For Sale This well-equipped, one-owner 39’ Invincible has been dry stack stored and extremely well-maintained leaving nothing to be desired. Well known for its ride, comfort, speed, and range; the 39’ Open is a s...
Power catamarans are twin‑hulled motorboats offering exceptional stability, shallow draft and wide living space compared with monohulls. They’re popular for cruising, fishing, charters and liveaboard use because of better fuel efficiency at displacement speeds, roomy decks and comfortable accommodations. Their beam and dual engines improve handling and redundancy but require attention to berthing, transport and structural connections between hulls.
Check hulls for delamination, core rot or osmosis, inspect crossbeams and stringers for stress, review engine hours and service history, test electronics and plumbing, examine propellers/shafts/seals and look for corrosion in metalwork.
Yes. A qualified surveyor will identify hidden structural issues, engine problems and systems faults, provide a condition report for negotiations and flag costly repairs you might miss during a casual inspection.
Options include professional yacht transport on a flat rack, roll‑on/roll‑off if supported, or specialized road trailers and cranes for lifting. Choose carriers experienced with wide beams and secure lifting points.
Remove loose items, secure hatches and rigging, drain nonessential fluids, isolate batteries, protect running gear and topsides, and document condition with photos. Follow the transporter’s checklist for lifting points and cradling.
Service engines and transmissions per hours, antifoul hulls, inspect and replace anodes, maintain seacocks and bilge pumps, monitor electrical systems and check crossbeam fastenings and interior for moisture or movement.