2005 LINSSEN GRAND STURDY 410 AC
€300,000 tax paid
Custom Med spec single screw 410AC
General Information
| Manufacturer/Model | Linssen Grand Sturdy 410 AC |
| Designer | Linssen |
| Year | 2005 |
| Category | Power |
| New or Used | Used |
| Sale Status | Available |
| Price | €300,000 |
| Tax/VAT Status | Tax paid |
| Lying | Piombino, Italy |
| Reference | 1638116 |
Specifications
| LOA | 12.55m |
| Beam | 4.2m |
| Draft | 1.34m |
| Displacement | 16500kg |
| Engine | Deutz DTA44 - 140 |
| Engine Hours | 3400 |
| Fuel | diesel |
| Fuel Capacity | 580l |
| Hull Construction | Steel |
| Berths | 4 |
| Cabins | 2 |
| Drinking Water Capacity | 500l |
Description
Fully customised Linssen Grand Sturdy configured for cruising in the Med in full comfort. Continually updated and maintained with lots of care and attention.FURTHER BROKER’S COMMENTS:
A single engine version, huge spec very special Gran Sturdy 410AC from the Linseen Yachts with a superior list of extras and spare parts. The boat was entirely optimized by the owner for the long range Mediterranean cruising short-handed. SALTY DOG is a unique opportunity to own a Dutch quality design and steel construction ready to go cruising in or around the Med.
Her specification highlights include:-
• Large Delta Anchor with 10mm 100m chain
• Hydraulic Vetus vertical axis windlass
• Larger 10mm windows instead of 4mm
• Singles column adjustable saloon table
• Hinges and pistons for engine room access
• ESY system fuel treatment
• Second 12vDC bilge pump
• Third 1HP 220 vDC bilge pump
• Spare propeller and shaft
• Holding tank level monitor
• Larger 55 litres 12vDC freezer
• Larger Miele 220 vDC 155 litres fridge, total 260 litres fridge including the box in cockpit
• 20hp outboard engine with 4-blades propeller and extra tank (can be used as spare engine)
• Washing machine
• Watermaker
• Generator 7Kw
• Inverter
• Double Deck Snorkel for diving and underwater jobs
• MOB virtual lifeline
• Front stepladder
• Retainers everywhere for everything that move
• 220 kg davits
• Retractable LCD TV in saloon
• Fishing equipment
• Tools kit and electrics
• New deck and hull paint – 2009
• Huge list of spare parts
• Equipment manual
PRESS REVIEWS:
“A Dutch steel boat with real long-distance cruising pedigree
Steel boats are all about laid-back extended cruising and this Linssen is one of the best of its kind.
The 410 has a spacious master cabin aft, a large saloon, lowered galley and dinette forward, with either the option of a twin-bunked guest cabin or a second seating area forward if you value comfort over entertaining guests.
The helm is up on the aft deck, which is protected by a divided canvas canopy that can cover just the helm, or the whole area.
The cherry finish down below exudes warmth, while substantial handrails and plenty of fiddled edges provide some classic Linssen practicality.
Verdict - Another capable inland and coastal steel boat from this Dutch master”
Motor Boats Monthly – June 2009
OWNER’S COMMENTS:
“In 2004 I was entertaining an American friend, boat fanatic and bored about Tuscan countryside, so I took him to the Genoa Boat Show. When, by pure accident, I spotted a Linssen boat at the Show, the last thing that crossed my mind was “what a great canal boat…” what I really saw was a sturdy Steel boat, single engine, beautiful built. Something clicked inside me. When on board I sat in the protected cockpit imagining to be at the sea, stepping inside I was struck by the quality of the woodwork, no plastic insight, in the engine room everything was in the right place and a lot of care and experience went into the electric panels, well designed and accessible. First I thought: “these people knows a thing or two about building boats!” then I thought: “this would be the perfect boat for a pensioner plus a crew of one to go back to sea for extended cruises in the Med and have fun”.
As a matter of fact we were already considering a safe, comfortable, easy to handle, marine boat. We fell in love with the American Trawler concept; we actually had already arranged a visit in Newport for a sea trial on a Nordhavn. We were do leave the following morning. I had just switched on the TV when my wife told me “stop watching disaster movies and pack you bag”. It was September 11, 2001. We are not really superstitious but the Nordhavn project was shelved for good.
In June Salty Dog enters in our lives, delivered to Port Napoleon. I was taking a really big gamble, all the money spent for customizing the boat without knowing my wife’s reaction to cruising, let alone cruising for months.
So far in eleven seasons we’ve done 21,900 miles, we have detailed logbooks of the last 10 seasons and many thousands of pictures we have enough material for a book. Margret wrote a long article published in Serious Pleasure in October 2007 and May 2008 with a few nice pictures, that gives a good idea on how life in the Med could be.
Are Linseen boats suitable for sea going?
Yes, not only they are suitable but also they are probably the best choice for extended Med cruising providing some “adjustments” are made in specific areas.
The Mediterranean is our playground, we like to enjoy our meals in the open air with a bottle of wine on the table while under way, we want to get in and out of the warm waters several times a day and enjoy the sunset with some good music in our large cockpit when at anchor and discover new places on the way.
Whenever we go we attract a lot of attention and admiration, our boats always stands out from the entire usual white plastic crowd.
We like a safe boat and steel is the answer. We like a quiet boat and insulation on our boat is the best I ever experienced, only a few weeks ago while approaching the refuelling station in Maddalena (Sardinia) the guy asked us whether we had an electric engine. We like low running costs and diesel consumption in our boat is ridiculous”.
At the same time we want a boat that can handle bad weather. The shape of the Grand Sturdy, with her look of a “Nordic Tug Boat” gives a lot of confidence to us Med’s people, used to light fast but flimsy boats!
Displacement boat means 7.5/8 knots, not enough to run away form a sudden storm, or from a change in weather during a long passage, if it comes you’ve got to be prepared.
Our boat can handle F.8 from astern, F.6 sideways, F.7 on the nose. From astern leaving the autopilot in charge, sideways holding tight, on the nose reducing speed to 5 knots.
In a nutshell we bought Salty Dog for sea cruises only and proved her to be perfect for the job, it was one of the best decisions in my life, I enjoyed going to sea more then ever before, we use our boat “only” once a year for up to three months, two days after out return the boat goes to dry storage until a couple of days before the next cruise, this solution assures the best possible “conservation” of our precious boat maintaining her in like new conditions.”
Specification
CONSTRUCTIONRCD Status:
• The yacht conforms with the essential safety requirements of Directive 94/25EC (Recreational Craft Directive) – Cat. B.
Hull Construction:
• Steel construction
• longitudinal and transverse connections on the bottom (web frames, frames, bulkheads and stringers), which – made possible by CAD/CAM and CNC plasma cutting – go half in/over each other at the crossing points (known as “notching”). This makes the construction really sturdy and coating-friendly, i.e. it has good anti-corrosion properties
• Teak lead deck
• Blue hull paint – new 2009
Deck & Superstructure Construction:
• Steel construction
• Off white paint
• Teak laid side decks and cockpit
Rudder:
• Single steel rudder
MACHINERY
Engine & gearbox:
• Deutz DTA44 4 cylinder naturally aspired providing 140hp @2500rpm
• Freshwater cooling system via raw water intake and heat exchangers
• Shaft drive gearbox
Service & Maintenance:
• Engine hours – approx. 3,400 as of July 2018
• Date of last engine service – June 2018
• Consumption is 8,6 litres/hour with the generator running
Propulsion & Steering:
• Hydraulic steering system with interior and exterior cockpit
• 4-bladed bronze propeller
• Hydraulic bowthruster
ELECTRIAL SYSTEMS
Voltage systems:
• 12vDC primary domestic system with 12vDC starting circuit and 220v AC via shorepower, inverter or generator
Battery Banks:
• 4x 6vDC services battery bank in parallel for 12vDC
• 1x 12vDC engine start battery
• 1x 12vDC generator start battery
Charging / Inverter:
• Inverter Mastervolt Mass sine 12/2000
• Automatic Mastervolt Battery charger
Generator:
• Onan MDKAV 7kw
• Generator hours – approx. 672 as of July 2018
• Date of last generator service – June 2018
Alternators:
• Engine mounted alternator 12 Volt - 120 Amps + new spare alternator
Other Electrical:
• 12vDC outlets
• 220vAC outlets
PLUMBING & GAS SYSTEMS
Fresh Water:
• Water is pressurised by 12vDC high-pressure pump system
• Hot & cold freshwater pressurised water supply throughout
• Hot water boiler tank via engine-driven calorifier or via 220v immersion heater element.
Bilge Pumps:
• 12vDC electric bilge pump with alarm in the cockpit
• Manual bilge pump
Watermaker:
• 220vAC reverse osmosis watermaker
Bilge Pumps:
• 12vDC bilge pump
• Second 12vDC bilge pump
• Third 1HP 220vAC bilge pump
TANKAGE
Fuel:
• 580 litres fuel tank capacity in 2x stainless steel tanks
Fresh Water:
• 500 litres water tank capacity – new steel tank 2017
Holding Tanks:
• Black water tanks with dynamic discharge
NAVIGATION & COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT
In Cockpit:
• Raymarine ST60 tridata
• Raymarine ST60 wind station
• Raymarine autopilot
At Chart Table:
• Raymarine 4Kw radar
• Raymarine chartplotter
• Raymarine ST60 tridata
• Raymarine ST60 wind station
• Raymarine autopilot
• Raymarine St60 Compass
Communications Equipment:
• Icom M21 VHF
• Satellite phone
DOMESTIC EQUIPMENT
Galley:
• 4-burner 220vAC electric hob
• Corian worktop in galley
• Microwave convention oven
• Sink with hot & cold water supply
• Miele front opening 155 litres fridge + 55 litres freezer + ICE box in the cockpit
Heads:
• Electric vacuum flush freshwater heads in all heads
• Sinks and showers with hot & cold water supply
Heating & Ventilation:
• Hot water radiators in every cabins/heads and saloon
Entertainment:
• Retractable LCD smart TV in saloon
• Blueray DVD player
• TV antenna with twin decoder
• Stereo with outside speakers
ACCOMMODATION
Summary of Accommodation:
• Owner’s cabin aft with centreline double berth and separate heads and shows. Guest cabin forward with twin bunks and ensuite heads. Galley forward with dinette opposite. Main saloon in raised central area set to starboard with lower helm to port.
Accommodation Finish:
• Deckhead lining in Classic Design
• Interior finished in cherry wood
DECK EQUIPMENT
General:
• Stainless steel pulpit, pushpits and guardrail
• Teak slatted bathing platform with rubber protective boot
• Rope rubbing strake
• Steel dodger for aft cockpit area
• Antenna mast on foredeck
• Cockpit table
• Davits
• Bathing ladder
• Side boarding gates
• Bow ladder arrangement
Anchoring & Mooring:
• Delta Anchor with 10mm 100m chain
• Fortress 55 spare anchor with 100m 18mm nylon rope
• Little stern anchor
• Stern gangway
Covers, Cushions & Canvas:
• Sprayhood
• Bimini top
• External cushion - 2017
Tender & Outboard:
• Centre console LOMAC dinghy
• 20hp Honda outboard engine
Diving and others Equipment:
• Fishing equipments
• Double Deck Snorkel for diving and underwater jobs
SAFTEY EQUIPMENT:
General note on safety equipment: Any safety equipment such as liferafts, Epirbs, fire extinguishers and flares etc. are usually personal to the current owner(s) and if being left on-board as part of the sale of a used vessel may require routine servicing, replacement, or changing to meet a new owners specific needs.
Life saving:
• ISO 9560 6 px life-saving rib
• 12x lifebelts
• Buoy lifejacket
Viewing arrangements
Lying Piombino, ItalyAvailable to view strictly by appointment
Office Hours Mon- Fri 0900 – 17.00
Saturday by prior appointment
For more information or to arrange a viewing please contact us.
Please Note: Due to the varying locations of our yachts, your travel time and the distances that may be involved, we recommend that you only make arrangements to view if you are actively considering purchase.
Lead Broker: Michele Antonini – Grabau International (Italia)
Tel: +39 333 74 89 281
Email: enquiries@grabauinternational.com
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