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33′ Military RHIB
33 ft military RHIB with triple or twin 250 HP outboards, 200-gallon fuel tank, FLIR and shock mitigating seats.
Description
The 33′ Military RHIB (VH32-10.6-PB) is Lake Assault Boats' largest RHIB, configured for military and security patrol with an aluminum hull and all-foam wing-reinforced collar.
Key features
- Three 250 HP engines with counter-rotating stainless-steel props, or twin 250 HP outboards
- 200-gallon fuel tank
- All-foam wing-reinforced collar
- VHF radio, FLIR, two Garmin 12 in touch screens with GPS, sonar and chart plotting
- Go-Light remote searchlight; shock mitigating seats
- Options: pilothouse, generator, air/foam hybrid collar, lighting, power systems, davit, paint and trailer
Applications
- Military installation and harbor security patrol
- Force protection and law enforcement
Available on GSA Advantage.
Specifications
| Propulsion | 3 x 250 HP engines or 2 x 250 HP outboards |
|---|---|
| Fuel tank | 200 gal |
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