Atlas Acadia

2007 Atlas Acadia

Yanmar LFHA HP 414 Hours

MerCruiser Bravo 3 Stainless Prop Set (counter-rotating)

2nd Owner, used on Lake in New Hampshire (fresh water) 7 years

Every Manufacturer optionwas installed including all the expensive ones:

1. Solar Panel

2. Lewmar Windlass

3. Trim Tabs

4. MaxSea Bow Thruster

5. Stereo

6. Fresh Water Shower (w/hot water)

7. Air Conditioning

8. Refrigerator 110V/12V

9. 2500W Inverter

10. Raytheon Depth

11. Marine Head 20 Gal Storage

12. Full Canvas/Isinglass (Consists of 12 zippered panels)

13. VHF Radio

We have added 2015-16:

1. (4) Blue Top Optima Marine HD batteries

2. (2) Start, (1)Thruster/Windlass, (1) Inverter

3. Custom Bedding

4. Sunbrella Cockpit Canvas

5. Groco Bronze Thru hull for additional Cooling System

Yanmar Diesel has been serviced by Certified Mechanics (service records available) All cooling zincs replaced (including the hard to reach ones)

Marine Electrical installs performed by ABCY professionals - there are numerous shut-off switches and selectors.

Yanmar starts first time, every time, runs like new. Absolutely clean, looks like new

There is no chart plotter as we have used laptop running Coastal Explorer

We are selling because our new House here in the Keys doesn't have enough water at low tide.

Q:Is this a planing hull? Cruising Speed? Top End? Fuel EconomyA: Semi-displacement, definitely not planing. Lobster style boats are substantial deep hulls designed for rough seas and blue water. Yanmar recommends cruising at least 75% power. Max RPM 3200 - 21 MPH, Cruise 2750 RPM 17-18. Boat is extremely economical, but I haven't exact figures. I do know most we ever burned was Cape May NJ, up Delaware Bay, thru Canalto Sassafras Marina, Georgetown MD was 30 gallons.At times I have thought thefuel sender must be bad, and I fuel up only to take on12-13 gallons out of 50 gallon tank.We often travel at trawler speed, as we are in no rush.Q: Can you post pictures of HVAC, cockpit and Outdrive?A: I have posted additional pictures. Dark picture is looking staight down thru access under v-berth, and new bow thruster sits on tunnel, and the other mechanism is the air conditioner unit. Also I have posted picture of cockpit and one of Bravo 3X outdriveQ: Can you post picture of galley?A: I have posted pictures of galley and head. Other shot isa close-up of the 110V and 12V electrical panelsIn pictures of V-berth, the custom mattress, bedding, and custom v-berth filler with upholstery isn't shown, as we keep all soft goods in the house.Thanks for looking