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SKU: MB-9SZ

2022 Zodiac Medline 7.5 Console RIB with Yamaha F300XCA Outboard

$95,995.00Price
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The Zodiac Medline 7.5 is a 24'1" Hypalon console RIB built for long days on the water, offered here with a Yamaha F300XCA DEC four-stroke outboard. It has a 9'6" beam, an 80 gal fuel tank and a 3,814 lb load rating.

The lounge areas fore and aft take double cushions and a table and convert into a large sun deck, with a VIP multi-position aft salon and bow sunbathing area. The double-position bolster hides a built-in kitchen with sink and worktop, and a shower kit and sink faucet draw from a fresh water tank. Two swim platforms, a telescopic boarding ladder to port, GRP wings with EVA, a tilt-up console with storage, console storage on the driver's side, three large storage compartments, six cupholders and four cleats complete the deck.

The cockpit is self-bailing with 2 bailers, the boat has 5 watertight compartments, and the removable tube is Hypalon-Neoprene, with the fabric listed as Orca 866 CSM (1670 dtx). Hydraulic steering, a polyester davit, battery switch, bilge pump, navigation lights, an inflator with manometer, repair kit and owner's manual are standard. The motor package is a single Yamaha DEC four-stroke, offshore 4.2 L, with a 25" XL shaft and DEC controls.

Highlights

  • 24'1" LOA, 9'6" beam, 2,525 lbs

  • Load capacity 3,814 lbs

  • Max motor 300 HP; recommended 250-300 HP extra long

  • Built-in kitchen with sink, fresh water shower

  • 80 gal fuel tank, hydraulic steering

  • Yamaha DEC 4.2 L four-stroke, 25" XL shaft

Specifications

Brand

Zodiac

Model

Medline 7.5

Type

Console RIB

Length Overall

24'1"

Beam

9'6"

Weight

2,525 lbs

Load Capacity

3,814 lbs

Max Horsepower

300 HP

Recommended Motor

250-300 HP extra long

Max Engine Weight

849 lbs

Watertight Compartments

5

Fuel Tank

80 gal

Fabric

Orca 866 CSM, 1670 dtx (Hypalon)

Engine

Yamaha DEC four-stroke, offshore 4.2 L

Shaft Length

25" XL

Steering

Hydraulic, DEC controls

Good to know

  • May need to be registered or titled in your state; the paperwork that comes with the unit is supplied.

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