The serial number is part of the hull identification number (HIN) on your boat. It consists of the manufacturer ID code, the hull serial number and the date the boat was built. The first three letters are assigned by the U.S. Coast Guard, and they identify the manufacturer of the boat. The second set of numbers represents the unique hull number, and the last set represents the model and year of the boat. Locating the serial number on a boat is quite easy if you know where to look.

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Look for the serial number on the hull or the hull member. It should be located on the transom, above the waterline. It may also be printed on a small plate.

Check the starboard side of the hull if the boat has no transom. If your boat has more than one hull, check the outermost starboard side at the end of the hull.

According to (who knows a thing or two about effects), the RAT 2 made after serial number 300000 (early 2008) are of inferior quality. Nonetheless, if you have your eyes on a second hand RAT 2, you might want to check the serial number under the pedal. Proco rat pedal serial number. I have not been able to compare mine to a more recent model tonewise so I will not comment first hand on that.

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