Custom 74' LCM-8

Boat Overview

1955 Custom Built 74' LCM-8 Utility boat.

Twin John Deere 6135 high-output diesel engines.

Two 16-ton winches and 3 ton knuckle boom crane!

Details

Listed for sale is a 1955 Custom Built LCM-8 Utility Boat.

This rugged and versatile workboat is a 74-foot long vessel with a 22-foot beam and a draft of 3.5 feet, making it perfectly suited for commercial or industrial applications.

Engine Specifications

• Engine Type: Twin John Deere 6135 diesel main engines


• Engine Rating: Tier III rated, meeting International Maritime Organization (IMO) Tier III emission standards


• Engine Hours: Approximately 4,000 engine hours

Equipment

• Two 16-ton winches


• 3-ton knuckle boom crane with a fixed hook

Condition

The boat has recently been dry-docked and systems serviced. Whether you need a formidable workboat for hauling, lifting, or other utility purposes, this 1955 Custom Built LCM-8 is ready to get the job done.

Additional Information

Don't miss this opportunity to own a hard working classic. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a viewing.

This listing has now been on the market a couple months. Please submit any and all offers today!

Reason for selling is no longer needed.

At Pop Yachts, we will always provide you with a TRUE representation of every vessel we market. We encourage all buyers to schedule a survey for an independent analysis. Any offer to purchase is ALWAYS subject to satisfactory survey results.

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Per the seller, the boat has recently been dry-docked and inspected with all electrical and mechanical equipment working as expected. It is always recommended that potential buyers conduct their own inspections as part of their due diligence in the purchase process.