Crazy II
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Crazy IIStock # PA5824
Dimensions: 18'5" x 9'
Year: 1992
Model: Crabber, Prawner
Engine: 150 hp Yamaha 4 Stroke Gas Outboard
Hull: Aluminum
18' Heavy built aluminum day crabber / prawner could be used in construction / aquaculture and dive industries. 2012 150 Yamaha 4 stroke with low hours - approximately 1,000 hours of use. Custom hydraulic powerpack box, pole for davit and hauler, internal GPS / sounder, lots of deck space and said to be very stable.
Details
Overview
- Built by Shore Line Metal Craft in 1992
- Location: Mid Vancouver Island, BC
- 18'5" x 9' x 2'6"
Power
- Engine: Yamaha 4 stroke 150 hp gas outboard
- Engine hours: 1,000
- Propeller: 3 blades and 1 spare
- Cruising speed: 25 knots
- Full speed: 35 knots
- Fuel tank: Aluminum, 80 gallons
- Engine alarms and gauges
Structural
- Hull: All aluminum construction
Electronics
- Internal GPS
- Sounder: Lowrance X105
- Computer: PC with no hard drive
- Battery
- One steering station
Additional
- Custom hydraulic power pack aluminum box
- Davit pole for pot hauler
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This listing is presented by Jim Armer and Doug Beguin
Jim Armer
250-954-8061
Doug Beguin
250-927-8442
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