The 2000 McKinna 48 Pilothouse is a fiberglass cruiser built around a proven design that balances comfortable offshore capability with practical coastal cruising. Twin Cummins diesel engines rated at 900 horsepower provide dependable power and efficient long-range performance. The hull spans 48 feet in length with a 15.42-foot beam, delivering the stability and seakindliness the class is known for.
The pilothouse design centers visibility and control, with the helm positioned to command the water ahead while offering direct access to the deck. A large flybridge provides additional helm controls and seating, with space for tender stowage. Wide walkaround decks and a secure cockpit support safe movement and practical line handling throughout the boat.
The interior features two cabins and two heads arranged in a layout that maximizes usable space for a 48-footer. Solid joinery and quality finishes characterize the construction throughout. The salon flows into the galley, creating an open social space. The master stateroom includes a private ensuite head, while the guest cabin accommodates family or friends comfortably.
The hull design and engineering deliver a smooth, predictable ride suited to extended passages. Her efficient operating envelope supports the long-distance cruising this model class was designed for.
Length
48.00 FT
Beam
15.42 FT
Draft
4.17 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Semi-Displacement
Cabins
2
Heads
2
Engines
2
Engine Make
Cummins
Engine Model
6CTA 8.3-M3
Power
2 x NaN HP
Hours
2,336 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
800 GAL
Water
225 GAL