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$1,890,000 NZD
+5 moreMakeCheoy Lee
ModelPilothouse
Year2007
Length22.4m
FuelDiesel7900L tank
EngineCaterpillarC18
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About this vessel
Step aboard this 22.4m Cheoy Lee Pilothouse Yacht Fisher, a proven offshore vessel offering the perfect balance of performance, luxury, and capability. Powered by twin 1000hp Caterpillar C18 engines and supported by 2 Onan generators, she carries 7,900 litres of diesel, cruising comfortably at around 9 knots with an efficient fuel burn of approximately 45 litres per hour, and reaching a max speed of about 23 knots.
Inside, accommodation includes a full-beam owner's cabin complete with a spacious ensuite and bath, a forward double cabin, a side bunk cabin (each with its own ensuite), and a separate crew bunk cabin with private facilities. Walkaround access is provided via wheelhouse side doors, with the hardtop flybridge accessible from both the saloon and the cockpit.
She is equipped with Starlink internet, 5 Simrad nav screens, tank monitoring gauges, and a well-equipped helm. For handling and stability, she is fitted with bow and stern thrusters, stabilisers, and aft deck berthing rope winches, ensuring smooth manoeuvring in all conditions.
This yacht is fully equipped for comfortable, long-range cruising with every amenity needed for an unforgettable experience at sea.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeCheoy Lee
ModelPilothouse
Year2007
Dimensions
Length overall22.4m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeCaterpillar
Engine modelC18
Engine count2
Fuel typeDiesel
Fuel tankage7900L
Features
On board
twin 1000hp Caterpillar C18 engines
2 Onan generators
Starlink internet
5 Simrad nav screens
tank monitoring gauges
well-equipped helm
bow and stern thrusters
stabilisers
aft deck berthing rope winches
hardtop flybridge
walkaround access
wheelhouse side doors
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