The trailerable (yes, trailerable) Ranger R31 packs a lot of practical boat into a comfortable 31-foot package.
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Plenty of seating and natural light make the main saloon a welcoming area, whether dockside or underway. The lower helm station’s proximity to the main seating area, as well as the master stateroom forward, make it so the helmsman is never out of the conversation.
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The aft seating area is great for enjoying an alfresco meal in a secluded anchorage.
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Docked stern-to and looking to get a little privacy? Head to the dining area on the bow, great for watching the sun rise with a cup of coffee, or the sun set with a cocktail.
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The angle of the berth in the forward master stateroom utilizes space, providing plenty of room for two to bed down after a long day on the water. An overhead hatch welcomes light and fresh air.
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The flying bridge of the Ranger 31 folds down easily to reduce the vessel’s trailerable air draft to 13 feet 2 inches, convenient when trying to truck the boat around or skirting low bridges along our nations waterways.
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An optional cockpit control station allows for the skipper to captain the vessel from almost anywhere he wants—inside at the main lower helm, up top on the flying bridge, or in the cockpit.
