Liveaboard Sailboat FULL TOUR - 2006 Hunter 46LE - FOR SALE
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2022
- 2006 Hunter 46LE - Cecilia
$190,000 - Accepting Reasonable Offers
edo667@yahoo.com, WhatsApp +16144033968
US registered boat for simple sale process
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Owner’s Version, never chartered, very well cared-for. Currently sailing in Martinique, to continue to Grenada by August, delivery throughout the eastern Caribbean negotiable. Clean, mechanically sound, and COMPLETELY READY to move aboard, and immediately begin cruising. Numerous upgrades since late 2019, including solar, large Firefly house battery bank, 100 amp Balmar alternator, and 12V Spectra watermaker, NEW large dinghy and motor, NEW fridge, and more. Ideally suited for comfortable, self-sustained long term cruising. Many boat systems and appliances also upgraded or replaced. Ruggedly built with lead keel, Kevlar reinforced hull from bow to keel sump, large stainless steel rudder post, and heavy duty traveler arch. Interior all-teak woodwork built to high level of fit and finish. Floors in virtually new condition and the main salon Whisper Wall headliner is completely NEW. Galley is incredibly large and well appointed. 6’5”+ headroom in most areas with tons of light and ventilation. For windless days in the slip, 24,000 BTU of A/C and 110V power with all new shore cables. Fast, simple to sail, forgiving, handles rough conditions with ease, and sails very well to weather. She has sailed for the last 3 years from the SE United States to the Bahamas, all the way south to Grenada, back up the chain, circumnavigating Puerto Rico, and back down the islands again. She is an exceptional liveaboard vessel for a couple or small family to cruise to any destination in comfort and safety.
Specifications:
46’ LOA, 14’ beam, 5’6” draft, 63’ mast height
Owners Version
3 cabin, 2 head, fully enclosed master shower
Water tankage - 5 tanks, 200 gals total
Fuel - 100 gals
Antimonious lead wing keel
Kevlar reinforced hull bow to keel
Stainless steel rudder post
B&R backstayless rig
Selden In-mast mainsail furler
Overhead traveler w/boom-end mainsheet
NEW aluminum solar/dinghy arch - Fall/2019
ALL sail controls led to cockpit
Engine/Mechanical:
75 HP Yanmar diesel - 2200 hours
Oil X-Change 12v oil change pump
Engine room fire extinguisher system
SidePower Bow Thruster
Electrical:
110v AC system, 12v DC system
NEW 960 watts Panasonic HIT solar panels - Fall/2019
NEW Victron 150/75 solar regulator w/wifi control - Fall/2019
Magnum MagnaSine 2812 Inverter/Charger 2800 watts
NEW X6 Firefly house batteries - app. 700 amp hours - Fall/2019/2022
NEW 100 Amp Balmar alternator - Jan/22
NEW Max Charge MC-618 regulator - Jan/22
NEW x2 50' Eel Shorepower cables
NEW Eel 220 splitter
Electronics:
Raymarine e125 HybridTouch 12” MFD
Navionics Caribbean charts
Raymarine P70 Autopilot
x3 Raymarine i70 Wind, Depth, Speed
Raymarine RD418D Digital Radome
Icom M424-G VHF with CommandMic Remote
NEW Redport HALO wifi Extender - Fall 2019
NEW 32” Philips Roku Smart TV - Fall 2019
NEW Sony soundbar w/sub and Bluetooth - Fall 2019
NEW Sony Blu-ray player - Fall 2019
Galley:
NEW Front Load stainless fridge - Fall 2019
Front Load Freezer
Force 10 3-burner stove/oven - refurbished 2021
NEW Black and Decker microwave - Fall 2019
Water Systems:
Spectra 380C 12v DC watermaker 15 GPH - most parts NEW 2020, Membrane NEW 2022
NEW x2 black water tank macerators 2020
NEW x2 shower sump boxes w/pumps Fall 2019
X2 Jabsco Fresh water Electric heads - perfect condition
NEW shower head, hose, and rail in Master Bath
Rigging, Sails, Canvas, Deck Hardware:
NEW Most Running rigging 2019 - 2022
North Mainsail and 110% Jib
Selden Mainsail In-Mast Furler
X3 Lewmar 2-speed Cabin top winches
X1 Lewnar 2-speed Electric cabin top winch
Full cockpit cushions
Interior:
NEW 16,000 BTU Air Conditioner in salon - Fall 2019
8,000 BTU Air Conditioner aft
NEW salon headliner - 2022
LED lighting throughout cabin
LED all running lights
NEW LED red courtesy floor lights throughout - Fall 2019
Courtesy lights in all mechanical spaces/floor hatches
NEW dimmable LED perimeter ceiling lighting - 2021
Queen size semi-walkaround master bed w/inner spring mattress
NEW X5 Caframo Scirocco II cabin fans throughout - 2020
Numerous top hatches and windows with shades and screens
Anchor tackle:
NEW Rocna 25kg anchor - Fall 2019
NEW Mantus anchor swivel - 2020
NEW Lewmar H3 anchor windless with wireless remote and foot controls
NEW 225’ G4 chain - 2021
Bruce secondary anchor w/50’ G4 chain, 120’ rode
Double bow anchor roller w/NEW rollers
Fortress storm anchor
Additional:
NEW 9’ Caribe Hypalon Dinghy - 2019
NEW 9.9hp Nissan 2-Stroke motor - 2019
NEW 6:1 Dinghy lift system - Fall 2019
NEW 4:1 Motor lift system - Fall 2019
Fishing rod holder x6 - under stern arch
NEW antifouling bottom job, to be completed pre-sale
Spring 2021 SURVEY (insurance) available
She’s a lovely looking boat. I hope someone is really enjoying sailing her. Thank you.
You have done a great job showcasing the boat!
I've got a similar 2003 Hunter Passage 456. Probably the same hull mold. (I have a big mast post in the middle of my saloon.I think the compression post here is in the wall to the forward cabin.) I love my Hunter. It's roomy, comfortable, everything is well made. It sails well and is comfortable. (I did think the higher center cockpit might rock a lot but so far it's no problem at all.) Good video showing all the working sheets. Most videos don't do this. (If you look at a boat, look at what the sheets are doing at the gooseneck. The new boat I was just on looks like reefing was invented six months ago. Total mess. Chaffing.)
My heating and AC is a heat exchanger, very efficient (and what everyone is moving to today.) The video doesn't show how the dinghy is stored. If off the back rack then the sugar scoop is a bit blocked, on the front deck (where mine is) then the fore cabin is dark. I back my Hunter into her slip and getting on board is like walking into the house. The soundproofing is really good. I spent three days on a really nice Jeaneau 40', no wind. We got sore throats talking over the engine noise. That'll never happen on this boat. I was just on a new boat. Whenever the water pressure pump turned on it was really loud. No effort at sound proofing.
One thing I did in the galley, that most Hunter owners could do. Install an exhaust fan. I traced a spare side hatch window out onto 1/4" luan plywood, including tabs for the hinges and clips, then I cut a hole for a fan (with flaps that open when its running, close when its off to keep out the bugs. Don't bother with the speed controller, you'll want it on full or off. Mine is 120 VAC). This is mounted in the hatch right above my stove. I just open the hatch and slide it in. Works great. I'll leave it in unless the seas are up. Boats, just like houses, need to vent exhaust gases, oil and smoke from cooking. Otherwise they build up grease and soot inside the boat and inside your lungs. I was a bit obsessive tracing and cutting out all the parts of the hatch, but now my fan sits in the open port with no latches needed. Pop it out, close the hatch. So I recommend it.
The layout of the interior of my Hunter is a bit different. I have a huge aft cabin (on top there's an open 'sun lounging' deck behind the cockpit. Fore there's a wet head at the V and a pullman berth. Aft there's an actual bathtub on the port side. It's exactly what you'd find in a Japanese business hotel.
The woodwork and cabinet hardware on Hunters of this vintage is terrific. (I've been on newer boats where everything is plastic and breaks all the time.) Having been on a lot of boats it only takes a few nice woodworking flourishes to make the saloon feel warm and welcoming. I installed a 42" HD TV on an articulating bracket in my boat. To lock it down for sailing I drilled a hole to the cabin behind it and screwed a small cleat on the wall. I have Starlink and Apple TV, but I'm behind in my boat work.
The build of these Hunters is top. No wood core, no topside teak, so the hull and deck could last hundreds of years. Look in the bilges at how the frame is gusseted to the hull. That's how a boat is supposed to be made. Then go look at a Beneteau. Which one do you want to go to sea in? My boat also has a Hydrovane (that I haven't tried yet. This level of redundancy is good for crossing oceans with a blade rudder, unprotected by a skeg, and a straight keel. the first owner sailed her from California to Polynesia and New Zealand. I'm pretty sure she'd like to go back.
I spent a week living aboard a Hunter 46 just like this taking my ASA 101 - 105 courses to get my charter boat certification. I was impressed by how roomy and comfortable it was. It would be a great live aboard for a couple or small family of 4. I was really surprised at how quickly it reacts to small inputs at the wheel.
Wow. Immaculate condition and well equipped.
Whoever put that headliner in was a Pro! Good luck with the sale!
Great presentation! 😎
It’s a beauty, all the best!
Dreamboat. I felt like I was looking at an 80' vessel.
Beautiful! And glad I found the second channel!
What a stunning boat.. top of my list when i get to buy a boat
You have a lovely boat. Best Wishes In getting it sold to facilitate your moving onto a Cat.
What a great video...
Hey, thats my name!!! I Love it! ♡♡♡
Are you a boat?
In a monohull a 2 cabin is an owners version! In cat, a 3 cabin is an owners version!
How you find the price
Is this boat still available? Very well presented?
❤❤❤❤❤❤well done ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤good luck
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Hi Eric. Is it still available?
So, now that it’s been a good while, are you glad you moved to the cat?
Is she under contract or sold, because the add doesn’t show up?
Just fixed the link, sorry about that! I had it right on our other video description, but not on this one.
Qual o valor ?
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The only down fall to this Hunter and I believe it's a big down fall is that it has swept back spreaders. But than again it's an island hopper. Not really really made for ocean crossing. Can't really run wing on wing
Great review of your old boat!
Tempting to make an offer.... I'm sure someone will out bid me.
Nice setup! Love the separated (port - starboard) dry head/shower (iirc in the forward section?) yet was surprised by the 'wet' head on the other side - since it appeared to have a separate shower. I do like the full "bench" option over the head/toilet, though.
If I had one complaint it would be the signing and the overly "light" tone of the 'soft squishy folk music'. I do not mind some folk music, yet this was a bit too soft and way to squishy. Save that for the octopus or the walrus!
Backup a bit with the camera, please - I can’t see the overall space below. You want to pan slowly around the space, not record every square inch close up.
What a small boat, I couldn’t even fit my ass on that crapper. For me it’s a 100’ or nothing. I’ll stay with nothing for now.
190k for a shit box hunter good luck with that
Keep sailing your little 12 footer😂
@@jasonmacneil2256 12m moody DS my friend 😁
@shanebedford9779 .
Lol, and you insulted him.
Read what you just wrote out loud.