1982 Marine Trader
40' (12.19m) 40 DC - Knot For Sail
Knot for Sail is a 1982 Ocean Marine Double Cabin trawler with only having Two Owners and the current owner has owned her for the last 28 years. Ocean Marine was imported by Marine Trader, so her HIN is for Marine Trader, so we are using both brand names with this vessel.
- North East Maryland United States
- 40 DC
- Power
- Used
- Diesel
- Fiberglass Hull
Description
While Knot far Sale has an “ETY” hull identification number same as a Marine Trader and is labeled as so. It’s a 40’ Ocean Marine Trawler made by Alexander Chueh. He was just out of the Army and had very little money when he started building boats. He understood that to build boats required a mold and buying a new or making one, was too expensive. So, he bought a used mold from Marine Trader and that is why all of Alexander Chueh’s earlier boats share the Marine Trader “ETY” HIN numbers.
Alexander Cheuh knew that on-top of making a better-quality boat, he needed to make changes in order for his yachts would not be confused with Marine Traders. He made the following modifications:
1. Ocean Marine windows have a rounded corner trim on all windows, inside and out. Where Marine Trader windows are rectangular and not rounded.
2. Ocean Marine Ed Monk style lap straks are more deeply grooved compared to Marine Trader.
3. Ocean Marine have thicker 3"x2" oval teak handrails, Marine Traders do not.
4. Ocean Marine has large Ed Monk style hawses, Marine Trader’s hawse openings are reduced in size around the decks.
5. Both the wooden splash and bumper guards are smaller on the Marine Trader.
6. The hull on an Ocean Marine yacht is solid hand-laid fiberglass, with no wood in between layers.
7. The interior woodwork craftmanship inside an Ocean Marine are far superior to a Marine Trader.
Later, Alexander Chueh opened another company called Alexander Marine and this is when he started building the Ocean Alexander. His son, John Chueh, is running Alexander Marine today.
Knot for Sail has only had two owners and the same owner for the last 28 years.
A popular model, the 40 Double Cabin was introduced in 1980 when fuel-efficient trawlers were extremely popular in the U.S. market. One of the better-quality imports of her era, she rides on a solid fiberglass, semi-displacement hull with hard chines, moderate beam, and a long keel for improved directional stability. The standard two-stateroom floorplan of the Ocean 40 is arranged with the galley to starboard in the salon and a walkaround queen bed in the aft cabin. A lower helm was standard, and port and starboard doors in the salon provide convenient deck access.
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Data Sheet
LOA: 40' " (12.19 Meters)
Type: Power - Used
Year: 1982
Beam: 13' 4"
Bridge Clearance: ' "
Draft Max: 3' 6"
Draft Min: ' "
Cabins: 3
Sleeps: 6
King Berths: 1
Heads: 2
Maximum Speed: Knots
Cruise Speed: Knots
Range NMI:
Fuel Type: Diesel
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Fuel Tank: 400 Gallons (1514.16 Liters)
Fresh Water: 200 Gallons (757.08 Liters)
Holding Tank: Gallons ( Liters)
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SALON- Very Comfortable L Shaped Settee w/ Custom Upholstery and Cushions
- Storage Under Settee
- Hi-Low Table
- Galley In Salon
- Access to Master and VIP Staterooms
MASTER STATEROOM
- Queen size Walkaround Berth w/ Custom Mattress
- Full Length Walk in Hanging Locker
- Chest of Drawers Port and Starboard
- Privacy Door
- End Tables
- Teak Flooring
- Access to Aft Deck
- Private Head
- Large Stall Shower
VIP STATEROOM
- V-Berth Forward with Fitted Sheets
- Hanging Locker
- Private Entrance
- Private Head
- Vac-U-Flush Head
GALLEY
- 3 Burner Propane Stove with Oven
- Microwave
- Large Corian Sink
- AC/DC NovaCold Freeze/Refrigerator
FLYBRIDGE
- Captain's Chairs
- Port Side Aft L-Shaped Seating Area
- Large DC Refrigerator/Freezer
- Starboard Side Lounge
- Bimini w/ storage cover
- Canvas Covers
DECK
- Deck & Hull Re-Painted w/ Awlgrip (2004)
- Hydraulic stern Thruster w/ "Take me Home" (Rebuilt 5/2021)
- Fuel Polishing System
- Dingy Davits
- Full Walk Around Teak Decks
- Window Covers
- Access to Flybridge
- Teak Cap Rails with Canvas Covers
- Replaced all portal gaskets & sealed all plastic portal lenses (9/2018)
- Full Boat Storage Canvas Cover
ELECTRONICS
- Standard Horizon Chart Plotter CP300 (6/2011)
- Simrad Autopilot AP24 Flybridge (7/2012)
- Simrad Remote WR20 Helm (7/2012)
- Simrad Radar
- Depth Sounder
- Sony Stereo w/ remote (8/2019)
- Fuel FloScan Helm
- Standard Horizon VHF Radio
ELECTRICAL
- Westerbeke 7kw Generator w/ 665 hours has onboard winterizing (Injectors & exhaust system 8/2015)
- Magnum Invertor/Charger
- All New 6 volt batteries hooked up in sync. (6/2022)
- 30 amp Service
- AC/DC Distribution Panel
- Led Lighting throughout boat
ENGINE ROOM
The engine room is very clean and spacious with good all-around access.
Upper & Lower Helms with full controls
Complete mechanical engine gauges and digital tachometers are mounted on aft engine room bulkhead
Dual fuel filters
Transfer pumps
Halon system.
(2) Reverse cycle air conditioners
Fresh water cooling system (eng. and genset)
Water heater
(3) bilge pumps
Water/fuel separator
External raw water sea strainer
Hydraulic wheel steering
Engine & generator mufflers
Halon fire extinguisher system
Fuel prime pumps
Hydraulic trim tab
Hydraulic steering
Mechanical Disclaimer
Engine and generator hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing brochure.
Disclaimer
The company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change or withdrawal without notice.
ENGINES
Engine 1
- Engine Make: Ford Lehman
- Engine Model: 6D380
- Engine Year:
- Engine Type: Inboard
- Drive Type: Direct
- Power HP: 120.00
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Hours: 3500.00
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