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$48,742 NZD
MakeMclay Boats
Model581 CrossXover
Length5.81m
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The 581 CrossXover is a compact yet highly capable cabin boat within McLay’s foam-filled CrossXover range. It combines modern lines with pontoon-style safety via extensive closed-cell foam under the gunnels and underfloor buoyancy. Designed for up to six people, it is intended as a versatile family boat for fishing, cruising and towing water toys.
With a fully welded plate alloy hull, spacious cockpit and cabin, and a long list of standard fishing and comfort features, the 581 CrossXover balances safety, style and value.
Key features & construction- 3 mm and 4 mm marine-grade alloy sides/tops with 5 mm plate bottom chines.
- Welded 4 mm tread plate floor with underfloor buoyancy.
- 130 L underfloor fuel tank with sender.
- Full-length keel protection strip.
- Foam buoyancy gunnels and additional buoyancy under rear platforms.
- Cabin hatch, shelves and lined cabin plus lined dash/half deck for a pleasant tactile finish.
- Four welded alloy rod holders, live bait tank with Perspex window and fold-up rear seat.
- Wrap-around Perspex windscreen and pair of cabin windows.
- Hydraulic steering for precise control.
- Walk-through Portofino transom with twin platforms, rails and ladder; self-draining anchor locker with hatch lid and full bow rail.
- Electrical harness for standard systems.
- 1100 GPH bilge pump, navigation and anchor lights.
- Painted cabin top with Nyalic finish on the balance of the boat.
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MakeMclay Boats
Model581 CrossXover
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Length overall5.81m
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