1981 Tollycraft 43 Motor Yacht

Built in 1981, this Tollycraft 43 is a semi-displacement motor yacht designed by Ed Monk Jr. The boat combines a functional cockpit layout with roomy aft-cabin accommodations and has proven itself as a capable, seaworthy cruiser. Twin John Deere 6068 diesel engines produce 450 hp total and cruise efficiently at 9 knots with a maximum speed of 14.5 knots. The yacht is 43 feet long with a 14-foot beam and fiberglass hull construction.

The two private staterooms each have ensuite heads with separate enclosed showers. The salon and galley occupy the central living space, updated with custom cabinetry and storage throughout. Galley equipment includes a Force Ten LPG cooktop and oven, a SeaFreeze refrigerator and freezer, plus an additional SeaFreeze freezer dedicated to the galley. Fresh water capacity has been upgraded to 235 gallons.

Mechanical systems and safety equipment include Wesmar active hydraulic stabilizers, a new bow thruster, dripless shaft seals, and LED lighting throughout the yacht. The boat is fitted with trim tabs and dual electric heads with fresh and seawater options. A Magnum 2800-watt inverter and recent Webasto hydronic heating system support extended voyaging. A new Sea-wise electric davit and Hypalon 310 tender with 20 hp Tohatsu outboard are included. The flybridge has been recently updated with a full enclosure and new Stidd chairs. Bottom paint, shore power inlets, and cabin systems have all been recently renewed. Spare propellers are on board.