Sea Hag II
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Sea Hag IIStock # WA4979
Reduced to $120,000(CAD)
Reduced to (USD)Dimensions: 26' x 10'
Year: 1974
Manufacturer: Matsumoto Shipyards
Model: Crew Boat / Water Taxi
Engine: 230 hp Mitsubishi Diesel Inboard/Outboard
Hull: Aluminum
Sea Hag II is a 26' aluminum crew boat / water taxi certified for 12 plus operator.
Powered with a 230 hp Mitsubishi diesel. Comes with a complete rebuilt spare engine and Conrad outdrive parts. Radar, laptop with navigation program, Lowrance C Map system and VHF. All safety equipment included.
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Details
Overview
- 1974 (rebuilt in 1990) Matsumoto Shipyard built
- Location: Mid Vancouver Island, BC
- 26' x 10' x 4'6" with over 6' headroom
Power
- Engine: Mitsubishi (with spare) 230 hp diesel inboard/outboard
- Reduction gear: Conrad
- Fuel tanks: 2, aluminum, 300 gallons total
- Engine alarms and gauges
Structural
- Hull: 1/4" with chine doubling aluminum
- Decks: 1/4" aluminum
Electronics
- GPS: Lowrance C Map
- VHF: DS
- Computer: Laptop with NobleTec program
- Radar: Furuno
- Sounder: Lowrance
- Spot light
- Compass
- Batteries: 2 x 12 volt
- Inverter: Small for laptop
- Steering stations: 2
- Controls: Cable
Additional
- All safety gear in compliance with TC small vessel regulations
- Seating for 12 plus operator
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