Is that clearance at mean high water? The top alone must be ~~7' above the sole which is above the w/l, then add the radar and other antennas ( no outriggers? ). And factor in various storm or even full/new moon tides increases when you need to get the boat there. Do you really want to cut it extremely close, especailly travelling with the current?
If the bridge doesn't open often or at all I'd suggest making other plans.
But as Bruce advises measuring to the radome or array or gong up the bridge against the current T astronomical high tide to judge clearance will provide a reality check if you figure what you need for safety margin ) storms / waves/wakes,etc. . .
This probably won't help but Mako says the hardtop alone is 12' above ground with boat on the trailer, and draft in the water is 19".
Edit: Probably too low either way but are you talking about trying to go under the bridge by water or trailering the boat? I was "assuming" via water.
