Nauticat 40 Pilothouse

The Ford Lehman 2722 Super 90 has been well maintained and features low hours of use. A full engine servicing was performed in May of 2018 including the removal, inspection, calibration, and re-installation of the fuel injectors. The engine is economical, with fuel usage of approximately 2.5 GPH providing a range under power of over 600 nautical miles.

MaxProp 3 blade 22" propeller;
Dripless shaft seal;
Gulf Coast fuel polishing system;
12 volt oil changing system.

Electrical system:
Lifeline 8D AGM batteries, 765 AH (house bank) (2012);
Optima Group 24 engine start battery (2012);
Xantrex SW-2012 2000 Watt Pure Sine Wave Inverter-Charger with controller display (2014);
Heart Echo battery charger for engine start battery (2012);
Balmar 165 amp high output alternator with MC614 digital regulator;
Newmar Galvanic Isolator.

Recent maintenance history:
New heat exchanger, oil and transmission coolers
(2010);
New motor mounts (2014);
Vetus Flexible Shaft Couple, new donuts (2014);
Exhaust manifold replaced (2014);
PSS dripless shaft seal-replaced (2014);
Fall 2016: Had 4 through hulls replaced per survey. Engine oil analyzed with no issues showing. Gear oil changed. Zincs replaced.
Winter 2017: Zincs replaced and bottom cleaned by diver.
Spring 2018: Haulout, bottom painted and zincs replaced. Diesel engine inspected and work done by mechanic (oil and filter changed, trans fluid changed, H20 pump replaced, injectors rebuilt)
Spring 2019: Zincs replaced.

sloop aparejado Selden Aluminio perchas (1985) con Inoxidable jarcia fija (1985)

Silver-anodized aluminum spar system;
keel stepped, double spreader mast w/ internal
halyards;
T-Track on front of mast w/sheaves top and bottom
for pole and lift system;
Stainless Steel 1X19 standing rigging
w/turnbuckles and swaged terminals;
Split backstays, running backstays and removable
staysail stay w/storage system;
Stainless steel rail & blocks for self-tending small
jib;
Harken Big-Boat 6:1 heavy duty adjustable
mainsheet traveler system forward of dodger;
Selden “Racing Equipment” rod-kicker
mechanical vang system;
Profurl NC42 Titanium headsail furler;
Fully battened mainsail with Dutchman sail flaking system;
Aluminum whisker pole;
Sails were inspected, cleaned, and reinforced/restitched in 2006.

12 volt battery, 3 batteries charged by: motor, energía costera See Mechanical Comments

Length over all is 42' 7".

The Nauticat 40 designed by Sparkman & Stephens is one of the models built by Nauticat Yachts Oy - Siltala Yachts in Finland.

The pilothouse is lower than on earlier Nauticat models, the hull features a fin keel and skeg hung rudder, and the pilothouse entrance is from the cockpit and not from the sides. The Nauticat 40 was designed with ocean crossings in mind and this can easily be seen when having a look for instance at fuel and water tank capacities. A large 90 HP diesel engine provides for true motorsailer performance.

The design features a raised aft cabin with cockpit forward, a large pilothouse and salon, trunk cabin and teak decks. The boat is rigged as a sloop with an optional stay and staysail boom track installed to convert the rig to a cutter.

Seacocks replaced for galley sink and both marine head sinks in 2016.

Waterline Boats / Boatshed does not independently verify capacities and measures, which are reported from seller-provided information and/or literature.

This is a spacious pilothouse design with an elegant interior featuring two private cabins with marine head compartments.

Enter the cabin through a companionway hatch with Plexiglas weather board. The interior salon and pilothouse is spacious and offers excellent views. The helm is to starboard with full instrumentation and great visibility including overhead hatches for monitoring sail trim. To port is a U-shaped elevated settee with table. The engine is enclosed in ample soundproofing panels below the pilothouse sole and has three removable hatches for full access to the engine compartment. The windows feature dark curtains to match the navy interior upholstery and block light when needed. The boat is heated with a Webasto Air Top 5000 diesel furnace. A Torrid 10 gallon hot water heater operates on 110 volt AC or engine coolant heating.
Headroom is 6' 6".

Aft down a few stairs is the full beam master cabin trimmed in fine teak joinery. This features a centerline queen sized berth with easy access from either side and ample storage in drawers and lockers to each side and aft. Forward to port is a comfortable single seat and a desk with built-in stool for use as an office space. On centerline is a large hanging locker. To starboard is the private head compartment with a stall shower and tiled floors. It features a Lectrasan MSD Type 1 waste treatment system. Headroom is 6' 3".

Forward and down from the pilothouse salon is the galley and convertible dinette. The portside galley has ample counter space and storage, a large refrigerator compartment, two burner propane stove with oven, double sink, and a microwave. A built-in a blender flush with the counter top is conveniently in the galley, a Nauticat design feature. Another clever design feature is a built-in vacuum cleaning system with outlets in the cabins. A separate pull-out freezer is located in the salon.
Top loading refrigerator with 12 volt Dometic compressor;
Engel MT45F AC/DC portable freezer in pull-out bin;
Seaward M-100 microwave;
Built-in blender/coffee grinder;
Force 10 two burner propane stove with oven

Opposite the galley is a large U-shaped dinette which converts into a double berth and includes a privacy curtain. There are lockers outboard of the dinette for storage and a glass front liquor cabinet. Headroom is 6' 5".

Forward of this space is the private guest cabin with head compartment. An offset double berth is to starboard, a single seat is to port, and ample storage in drawers and lockers surround the cabin. The head compartment features a tiled floor that includes a shower drain. There is a prism deck light for illumination in the head, and a large opening hatch for ventilation. Headroom is 6' 5".

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