2002 Makma Makma 900 Cabin

This 2002 Makma cabin cruiser is a steel-hulled boat built by Aquatec Industries, powered by a single Yanmar 4JH30DTE diesel engine of 125 horsepower. The boat measures 9 metres in length with a 3.35-metre beam and has a shallow 0.90-metre draft, making it well-suited to inland waterways. The engine has logged approximately 1,200 running hours and drives through a shaft with water-lubricated bearing. Hydraulic steering and a 12-volt Vetus bow thruster provide manoeuvrability.

The interior accommodates three berths across two cabins, with teak joinery throughout and teak decking accented with ash trim. The saloon headroom reaches 1.90 metres. The master cabin features a 1.60 by 2-metre bed, while the guest cabin has narrow 0.60 by 2-metre berths. A single head includes an electric toilet, shower, washbasin, and storage. The galley is equipped with a two-ring gas cooker, sink with tap, and a 50-litre refrigerator with freezer compartment. A 30-litre water heater runs on engine heat and 230-volt power, complemented by a Trumatic gas-fired heating system.

Systems include a 12/230-volt electrical installation with shoreline connection, a 2,000-watt inverter, and battery banks totalling 585 ampere-hours across three units. Fresh water capacity is 250 litres in a stainless steel tank, with fuel storage in a 500-litre stainless steel tank. Navigation equipment comprises a Raymarine Hybrid Touch GPS, ST 60 Tridata depth sounder, and ST 5000 Plus autopilot. The comprehensive dashboard displays engine parameters, tank levels, and navigation data.

Exterior features include teak decking on forecastle, aft deck, and side rails, with stainless steel railings, stanchions, and swim platform. The cockpit is lined with teak and fitted with a grey canvas canopy in good condition. Paint and anti-fouling finishes were applied in 2026. A hand-operated anchor windlass, fenders, and mooring lines complete the equipment.