1939 Custom Safety standby vessel Commercial in |CITY|, |STATE_CODE|

SELLER DESCRIPTION

The 48m Standby Rescue Vessel is the ultimate in strength, safety and seaworthiness. It was built originally as a whaler and then later converted to use as a standby rescue vessel. In both modes it was designed to operate during any wind and sea state in northern latitudes in the North Sea and the North Atlantic. It has just completed a major rebuild/refit and is totally updated and fully operational. It is classed by DNV and has fully current and fresh certificates and doesn't require major class survey again until 2013. This vessel could continue in its role as a standby/rescue vessel, be put into other commercial use, function as an expedition vessel or be converted into an explorer yacht.Numerous photos and plans available upon request.Contact Rob Lager at 516-767-0141 for further information.

Accomodations:
3 x 1-man cabins, 7 x 2-men cabins, 20 beds for survivors. Seating & shower area for survivors. Certified for 200 Survivors.

Mechanical Equipment:
Engine: 1 x MAK 451 AK, 1100 bhp. Speed 12 knotsAuxiliary Engines: 1 x Scania DS9 , 2 x Mercedes MTUAzimuth: 1 x Caterpillar 3412, 650 hp Capacities: Diesel oil 70,0 m3 (18,492 gals); Fresh water 65 m3 (17,171 gals) Deck Equipment: 1 x Windlass , 1 x Heila marine deck crane , 1 x Vestdavit P3600, 1 x Davit 3,5 t. Both davits are capable of lifting 3 - 3,5T. The crane on main deck lifts 1,3T over the ship side. Rescue Equipment: 2 x Springer MP-741 fast rescue boats, 1 x Rescue basket, 1 x Dacon rescue scoop, 2 x Scrambling nets, Emergency towing line 250 m , 1 x Morgue, 1 x Hospital

Electonics and Navigational Gear:
Bridge Equipment: 1 x 3 cm Arpa Radar JRC, 1 x 3 cm Arpa Furuno, Furuno Radio station A2, 1 x AIS, 3 x VHF, 2 x UHF , 2 x GPS, C-map chart