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$750,000 USD
+7 moreMakeKadey Krogen
Model44
Year2012
Length14.9m5m beam
FuelDIESEL3218L tank
Cabins2
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About this vessel
The Krogen 44' is a meticulously constructed yacht, featuring a unitized structure with three major fiberglass parts for enhanced integrity and durability. Its design and construction adheres to ABYC and ABS standards, ensuring the highest quality. The yacht is 49 feet long with a beam of 16'-4" and a draft of 4'-6". It displaces 43,140 lbs and features an encapsulated lead ballast of 2,500 lbs. Fuel, water, and holding tank capacities are 850, 300, and 52 U.S. Gallons respectively, offering significant range capabilities. The vessel boasts a range of up to 4,450 nautical miles at 6 knots.
The construction includes marine-grade plywood bulkheads and a superstructure comprising Knytex mat, end-grain balsa, and surface mats. The hull sides above the waterline and superstructure are cored for strength and insulation. Attention to detail in every aspect, from materials to structural design, ensures stability, comfort, and performance.
Key features include teak aft and side decks, a stainless steel rudder, rigorous fiberglass layup specifications, and stringent quality control measures. The interior boasts bulkheads and cabinetry of handcrafted solid teak, teak parquet cabin soles, and luxurious trim and finishes.
She's equipped with weather-tight doors and windows, including tempered glass windows in the saloon and pilothouse, and stainless steel ports throughout the vessel. It also features a well-designed engine room, bow thruster compartment, and other machinery spaces for optimal functionality and maintenance.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeKadey Krogen
Model44
Year2012
Dimensions
Length overall14.9m
Beam5m
Draft1.4m
Accommodation
Cabins2
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeJohn Deere
Engine model6068TFM75
Engine count1
Drive typeShaft Drive
Fuel typeDIESEL
Fuel tankage3218L
Features
On board
Displacement: (19,568 kg) Ballast Encapsulated Lead
Water: 1,134 L Fresh, 200 L Holding
Fuel: 3,218 L
Engine: Single Engine (John Deere 158 HP 6068TFM75)
Fuel Consumption: Range 6 knots (4,450 NM), Range 7 knots (3,000 NM), Range 8 knots (1,900 NM), Range 9 knots (1,250 NM)
Propulsion: Shaft Drive, Transmission Gear (Tacho Hours Twin Disc MGS061)
Thrusters: Bow Thruster (Side-Power 8.7 HP)
Genset: Generator Northern Lights 7 kw M773LW3
Dinghy: AB Tender (to be hoisted with 2 Warn Hoists by remote control)
Outboard: 15 HP
Air Conditioning: 2 Split Type Air Conditioners (1 HP each) Chigo
Refrigeration: 1 Refrigerator Panasonic
Water Maker: 1 Watermaker 30 I/h Schenker Water Filter (drinking water) Filopur Suisse
Hot Water System: 1 Water Heater 8 gall Webasto, 1 Hot Water mixing Valve
Bilge Pumps: 4 Submersible Pumps, 200 gph, 12 VDC, 1 Engine Driven Emergency Bilge and Wash-down Pump
Electronics: All NMEA 2000 network, Garmin AIS 300 and 600, Garmin Radar GMR18, Garmin Chartplotter 5015 M with GPS, Blue Chart 3D Version (Taiwan, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore), (South China Sea), GSD 22 Network Sonar GHP, 12 Auto Pilot System Garmin, VHF 300 AIS Function, Garmin GC Marine Camera, Flir/Raymarine T270 external Thermal Camera
Electrics: 1 Main Engine Starting Battery 225 Ah, 4 House Batteries 225 Ah, 1 Generator Starting Battery 210 Ah, 2 Bow Thruster Batteries 250 Ah, 2 Alternators 270 Amp Balmar, 1 Dual Alternator Regular Balmar, 2 Battery Isolators 300 Amp, 2 Phoenix Inverters 3000 W Victron, 1 Battery Charger 12 V 90 Amp Dolphine, 1 AC-Meter for Dockside Connection
Remarks: Holding Tank Capacity (197 L), Vertical Clearance Mast Up (7.09 m), Gyro Stabilizer Seakeeper M8000, 1 Washing Machine Bosch, 14-plate Electric Hob Elba
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