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Old 10-31-2025, 08:59 AM   #1
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Default Maxum SCR 3300, 1999

Gents, I looking for manual Maxum SCR 3300, 1999.
I would be very appreciate for any help.
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Old 10-31-2025, 11:37 AM   #2
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Here is the closest we have.

https://www.maxumownersclub.com/foru...?do=file&id=14
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Where can I find a maximum permissable engine power for my SCR 3300 boat?
What kind of document or manual consist this information?
Does anybody know?
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Where can I find a maximum permissable engine power for my SCR 3300 boat?
What kind of document or manual consist this information?
Does anybody know?
Not sure this exists. Why are you looking for this information?
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I am going to have an inspection by port authority. Need to prove that engines comply with original design.
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I am going to have an inspection by port authority. Need to prove that engines comply with original design.
Got it. Not something we in the US need to deal with. This boat typically is powered with either 5.0 or 5.7 engines but may have had an option for 7.4.

Try sending a private message to (shrew) as he may have some documentation.
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Got it. Not something we in the US need to deal with. This boat typically is powered with either 5.0 or 5.7 engines but may have had an option for 7.4.

Try sending a private message to (shrew) as he may have some documentation.
I do not. I don't work for Brunswick and never have. I'm just a Computer Engineer who volunteers his time on a few boating online forums.

While I happen to be decent at research, I really just block spammers, move threads to appropriate sub-forums and delete inappropriate material.
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I do not. I don't work for Brunswick and never have. I'm just a Computer Engineer who volunteers his time on a few boating online forums.

While I happen to be decent at research, I really just block spammers, move threads to appropriate sub-forums and delete inappropriate material.
Understand, I knew it was a long shot but Sometimes you have some obscure information from your years of boating/being on this site.
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