Miss Maile
Miss Maile
Stock # NS5587
$150,000(USD)Dimensions: 50' x 15'
Year: 1990
Manufacturer: Peterson
Model: Tender / Packer
Engine: Twin 432 hp 6V53N Detroit Diesel
Hull: Steel
USA Registered. Miss Maile can be used as a tender / packer, dive boat and work boat. Survey available. More pictures to come.
Details
Overview
- Built in 1990 by Peterson Builders
- Location: Alaska
- 50' x 15' x 4'
- Survey: 2015
Power
- Engine: Twin Detroit 6V53N, 432 hp diesels
- Engine hours: 3,000
- Ratio: 2:1
- Propellers: Brass, 24", 4 blade
- Shafts: Stainless steel, 1 1/2" diameter
- Fuel tanks: 2, steel, 500 gallons
- Keel cooled: Steel
- Auxiliary engine: Honda, 25 hp
- Hydraulic pumps: Rule 3700
- Bilge pumps: 2" dual belt
Structural
- Hull: Steel
- Decks: Steel
- Ribs: Steel
- Fastenings: Steel
- Caulking: Steel
- Paint and zincs: 2020
- Holds: 67,000 lbs
- Anchor: 150 lb Danforth
- Winches: Kolstrand
Electronics
- GPS: Garmin
- VHF: Standard Horizon
- Sounder: Garmin GPS
- Compass: 5"
- Steering station: Wagner
Accommodations
- Sleeps: 2
- Fridge / Freezer
- Galley sink
- Water tank: Steel, 100 gallons
- Hot water: 8 gallons
Additional
- Crane: 2,000 lb lift capacity
- 3 survival suits
- Workshop
This listing is presented by Margaret Harris
Margaret Harris
907-942-5310
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