
Length:
47ft 5in
Builder:
G&J Reeves
Fitter-out:
Stowe Hill marine
Style:
Tug
Year:
2002
Certification:
BSS Certificate to 2022
Engine:
Russell Newbery RDM1 diesel
Bow thruster:
None
Plating:
10/6/4
Last out of water:
2019
Water tank:
Under deck integral 150 gallon (approx) water tank
Headroom:
6ft 3in; Bedroom 5ft 2in
Fit-out materials:
Cabin sides, headlining (ceiling), hull side and bulkheads (partitions) all lined in oak plywood
Insulation:
Polystyrene foam
Berths:
2 + 2
Berths sizes:
6ft 3in x 3ft 8in permanent double with foam mattress; 6ft 0in x 4ft 6in make-up double with foam mattress
Washing:
None
Toilet:
Jabsco pump out toilet
Shower:
Cubicle shower 29in x 29in with laminate linings and glass door
Cooker:
Gas cooking; GG7000 Vanette grill & oven; 4000/2 Vanette hob
Water heating:
Calorifier heated by engine, boiler & immersion
Cabin heating:
Eberspacher Hydronic D5WSC compact diesel boiler; Brunel solid fuel stove
Mains 230V:
230V circuit installed; Independent onboard 230V power from batteries via Victron Phoenix 1.3kW pure sine wave inverter /charger; Charging by Victron Phoenix 70A inverter/charger
Other:
The single cylinder Russell Newbury RDM1 is bound to turn some heads as you are out cruising.
Location:
ABNB at North Kilworth Marina
Price: £
56,500
Current status:
Awaiting survey

















































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