Owning your own boat can be quite expensive without all the ongoing costs like fuel, so we have some helpful tips to help you save money on fuel and get the most out of your boat.

8 fuel saving tips for yachts
A few simple checks on how you use your boat and adjustments accordingly can save you up to 10% in costs. This may not sound like a lot of money, but the cumulative amount of money will save you a lot, as well as reduce the amount of smoke and noise your boat generates.
1. Just like by car, any objects on the outside of your boat create excessive air resistance and decrease miles, which you reach using a gallon of fuel, as well as your speed. To prevent this, remove the bimini and deckhouse roof when sailing on your boat. It goes without saying that the cleaner your boat's lines, the greater your fuel economy. If you can also avoid towing the tender, you can also reduce your fuel consumption.
2. Incorrect boat roll is also another big culprit in fuel consumption. If the bow of your boat is too high above the water, the boat burns much more fuel. Instead, try to keep your body as close to the plane as possible to maximize traction. Adjust the mass distribution within the boat - adding more weight to the bow will help the boat align.
3. It doesn't take a genius to realize that the heavier your boat, the more fuel it will consume and the slower the speed... Make sure to unload any items you do not need from the boat to reduce its weight. For example, fishing gear from last season if you have no plans to use it right now. Storing unnecessary items elsewhere will reduce the frequency of refueling.

8 fuel saving tips for yachts
4. A clean boat hull is one of the most important factors in helping to reduce drag. when cutting water, in turn, reducing fuel consumption. Racing boats can increase their speed by 2 knots by removing at least light dirt on the hull. If possible, try washing the hull regularly and be sure to provide antifouling protection for your boat's hull at the start of each season.
5. Regular engine checks not only extend its life, but also help ensure its effectiveness. There are several checks you can do every time you use your boat, but it is also worth checking your engine at least once a year.
6. This may seem like an obvious tip, but sometimes the thrill of speed on the waves can be more exciting than thinking about how much fuel you are using. If you are in no hurry, then decrease in speed Is one of the simplest ways to guarantee a reduction in fuel consumption.

8 fuel saving tips for yachts
7. Keeping your boat's engine propellers in good condition Is another way to save fuel. Make sure the engine nibs are regularly polished and checked for damage. If there are no dents on the leading edge, the power transfer to the water will be reduced.
8. Most propellers will be sized for the boat's maximum speed, however correct calibration to your cruising speed can help save fuel. Find out at what rpm you can get the best fuel consumption and set the appropriate size. It is probably best to entrust the job to a specialist, as it is a delicate job.
25.09.2017
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