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About This Yacht
Original owner and exceptionally maintained, "Lost Retainer" is a turnkey 2002 Hunter 410 that reflects true pride of ownership. Ready for her next adventure and complete with a RIB tender and outboard, she's an outstanding value for her next owner. Call Hal Slater, CPYB
Specification
The Numbers
- Length overall
- 41'
- Year
- 2002
- Builder
- Hunter
- Model
- 410
- Beam
- 13' 10"
- Draft (max)
- 5' 4"
- Fuel type
- Diesel
- Fuel capacity
- 51 Gallons (193.06 Liters)
- Fresh water
- 147 Gallons (556.46 Liters)
- Displacement
- 20611
- Hull material
- Fiberglass
- Hull type
- Sail
- Condition
- Used
- HIN / IMO
- HUN4133IK102
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In detail
More about this yacht
Accommodations
- Aft Full Beam Master Stateroom w/ Queen Berth
- Aft Head & Shower
- Large Full Service Galley to Starboard
- Nav Station to Port
- U-Shaped Dinette to Starboard
- Large Settee to Port
- Foward VIP Stateroom with Double Berth
- Foward Head & Shower
- Air Conditioning
Electronics
- Raymarine RL 70C GPS/Radar
- Raymarine ST6001 Auto Pilot
- Raymarine ST 60 Speed-Wind-Depth
- Raymarine 53 VHF
- Stereo
- Danforth Compass
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Sails & Rigging
- Doyle In-Mast Furling Main
- 100% Genoa w/ Furlex 304 Roller Furling
- Seldon Rodkicker Boom Vang
- Spinaker and Pole
- Jenniker
- Harken Mainsheet Traveler
- 2- Lewmar 48 Self Tailing Winches w/ Sheet Stoppers
- 2- Lewmat 44 Self Tailing Winches
Ground Tackle
- Delta 32lb Anchor w/ Chain & Rode on Bow Roller
- Simpson Lawrence Windlass
- Double Anchor Lockers
Electrical
- 12VDC Ships system w/ Breaker Pannel
- 120VAC Shore Power w/ Breaker Pannel
- 2-4D Batteries
- 1- Group 31 Battery
- SW 2012 Freedom Inverter/Charger
Machinery
- Middle
- Yanmar 4GM3E, 56 hp, Diesel, Direct, 1,933 hours
Aspire Yacht Sales is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Brewer Yacht Sales. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel.
