Beam: 24'
Draft: 5 1/2'
Net Weight: 60 tons
Top speed: 12.5 knots
Cruising speed: 9.5 knots
Engine: KT Cummins turbo charged I-6 (I have very little idea what that means)
Transmission: Twin Disk 6:1 (again, I have absolutely no idea what this means)
Propeller: 50/70 (50 inches from tip to tip of blades/ 70 inches of water pushed per revolution. Ha!
I knew that one!)
Fuel Tanks: 1,500 gallons held in 2 tanks
Anchors: 250 lb steel Danforth storm anchor with 1" chain and 3" rope
47 lb aluminium Fortress working anchor with 5/8" chain and 1" rope
Davit: 1500 lb load capacity
Bilge pumps: three 4,000 gph (gallons per hour) bilge pumps
two watch the heck out Emergency bilge pumps
High water alarm
Fresh water holding tank: 300 gallons
Waste water holding tank: 100 gallons
Gensets: 20 kw AC Delco
12.5 kw Northern Lights
Lifeboat, life raft, life rings, survival suits, and countless life jackets
Wakeboard, kneeboard, and a 3 person tube
2 dogs, 1 cat, and the occasional stowaway fiddler crab
Electronics & gadgets:
GPS/chart plotters x 3
Depth sounder/fish finder
VHF marine radio x 2
CB radio
24 mile radar
Hailer/intercom
VHF signal locator
EPIRB (emergency locator beacon)
Hairdryer x 2
Pretty engine... or, at least, Big engine. The engine room has full head room, which is extremely rare, and very welcome! |
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