2000 Hunter 420 Passage

2000 Hunter 420 Passage

One of the best reasons to step aboard a Hunter Passage 420 is waiting just aft of the companionway: a private owner’s cabin with a queen island berth you can reach from either side. It’s a good example of what Hunter did so well with its Passage series. By moving the cockpit amidships, the designers gave the helm a commanding view and created the kind of cabin space that makes spending a summer aboard an inviting prospect. Under sail, Iceberg’s in-mast furling mainsail and furling genoa make it easy to shorten sail as the afternoon breeze fills in. Her five-foot shoal draft gives you more choice when it’s time to tuck into a favourite anchorage. Settle into the cushioned transom seats to watch the last boats come in, or gather around the saloon table for dinner. Below, mahogany joinery and a teak-and-holly sole lend the interior's warm, traditional feel. With two private cabins at opposite ends of the boat and a head for each, two couples or a family can cruise together and still have their own space at the end of the day. Iceberg has received upgrades that make a difference on a Great Lakes cruise and beyond. A Raymarine Axiom 9 touchscreen chartplotter, Quantum radar, and autopilot equip the helm. At anchor, 660 watts of solar help replenish a 520 Ah house bank, a Victron monitor lets you check battery status, and a 2,000-watt inverter supplies AC power away from the dock. Updated refrigeration and hot water make longer stays comfortable, while custom cushions and a full blue enclosure extend the use of the centre cockpit well into the shoulder season. A new cradle, custom winter canvas, and included winter storage give her next owner a welcome head start on the season ahead. PRIVATE AFT CABIN WITH ISLAND QUEEN – TWO CABINS & TWO HEADS – SHOAL DRAFT – 660 WATTS OF SOLAR – RAYMARINE AXIOM 9 & QUANTUM RADAR – FULL COCKPIT ENCLOSURE – WINTER STORAGE INCLUDED +++
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Dimensions LOA: 43′5″ LWL: 37′10″ Beam: 13′10″ Draft: 5′0″, shoal keel Weight / Displacement: 20,200 lb Ballast: 7,400 lb Bridge Clearance: 58′5″ Tankage (Gal) Fuel: 60 gal, polyethylene Water: 145 gal, polyethylene Holding: 45 gal, polyethylene Propulsion Make: Yanmar Model: 4JH2-TE, single inboard diesel with enclosed cooling HP: 62 hp maximum (46.5 kW at 3,600 rpm); 56 hp continuous (41.9 kW at 3,400 rpm) Hours: To be confirmed Fuel: Diesel Propeller: Manganese bronze Upgrades and Maintenance - Chartplotter and autopilot updated within the past five years - Full cockpit enclosure canvas approximately two years old - Refrigeration unit replaced - Hot-water tank and water-system pressure tank installed - Pumps replaced in both heads; shower head renewed - Inline heating added - Annual engine oil changes and transmission service at 200-hour intervals Electronics - Raymarine Axiom 9 touchscreen chartplotter - Raymarine Quantum radar and Raymarine autopilot - Raymarine multifunction sailing instrument and binnacle compass - Uniden Solara DSC fixed-mount VHF radio with handheld microphone - Kenwood KDC-148 stereo with CD player, MP3 playback, and auxiliary input Electrical - 660-watt solar array with ML4860 60-amp MPPT solar charge controller - 520 Ah house bank comprising four deep-cycle lead-acid batteries; separate 12-volt engine-start battery - Victron Energy BMV-712 Smart battery monitor with Bluetooth - Samlex 2,000-watt inverter with remote display and on/off control - Two onboard battery chargers: Charles 50-amp house-bank charger and ProSport 12 - 115-volt AC shore power with two 30-amp inlets, AC distribution panel, and reverse-polarity indicator - 12-volt DC distribution panel with breakers, separate battery selectors, USB charging, and a 12-volt accessory outlet Sails and Rigging - Sloop rig with in-mast furling mainsail and 130% furling genoa - Approximately half of the running rigging renewed, including the mainsail halyard, genoa halyard, and traveller lines - Four Lewmar winches: two 48s and two 44s Equipment - Full blue cockpit enclosure with custom cockpit and transom seat cushions - Step-through transom with swim platform - Progress 1 anchor windlass with dedicated breaker; two anchors, 100 ft of chain, and 200 ft of rope - Dual bilge-pump controls with manual and automatic settings - New cradle and custom winter canvas - Winter storage included Accommodation - Private aft owner’s cabin with an island queen berth, hanging lockers, and drawer storage - Forward guest cabin with double berth and separate head with sink - Aft head with sink and shower - Central saloon with convertible dinette and opposing settee - Navigation station opposite the galley - Philippine mahogany joinery and teak-and-holly cabin sole Galley - Force 10 propane cooking appliance and microwave - Refrigerated icebox with updated refrigeration unit - Double sink with pressurized hot and cold water - Dedicated propane locker with remote shutoff Optional Equipment (Additionally Priced) None listed.