LCT Pax/Car- Truck Ferry

Size: 73,42 Year: 1979 Yacht Code: MY/3034 Engines: Caterpillar 3412 - 2 x 670hp Price: 0 ENQUIRY

LANDING CRAFT FERRY DAY PASSENGER/CAR-TRUCK FERRY

Specifications:

  • DWT: Approx 550 tons
  • GRT/NRT: 730.982 / 442.492 
  • Built: 1979 / reblt 1986 /complete refit 2013 (see below for works carried out)
  • Dimensions: 73.42m (LBP: 68.90m) x 13.65m x 2.90m max draft with 1.20 at bow
  • Freeboard: 1210mm
  • Class: Hellenic Inspectorate Services with CARGO permit for Greek waters
  • Engines: Caterpillar 3412 – 2 x 670hp @ 1900rpm – newly installed 2005
  • Engine serial numbers:   M/E CAT3412: s/n 60M 3348 & M/E CAT3412: s/n 60M 5238 
  • Generators: 2 x Caterpillar 3304
  • CAT3304 s/n 2B11532 & CAT3304 s/n 2B11688
  • Consumption: 200L/hr at service speed
  • Speed: 10/12 knots
  • Navigation equipment: Vessel is fully equipped as a cargo vessel
  • Passenger cap: 500 pax in summer / 227pax in winter
  • Cars: 82 cars OR 11 large trucks
  • Clear deck space: 672m² total deck space / clear deck space: 470m²
  • Height of main garage: 4.20m
  • Main ramp clear beam: 5.5m
  • Tons per wheel: 5.5 tons
  • Air-conditioning: all ship’s spaces fully air-conditioned
  • Safety gear: Inflatable raft, life boat, 20 floating devices
  Additional information:
  • A complete refit was carried out on the vessel in 2013 – which included the following items at a cost of over Euros 400.000:
  • Installation of anti-rolling plates either side of keel
  • Installation of new heavy duty ramp.
  • New bow anchor.
  • New hydraulic pump for ramp.
  • Installation of two electric panels for bow anchor and ramp.
  • All vessels’ electric cables have been replaced including those in the engine room.
  • New hydraulic system for the ramp.
  • New fire lines in corridors 
  • New emergency fire generator has been installed
  • Complete overhauling of the two stern windlass (capstan)
  • Steel works of approximately 10 tons.
  • New electric panels  and electric cables for the stern windlasses 
  • Both rudders have been repaired
  • The piping system for grey water has been replaced.
  • Two new fans – latest technology – have been installed in the engine room. 
  • New electric wiring and lighting in engine compartments
  • New electric panel for rudders has been installed.
  • New hydraulic pump for steering gear has been installed.
  • Overhauling of both main engines, installation of new electric panel with rewiring of alarm and new cooling system.
  • Installation of new gear boxes for both main engines.
  • Installation of new AVR in generators.
  • Both main engines tail shafts have been removed and inspected
  • 70% of the piping system in the engine room has been replaced. 
  • Both side exhaust pipes have been raised by 1.5m.
  • Installation of pressure gauge for potable water.
  • All fuel tanks, including daily tank, have been cleaned.
  • Ceiling lighting on the bridge has been replaced.
  • Replacement of two central windows on the bridge
  • Installation of new Koden radar.
  • New AIS with adapter.
  • New plotter.
  • 2 new VHF DSC Class D2
  • AUTO PILOT
  • New public address system
  • New instrument panels for main engines
  • Installation of new electronic controls – joy stick?
  • New power supply battery IMO APPROVED stabilizer voltage supply that converts 24v up to 220v upto 50amp.  
  • New panel for navigation lights.
  • All wiring for bridge instruments replaced.
  • New electrical panels & replacing of fuses with new type. 
  • An new internal access between bridge and saloon created
  • Rebuilding of the Captains and Chief Engineers cabins to include own personal toilet and shower in each cabin.
  • New fully equipped galley
  • Building of cabins:
  • 2 x 4 berth cabins with bathroom for passengers
  • 1 double cabin with bathroom for Officers
  • 1 single cabin with bathroom for owner
  • 3 double cabins with bathroom for crew
  • One shower room with WC
  • All cabins have new wiring system and air-conditioning.