Specifications
Name:
31 Grand Slam
Length:
31'0"
Hull Type:
Deep-V
Gross Weight:
--
Fuel Capacity:
--
Model Years:
1987—1994
Draft:
3'4"
Beam:
11'4"
Water Capacity:
40 gals.
Waste Capacity:
--
Length w/ Pulpit:
--
Until recent years, Shamrock boats were all built on the companys famous Keel Drive single-inboard hullsa signature design that separated Shamrocks from other boats in the market. The 31 Grand Slam, however, was built on a conventional deep-V hull and she was powered by twin inboard engines. At first glance she appears to be a fairly standard open sportfisherman with a large fishing cockpit. A closer look reveals several interesting features. The helm seat, for example, can be converted into a leaning post. Engine access is gooda unique central service bay houses all the mechanical and electrical systems. The cockpit features modular tackle centers, rod holders and storage bins. For accommodations, there are four single berths below (the dinette seatbacks convert to single bunks) and a standup head with shower. Standard gas engines did not prove particularly popular with buyers. Early models with optional 250hp Cummins diesels cruise at 28 knots and reach 33 knots wide open. Cummins 300hp diesels (available after 1990) cruise at 30 knots and deliver 3435 knots top. About 160 were built during her production run.
Overview
Deep-V express introduced in 1987 was a notable departure from Shamrocks signature Keel-Drive single-inboard hull design.
Features
Well-arranged cockpit with tackle center, 30-gallon livewell has room for full-size fighting chair. Helm seat pivots up to serve as leaning post. Cozy cabin with convertible dinette, enclosed head with shower, pipe berths sleeps four.
Comments
Unique service bay houses mechanical, electrical systems. Popular boattotal of 160 built.
Performance
Cummins 250hp diesels cruise at 28 knots; Cummins 300hp diesels cruise at 30 knots.