Where is Stacer boats made?

Gold Coast’s
The Stacer factory spans over a 10 acre site at the Gold Coast’s Marine Precinct and currently produces more than 70 Stacer models ranging in size from 2 – 7 metres, manufacturing up to 20 boats a day and over 2000 boats annually.

Is stacer made by quintrex?

quintrex and stacer are made out of the same factory but have slightly different hulls…

What is the best tinny to buy?

Here are the 10 best tinnies for fishos looking to save a few bucks without compromising on quality. JEREME LANE reports.

• Quintrex 390 Explorer.
• Anglapro Chaser 404.
• Quintrex 370 Dart.
• Anglapro Core CSR384.
• Brooker 420 Pro.
• Horizon 420 Allrounder.
• Clark 4.27 Estuary Pursuit.
• Savage 385 Big Boy.

How heavy is a small tinny?

A tinnie in the 3.5m to 3.8m range will weigh between 60kg to 85kg and will be ideal and well suited to a 15hp outboard motor.

What is the difference between Quintrex and Stacer?

The Quintrex will ride better everyday of the week in any conditions ,the 429 is slightly longer in length . The main difference in the 2 boats is the bottom sides ,the Stacer being cut and pressed then the Quinnie being Cut,Stretched over there 1 of a kind Die and pressed to form the Bottomside of the hull.

Is a tinny a boat?

Although most “tinnies” in Australasia (and across the world) are actually now made of aluminium, the older term is still used generically across the region to refer to all cans of beer; not just those made of tin. In Australia “tinny” is also commonly used as slang for a small open aluminium boat.

Is quintrex or stacer better?

The Stacer rides better can pretty much turn on a dime very impressive really. It is quite stable but not quite as much as the quintrex. The quintrex felt like a tub in comparison to the Stacer which feels so much sportier. The Stacer responds to engine trimming more than the quintrex.

Is quintrex a good boat?

The new Quintrex Blade hull is very definitely worth a long, hard look from any bluewater angler with something to gain from the advantages of an aluminium boat. The softest riding bluewater fishing tinnie yet. The toughness of a tinnie combined with a ride as good as all but the best ‘glass hulls.

What’s better quintrex vs stacer?

What is a good size boat for the ocean?

What size boat do you need for ocean crossing? If you are planning on traversing the oceans and seas where the waves and waters can get fairly rough, you should consider looking at boats 30ft and up. A boat this size will better handle the choppy and unpredictable water and currents, as well as longer trips offshore.

How heavy is a 4.5 m tinny?

Built on strong 1.35mm clinker pressed side sheets, this well constructed model is light for easy handling. Weighing in at only 61kg, don’t be fooled by it’s size, this is one sturdy little tinnie. This is an easy boat to get started in or stay in!

How much does a 14 foot Aluminium boat weight?

Smaller aluminum fishing boats typically weigh around 400 pounds and a 14 feet cabin cruisers will often weigh around 14,000 pounds.

When did Stacer start making aluminium fishing boats?

Established in 1971 , Stacer has maintained an industry wide reputation for quality, strength and dependability whilst being proudly Australian made. We build fishing and family friendly aluminium boats with practical features that are affordable, easy to handle, economical and are long lasting.

What kind of boat is Stacer plate boat?

Stacer’s Plate boat range is hot off the production line and is built to be the perfect companion for the offshore fisherman. The plate range features a massive 20 models in a selection of side and centre consoles, cabin and hard top designs.

Who is the largest aluminium manufacturer in New Zealand?

As New Zealand’s leading and largest manufacturer of plate aluminium boats we supply Ramco aluminium boats ranging from 4.7 metres to 8.4 metres in length. Our award winning Ramco aluminium boat designs are by leading boat designer Scott Robson.

What makes a stacer Seamaster a good boat?

Stacer has recognised this, and with a significant investment of tooling have now incorporated this concept into their design. It gives a sharp, deep V entry that efficiently moves the water away from the bow, encouraging a very flat and nose level attitude. Plus it flattens out to the stern, maximising stability.