Aluminium Cutter 60, Hull built 1984 by Martland Marine, finished in Cowes and launched 1994. Boasting Peter Bretts largest design this unique 60-footer has impressive pedigree including being used as the saluting vessel at the Millennium for Royal Thames Yacht Club Commodore, the Duke of York. Equipped for bluewater cruising with a substantial inventory and sizable tankage. Sleeps up to 7 in 3 cabins and saloon. Currently lying in Cartagena, Spain.
Aluminium Cutter 60, Hull built 1984 by Martland Marine, finished in Cowes and launched 1994. Boasting Peter Bretts largest design this unique 60-footer has impressive pedigree including being used as the saluting vessel at the Millennium for Royal Thames Yacht Club Commodore, the Duke of York. Equipped for bluewater cruising with a substantial inventory and sizable tankage. Sleeps up to 7 in 3 cabins and saloon. Currently lying in Cartagena, Spain.
Construction
Blue 8mm Aluminium hull
Teak laid on 4mm aluminium deck
White aluminium superstructure
Additional 10mm plate between frames to waterline
Long keel to balanced rudder
14,000 Lead ballast
Goiot hatches
Machinery
Sabre Perkins 135hp type M135 diesel engine
Installed 2000
6ltrs Per hour at 7kts
Cruising speed 7/8kts
Max speed 10kts
Borg Warner 72CR 2.91:1 gearbox
Double aquadrive C/V joint
Halyard flexible coupling
31inch Hundested variable pitch feather FR2 prop with manual control in cockpit
Halyard exhaust temperature alert HG10
Floscan Cruisemaster
Racon fuel filters
2 x Seawater inlets with separate filters and changeover valve
Mastervolt Whisper 3.5kva generator
Aquafresh AF400AC water maker
Electrics
4 x 130ah Domestic batteries
2 x 130ah Engine start batteries
130ah Generator start battery
2 x 130ah batteries for 12v supply
230v Top-up charger for generator battery
24v/12v Converter for DC supply to instruments
Trace SW3024E 3KW continuous rating inverter
7.8kw Surge capacity
Smooth sine wave output with isolating transformer to shore supply
Shore isolator and overvolt detector
230v 13A sockets in all cabins
2 x Solara solar panels 45Wp
Tankage
2 x Stainless steel fuel tanks 1500ltrs total capacity
100ltrs Stainless steel fuel tank for Webasto heater
7 x Stainless steel water tanks 1500ltrs total capacity
Rig And Sails
Bermudan Cutter rig
John Powel aluminium mast
Z-Spars boom and spinnaker pole
Stainless steel standing rigging
Dolphin slab reefed mainsail (1998)
Williams of Cowes roller furling genoa
Dolphin roller furling self-tacking staysail
Spinnaker Trysail
2 x Lewmar 65ST for genoa
2 x Lewmar 55ST winches for runner and staysail
2 x Lewmar 40ST winches for headsail furling
3 x Lewmar 46ST for mainsheet, boom vang and front of mast
Lewmar 48 Electric winch for main halyard and reefing
Accommodation
Master cabin aft with single post double bed with sprung mattress
Heads with shower, W/C connected to holding tank via macerator pump
2 x double cabins forward each with 2 berths
Toilet with W/C and shower
Pipe cot in main cabin
Main deck saloon with extendable table to seat up to 10
Desk and bookshelves in main saloon
Second dinette adjacent to galley
Heating
Webasto waterborne system
3 x 1.2KW Mikuni Matrix radiators
3.5KW Mikuni Matrix radiator
Fast heat available via connection to heat exchanger
Calorifier connected to engine heat exchanger
Separate Calorifier connected to 240v immersion heater
Circulating pump for hot water system
Domestic
Forcefour-burner gas stove with oven and grill
Dickenson diesel burning stove with hot plate oven
Microwave oven
24v Fridge
Second 97ltrs fridge with isotherm Frigomatic unit connected to in-hull cooling
Double stainless-steel sink with electric pump-out
Pots, pans and cooking utensils
Cutlery and crockery
2 x Gas bottles in box on deck
Deck
Francis double-barrel electric windlass
Danforth anchor with 30m chain and 30me warp
CQR anchor with short chain and 30m warp
Full cockpit canopy
Removable cockpit table
Boarding ladder
10 x Fenders
Various mooring warps
Boathook
Mooring buoy grab hook
Signal flags
Foredeck canopy
Pressure washer
Navigation
Suunto helm compass
Sliva additional compass
Handheld compass
Furuno 1830 radar
Navico Corus Ocean Pilot with remote autopilot at chart table
Navico Axis W/P with class D DSC controller VHF
Garmin 120XL GPS with differential receiver
B&G echo sounder with repeater at chart table
Silva speed and wind indicator
Target HF3 shortwave receiver
Tenders
RIB with aluminium base and centre console
Stowed on foredeck, launched using spinnaker pole as derrick
Safety
Jonbuoy self-inflating
Lifelink plus two life rings with lights
Override emergency mechanical steering
3 x Fire extinguishers
Fire blanket
Halon self-igniting engine room extinguisher
Jackstays
Canary gas detector
Microscan burglar alarm
The condition or level of safety equipment on board is not to be negotiated on following survey. It is likely to be listed by most surveyors but is not structural or an integral working part of the vessel and is not to be used to further negotiate the price down after survey. We strongly suggest that for your own personal safety that when purchasing a yacht you provide new safety equipment rather than relying on second hand gear.
Should you become the new owner of this yacht then the responsibility to re-register or update official bodies for items such as EPIRB, VHF, MMSI or AIS becomes yours.
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