Willow - 1999 42' PROVINCIAL Pleasure Cruiser
Chester Maryland United States
€99,014 EUR

A Caterpillar 3208TA Turbocharged diesel engine with a reported rating of 435hp is installed in a compartment beneath the saloon.  It was rebuilt in 2011 with signs of good general maintenance.   1999 Caterpillar 3208 TA Turbocharged Engine, rebuilt in 2011 by Albin Tractor in MD Engine Type: Inboard Power: 435 hp, 15 knots top cruising speedEngine Hours: 1851 hrs at listing Drive Type: Twin Disc Transmission MG507-1 with 2:54:1 ratio reduction gearsShaft: 2 ¼” stainless steel with Spurs Cutters Propeller: HyTorq 32” Bronze, 4 blade, 26” pitch Trim Tabs: Two Bennett stainless steel, hydraulically controlled at both helms Bow Thruster Vetus 80kgf with controls at lower and upper helms Temperature, oil, engine raw water, high water alarms Separate exhaust temperature gauge.

Galley is up on the port side: from aft to forward, there is a Vitrifrigo DP 150 AC/DC freezer/refrigerator, a double stainless-steel sink, a three burner Force 10 propane stove/oven, and long Corian countertop with under counter storage that ends forward with a Vizio LCD TV with Bose external speakers using a Shakespeare Antenna. A 120 VAC Seaward marine water heater with engine loop heat exchanger is installed forward of the engine compartment. A Technics stereo is in an under counter cabinet with speakers mounted on either side of the aft door.

Richie oil filled magnetic steering compasses at upper and lower helms

Standard Horizon Matrix AIS/GPS GX2000 marine VHF at lower helm with remote access microphone at upper helm. Includes PA system through microphone or horn

Garmin GPSmap 741xs multifunction display with electronic charting, depth and radar functions at lower helm.

Garmin Echomap DV multifunction display with electronic charting and dept functions at upper helm Garmin

Radome attenna on hardtop

Nexus AutoNav installed but not operational

Fuel: 2 x 350 gal fiberglass tanks integral to the hull with crossover fuel hose 

Fresh Water:  2 x 50 gal fiberglass tanks integral to hull with crossover hose

 Holding: 1 x 50 gal fiberglass tank integral to the hull

Jabsco 12V DC pressure water pump forward of engine compartment

120V AC Seaward marine water heater with engine loop heat exchanger

Auxiliary 12V DC seawater washdown pump Cockpit shower on portside

Two 30 amp 120V AC shore power circuits aft with remote master circuit breaker installed in cockpit 120V and 12 V breaker panels

Northern Lights Generator PX-301K1 with sound shield installed under cabin sole aft of engine; Output: 10-kW Hours: 1362 hrs at listing

Four 6V DC Precision AGM batteries joined in series for two 12VDC battery banks installed in locker beneath the inside helm

ProMariner ProTeck 1240i battery charger installed adjacent to lower helm in locker One 4-position battery switch is installed in the locker adjacent to the lower helm.

In the lower helm locker there is a main switch for the bow thruster and a switch to parallel the genset starter battery with the house batteries. GFCI 120v receptacles located where appropriate Bonded system for underwater metals; Capac galvanic corrosion monitoring system

HVAC: 120V AC Marine Air 16,000 Btu reverse cycle heating and air conditioning in salon 120V AC Marine Air 12,000 Btu unit in forward cabins.

There is an upper seated helm with chart plotter, remote VHF microphone, engine gauges, bow thruster, trim tab and windlass controls and room for a chartbook. On either side there is a chair/lounge chair with cushions with storage underneath (grill and hoist controls). On the starboard side, an aluminum pipe davit with a powered 12V DC winch is available to lower and hoist the dinghy. Under the dinghy the cover are multiple fenders.

Lewmar Pro Series 1000 12 VDC controlled at footpads on deck at bow and at both helms

Bow: 66# Lewmar Claw anchor with more than 70 ft of chain and additional 3-strand nylon rode, and one anchor snubber

Stern: Two Fortress FX-37 aluminum anchors, with 5/8” and 3/4”3-strand nylon rodes and one anchor snubber; travel lines sufficient to secure bow, stern, starboard and port

The cockpit is large and spacious for lounging, watersports and fishing and has a bimini and aseparate screen full enclosure. The transom door opens to a large swim platform with stainlesssteel boarding ladder. The cockpit also has a large draining locker and fishing rod holders onthe starboard and port sides; additional holders are above in the overhang, which are beingused to hold boat hooks and a net. In the cockpit deck, there are three diamond plate hatches:#1 to port contains two Fortress RX-37 aluminum anchors with 5/8” and ¾” nylon strand rodes with some chain, as well as an anchor snubber; #2 outside salon door provides access to the generator battery, water tanks and shaft; and #3 aft of #2 provides access to the dual ram steering mechanism and trim tab hydraulic pumps, and a well that has access to the propeller to clear any fouled lines (avoiding the need to dive to do same). A deck plate allows for easy access to the black water tank for cleaning. The propane locker has two 10lb tanks which serve the galley and can also be used to fuel a grill stored in a flybridge locker. The Torqueedo motor on its stand is located in the cockpit during cruising.

Navigation lights Life Jackets – Seven adult USCG Type I and four Type II life jackets

One USCG Type IV life ring with line attached

Fireboy automatic Halon fire suppression system in engine compartment

One USCG Size 2 portable dry chemical fire extinguisher at lower helm

One USCG Size 2 portable dry chemical fire extinguisher aft of the refrigerator/freezer

12V DC horn installed with switch at each helm

Bell in starboard cockpit side locker

Weems & Plath electronic emergency signal beacon located in bow stateroom

 Carbon monoxide detectors installed in salon and forward cabin

Smoke detector installed in salon

LifeSling man-overboard recovery device in cockpit

All paperwork and records stored in smaller cabin including engine manuals, etc. Sunbrella Winter covers and supports and exterior window coverings (should buyer be interested in additional same color (green) fabric, arrangements can be made separately outside of the price of the vessel) Dinghy and flybridge chair covers Two Garelick seat brackets Stainless steel grill All interior items including housewares and furnishings, TV, speakers (Bose and mounted ones), microwave (new), toaster oven and coffee pot, 4-inch mattress pads, pillows and sheets for double beds, foulies, cleaning and waxing materials under sink Salon door bug screen Cockpit screen enclosure Oil, black water treatment, dipstick for black water tank, hoses for potable water and general water use All 30 amp cords and adapters Stainless steel hose clamps (located under forward berth) Tool box and various tools in cabinet under counter specific to vessel