1'7" and 8,200 lbs. Seakeeper Ride (seakeeper-ride-yellowfin-32-offshore-2025) lists displacement 8,200 lbs on a 2025 trial form.

Canonical research leaves root draft_ft as unsupported legacy (no field_sources) and does not publish dry weight from these conflicting bases.

  • Measure or obtain factory draft datum for the surveyed hull before bridge or ramp planning.
  • Do not treat 10,421 lb approximate weight and 8,200 lb displacement/weight claims as the same dry-weight figure.
  • Do not average 1'6" and 1'7" draft claims.

Sources: yellowfin-32-offshore-model-page, salt-water-sportsman-yellowfin-32-2008, sport-fishing-yellowfin-32-2008, atlantic-yacht-yellowfin-32-offshore, seakeeper-ride-yellowfin-32-offshore-2025

Early reviews list 225 gal fuel; current page lists 332

medium risk · documented · documentation

2008 editorial specs publish 225 gal standard fuel (optional +100 on one review) while the current Yellowfin model page publishes 332 gal. Do not average into a range.

Early Yellowfin 32 editorial reviews and the current manufacturer page disagree on fuel capacity.

Salt Water Sportsman (salt-water-sportsman-yellowfin-32-2008) and Sport Fishing Mag (sport-fishing-yellowfin-32-2008) publish 225 gal standard fuel (Sport Fishing also notes a 100 gal additional option). The current Yellowfin model page (yellowfin-32-offshore-model-page) and matching dealer overview (atlantic-yacht-yellowfin-32-offshore) publish 332 gallons.

Canonical research keeps 332 as the current published fuel figure and leaves early-review 225 gal as generation documentation only. Do not invent a fuel range from the disagreement.

  • Confirm tankage on the surveyed hull build sheet or manufacturer order before range planning.
  • Do not treat 225 and 332 as configuration min/max endpoints without factory documentation for that hull.

Sources: yellowfin-32-offshore-model-page, salt-water-sportsman-yellowfin-32-2008, sport-fishing-yellowfin-32-2008, atlantic-yacht-yellowfin-32-offshore

FAQ

Can a Yellowfin 32 Offshore clear Fort Lauderdale bridges?

Published air draft is 9 ft hardtop. 17th Street closed is about 55 ft. SE 3rd Avenue is about 16 ft. Manufacturer numbers, not a listing photo.

What draft does a Yellowfin 32 Offshore need in Fort Lauderdale?

Manufacturer published draft is 1.58 ft. We keep 1 ft under-keel on the canal overlay. Victoria Park laterals are about 4.5 ft. Harbor Beach is the deep-water conversation.

Yellowfin 32 Offshore LOA and beam versus canals?

32.5 ft LOA and 9.75 ft beam. Skinny isles such as Fiesta Way are limited by beam and fixed-bridge clearance.

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