Kadey-Krogen 39
2001 Kadey-Krogen 39 | 39ft
US$375,000
- Year2001
- Length39 ft
- LocationPort Clinton, Ohio
Vessel overview
Large salon windows bring natural light into the main living space of the 2006 Grand Banks 47 Heritage EU. The forward lower helm is integrated with the salon, while a U-shaped galley sits aft to port.
L-shaped seating occupies the aft port side, with two armchairs to starboard. A teak hi-lo table accompanies the seating area, and a television is concealed within an electric lift to starboard.
The forward owner’s stateroom is arranged with a queen berth and an en-suite head with a separate shower. A second cabin aft to starboard contains twin athwartship berths.
A second head opposite the guest cabin includes a shower and a combination washer-dryer concealed behind cabinet doors. The yacht has two cabins and two heads.
The aft deck provides access to the engine room and to the flybridge. The flybridge combines seating, a wet bar, a teak table, and two Stidd helm chairs at the forward helm position.
A three-quarter bridge enclosure incorporates seven U-zip panels. A 12-foot dinghy accompanies the yacht, while the foredeck carries ground tackle and spare anchors.
Twin Caterpillar C-9 diesel engines power the Grand Banks 47 Heritage EU. The yacht has upper and lower helm stations, together with bow and stern thrusters for close-quarters maneuvering.
The recorded cruising speed is 16 knots, with a maximum speed of 24 knots. An economical speed of 8 knots is associated with fuel consumption of 4 gallons per hour.
The 2006 Grand Banks 47 Heritage EU is located in Jacksonville, Florida. The fiberglass trawler has a 47-foot overall length, a 15.75-foot beam, and a minimum draft of 3.83 feet.
Technical profile
Propulsion
Twin Caterpillar C-9 diesel engines power the yacht.
The accommodation includes a forward owner’s stateroom with a queen berth and en-suite head, plus an aft starboard guest cabin with twin athwartship berths. A second head includes a shower and combination washer-dryer.
The maneuvering system includes bow and stern thrusters, and the helm arrangement includes both lower and flybridge stations.
The flybridge has a wet bar, seating, a teak table, two Stidd helm chairs, and a three-quarter enclosure with seven U-zip panels.
The 2006 Grand Banks 47 Heritage EU is located in Jacksonville, Florida. Confirm engine diagnostics, maintenance history, equipment operation, and onboard inventory with the authorized sales representative, relevant service records, and a qualified marine surveyor.
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