1993 Kha Shing Motoryacht

This 64-foot Kha Shing trawler is a custom motoryacht built in fiberglass with twin 375-horsepower Caterpillar diesel engines delivering a cruising speed of 10 knots and maximum speed of 14 knots. The twin-engine setup runs through ZF transmissions, supported by a 20-kilowatt Onan genset and modern electrical systems including house batteries upgraded in June 2024. The boat carries 1,100 gallons of fuel, 320 gallons of water (plus a 30-gallon-per-hour water maker), and features a bow thruster, fin stabilizers, hydraulic steering, and hydraulic trim tabs for responsive handling.

The layout spans three sleeping levels with four cabins and four heads. The main deck centers on a spacious pilothouse with a lower helm, opening to a wraparound galley with full appliances and a breakfast counter. The full-beam salon includes an office nook and wine cabinet, flowing aft through a circular stairwell to the master stateroom with ensuite head and shower. Forward guest cabins share head and shower facilities. A standing engine room and workshop occupy the lower level, providing room for maintenance and storage, with teak and holly flooring throughout.

Deck systems include a Maxwell 3500 vertical windlass with 200 feet of chain, Bennett hydraulic trim tabs, and an 11-foot Rendova RIB tender with 30-horsepower Honda motor stowed on davits. Navigation and control equipment includes Raymarine autopilot, radar (24 inches on the flybridge), and chart plotter; Standard Horizon and iCom VHF radios; and dual helms with ships wheels at both the pilothouse and fully enclosed flybridge. An 11-foot tender with Honda 30-horsepower motor, all tools, service records, and owner's manuals transfer with the boat.

The engines carry approximately 3,000 hours, with routine annual servicing performed by the owner. House batteries were replaced in June 2024. A voltage sensing relay replaced the battery isolator. The boat shows new wall-to-wall carpeting in the pilothouse and salon, reinstalled and sealed windows throughout, and modernized LED lighting in virtually every compartment.