"Frances Stoughton" is being offered for sale at her current Ketchikan location at a discounted introductory price, including all ships equipment, spares, and charts. She represents an extraordinary value for a knowledgeable Buyer that is willing to travel to Ketchikan for Sea Trial, Survey, and delivery.
Key features of this vessel include:
- 2700 hours on Ford Lehman in excellent condition
- Naiad hydraulic roll stabilizers
- Westmar bow thruster
- Northern Lights / Lugger 5kw generator
- New deep cycle battery replacement May 2015
Her asking price will increase significantly after the vessel is cleaned, prepped, and moved south to Seattle later this spring. Her second owners since 1994 took pride in maintaining this vessel with annual haul outs at well known Wrangell Boat Shop where she has received consistent mechanical care for two decades. Maintenance records are available as part of an executed Purchase Agreement.
Heat and Galley systems:
- Hurricane hydronic diesel hot water furnace
- Red Dot engine heat for defrost
- Seward 11 gallon stainless steel water heater
- Frigidaire washer/dryer
- Sub-Zero 9 cubic ft. refrigerator
Miscellaneous included:
- Two skiffs; one Gregor 13.5' aluminum one new Avon 10' inflatable
- Crab and shrimp pots and puller
Krogen 42 Trawler Overview - from PowerBoat Guide
The Krogen 42 is one of the few production trawler-style cruising yachts built on a full displacement hull. (Note that the hull was fully cored until 1995; hull construction then became solid fiberglass.)
As such, she displays all of the characteristics normally associated with such long-range designs including a comfortable ride, excellent seaworthiness, and the easy rolling motion typical of any soft-chine boat. The Krogen is a particularly salty-looking vessel with a distinctive profile and an upright bow.
Inside, the focal point of the boat is the functional pilothouse with watch berth located a few steps up from the salon level. Until hull #65 (1985), the Krogen 42s were built with glass-over-plywood decks; thereafter the 42s were built with cored decks and superstructures.
An extremely popular boat with experienced cruisers, she’s been the subject of constant refinements over the years and remains one of the most sought-after models on the used boat market. A single Lehman diesel was standard, and at her 8-knot hull speed the Krogen 42 has a range of 2,000+ miles.
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