Haynes Responder
Haynes ResponderStock # PA5797
52,500(CAD)
(USD)Dimensions: 23' x 8'
Year: 1999
Manufacturer: Lifetimer Boats
Model: Center Console, Sport Fisher
Engine: 2 x 115 hp Mercury 4 Stroke Gas Outboards
Hull: Aluminum
23' x 8' RIB inflatable, welded aluminum hull with Greely Hypalon sponsons (new in 2019). Powered with twin 2013 Mercury 4 stroke outboards with 625 hours. Icom VHF, Garmin sounder / plotter.
Comes with tandem axle trailer.
Currency data courtesy coinmill.com
Details
Overview
- Built by Lifetimer Boats in 1999
- Location: Lower Mainland, BC
- 23' x 8' x 2'
- Survey: 2019
Power
- Engines: Twin Mercury 4 stroke 115 hp gas outboards
- Engine hours: 625
- Propellers: 2, 3 blade
- Cruising speed: 25 knots
- Full speed: 28 knots
- Fuel tank: Aluminum, 80 gallons
- Bilge pumps: Rule 1500
- Engine room fire extinguisher: Handheld
Structural
- Hull: Aluminum / Sponson inflatable
- Decks: Aluminum
- Cabin / superstructure: Aluminum
- Steering: Hydraulic, 1 station
- Anchor: Danforth throw type
Electronics
- VHF: Icom
- Sounder: Garmin sounder / plotter
- Batteries: 2 x 12 volt - new 2018
Additional
- Bimini: Aluminum helm cover
- Compass
- Wipers
- Trailer: Tandem axle, galvanized aluminum
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This listing is presented by Jim Armer and Doug Beguin
Jim Armer
250-954-8061
Doug Beguin
250-927-8442
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