A 1980 Hershine 41 trawler built to an Ed Monk Jr. design, powered by a single Ford Leyman 120 hp diesel engine. The hull is fiberglass with a distinctive flared bow and forward deep V entry designed to deliver a smooth, dry ride through rough seas. Wide walk-around decks provide safe passage, and the boat cruises efficiently at 8.5 knots with a top speed of 10 knots.
The interior arranges three cabins around a spacious salon with sliding glass doors to the deck on both port and starboard. The aft cabin features a private walk-around layout and double berth; the forward cabin offers a V-berth. Two heads serve the accommodations, one with a tub and shower. The galley is positioned below, with both lower and upper helm stations for navigation. A large flybridge extends the entertaining and relaxation space.
The single diesel engine simplifies maintenance while reducing operational noise and vibration, and the hull design delivers fuel efficiency suited to extended cruising. This trawler was purpose-built for extended time away from home, whether weekend island trips or extended cruising.
Length
41.00 FT
Beam
13.83 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Displacement
Cabins
2
Heads
2
Engines
1
Engine Make
Ford Leyman
Engine Model
2715E
Power
NaN HP
Hours
5,060 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Cruising Speed
8.50 KTS
Max Speed
10.00 KTS
Fuel
320 GAL
Water
100 GAL