Celtic 3
Celtic 3Stock # WA5459
$285,000(CAD)
(USD)Dimensions: 40'5" x 13'6"
Year: 1992
Model: Fire Boat
Engine: Twin 450 hp 671 Turbo Diesel Inboards
Hull: Aluminum
Aluminum 40' fire boat built in 1992 by Celtic Shipyards. Powered by twin 6-71 turbo 450 hp each diesels with Hamilton 291 jets. Cruise speed at 30 knots.
Ideal for forestry, industrial and municipal fire response. This quality build is fully rigged and ready to work.
Call today for viewing and a copy of the 2019 survey.
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Details
Overview
- 1992 Celtic Shipyards Ltd. built
- Location: Lower Mainland, BC
- 40'5" x 13'6" x 2'8" with over 6' headroom
- Survey: August 2019
Power
- Engines: Twin 671 turbo 450 hp diesel's
- Reduction gear: ZF
- Propulsion: Hamilton #291
- Cruising speed: 28 knots
- Full speed: 30 knots
- Fuel tank: Aluminum, 150 gallons
- Hydraulic pumps: Fire pump, 2 Waterous CXK 1500 gallons per minute
- Compressor: 2 Akron 2000 7 1250 gallons per minute pumps for fire fighting
- Bilge pumps: 1 - 4,000 7 2 - 2,000 gallons per minute
Structural
- All aluminum construction
- Bow thruster
- Anchor: Flute type
Electronics
- GPS: Furuno Navnet C map plotter
- VHF: Motorola Spectra
- Radar: Furuno model 1715
- Sounder: Hawkeye Digital
- Spotlight: 2 remote Golight sets
- Batteries: 4 - 12 volt deep cycle
- Steering: 1 station
- Controls: Cable lever
Accommodations
- Head
Additional
- Fully equipped for at sea fire fighting
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