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1972 Marinette Landing Craft

Listing ID3067601
Sale Price$265,000 USD [ Convert To CAD ]
Seller POP Yachts
StatusAvailable
ConditionUsed
Category Utility Boats
Year1972
Make Marinette
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ModelLanding Craft
Located Newport News, Virginia, US
Stock Number259972
Length74ft / 22.56 m
Beam21ft / 6.40 m
Engine MakeDetroit Diesel
Engine Model12v71
Engine TypeInboard
Engine HP900
FuelDiesel
HullSteel
Weight135000

- Stock #259972 -

1972 MARINETTE MARINE EX MILITARY LCM TWIN DETROIT DIESEL'S CARGO , LANDING CRAFT

!!!!!!!!RARE FIND!!!!! MAINTAINED REGULARLY!!!! READY TO GO TO WORK!!!!

This 1972 MOD 1 Landing craft is a welded steel, twin-screw type craft. It was built to be used to transport cargo, troops, and vehicles from ship-to-shore, shore-to-shore, or in retrograde movements.

It may be utilized for lighterage and utility work at harbors. It is intended for use in rough or exposed waters and is capable of operating through breakers and grounding on a beach, remaining upright and tight, and retracting from the beach under its own power.

The craft is propelled by two twin-engine propulsion units and is capable of a speed of nine knots when fully equipped.

The main deck is aft, with the pilothouse centrally located on the deck. The engine room hatch is located in the deck forward from the pilothouse and the lazarette hatch is located in the deck, aft from the pilothouse. The deck contains a bolted cover plate over each engine to facilitate engine removal and installation.

The cargo well is forward. Dimensions are 42 ft. long and 15 ft wide. The ramp is lowered and raised by a winch located forward in the hull. The winch is powered by a hydraulic motor and is normally controlled from the pilothouse.

The engine room is below the main deck between the cargo well and the lazarette. Hydraulic system tanks are located in the engine room.

The lazarette is aft below the main deck. It contains the two diesel fuel tanks, fuel shutoff, and steering cylinders, steering linkage, and ball valves, and counterbalance valves. Space ( used for ammunition originally ) can be used now for gear and misc stuff is provided in the lazarette.

Two starting systems are provided for the diesel engines. Separate hydraulic systems are provided for steering and for the ramp hoist.

The pilothouse is topped by a detachable canopy. A searchlight is located on the canopy roof. Front and side windows open to provide ventilation. Windshield wipers are mounted on the front windshield.

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ConditionFew spots of rust can be seen aft port side and underneath the exterior pilothouse aft canopy. However, they can easily be scraped, primed, and repainted. (Owner is planning on taking care of that). The deck, well area, engine room, Lazarette (where the fuel tanks are housed) all look very well. The pilothouse structure is solid. The Helm area inside the pilothouse was demilitarized, all hookup wires are available for the new owner to install their own equipment as desired.

Navigational Equipment - Navigation Lights
- VHF
- VHF Antenna

Mechanical - Bilge Pump (2 Port (engine Driven), 1 Starboard (engine Driven))
- Sea (raw) Water System (4 Pumps, 2 Dual Strainers)
- Closed Water Cooling Sys. (Fresh Water. (9 Gal Each) 2 Pumps, 2 Tanks)
- Number Of Eng Cylinders (12 Per Engine)
- Number Of Fuel Tanks (2 Tanks, 432 Gal Each)
- Starting Type (2 Motors2 Bosch Hydraulic Cranking Motors For (inboard Engs))
- Engine Alarms

Electrical Systems - Circuit Breaker Panel
- Fuel Gauge
- Horn
- Tachometer

Safety Equipment - Engine Kill Switch
- Spotlight