43' Catana 431 Multi-Hulls

Dimensions
Max Draft: 2'6"/7'2"
Engines
Total Power: 40
Cruising Speed: 6.5kts 2500rpm .8-gal/hr
Accommodations & Layout
Three-cabin Owner's Version finished in Basham Oberflex with teak trim. All the ceilings are isothermal BIPLEX process. All the floors are Stratofil teak laminate with black accents over sandwich panels. Halogen lighting and reading lights throughout.

The salon features a comfortable U-shaped settee. Salon cushions in high-resilient thick BULTEX foam for optimum comfort. Folding salon table with built-in bar and drawers. Ample stowage under the salon seats. Halogen lighting and additional reading lights at chart table and salon.

The galley is located aft on port side facing aft with large sliding glass divider between main salon and cockpit. Numerous lockers; built-in trash can; large kitchen countertop in Corian; 2 sinks; mixer tap for fresh hot/cold water; drain tap for water maker; 3-burner S/S stove with Force 10 oven. Very efficient refrigeration systems with a 7 cubic feet refrigerator with electronic control and water exchanger and 3.5 cubic feet freezer with electronic control and water exchanger. Both refrigeration units have 6.7" thick insulation with anti-condensation facing and double seals on the openings and sliding storage baskets. Fresh water pump.

The chart table has a cover for small storage. Seat with cushion and built-in storage. All navigation and radio-communication electronics within reach.

The starboard hull is totally dedicated to the Owner's cabin. Aft is a 6.6' x 5.2' bed, 2 independent slatted bases, 2 high resilient BULTEX foam mattresses (thick and very comfortable). Light and ventilation through 2 portholes (1 giant "sea view" cabin porthole, 3.9' x 1.3', and 1 inboard porthole opening towards cockpit). All portholes equipped with mosquito screens and roller blinds. Halogen lighting and reading lights above bed. Large hanging locker and other storage with shelves. Vanity desk.

Large starboard head including 2 totally separate areas. Shower, wash basin and head. Holding tank with macerator pump and deck outlet. Very spacious molded shower with teak grating. Mixer tap on washbasin. Shower mixer tap. Light and ventilation by a giant porthole (3.9' x 1.3') and by another inboard porthole. Storage for toilet articles.

Located aft and forward in port hull are the guest cabins. Aft cabin has twin bunks that convert to a 6'6" x 6'5" double. Forward bed 6'6" x 4'6". Forward bed (6.6' x 4.6'). Light and ventilation through giant "sea view" cabin portholes (3.9' x 1.3') and another porthole. All portholes equipped with mosquito screens and roller blinds. Halogen lighting and reading lights above beds. Bookshelves and cupboard in each cabin. All beds on slatted bases with high resilient BULTEX foam mattresses. Storage under both forward and rear cabin berths.
There is a totally molded shower unit in the guest head with washbasin and head. Bathroom cabinet. Mixer tap with shower head for hot and cold water. Holding tank with macerator pump and deck outlet.

Galley

• Galley up
• Clothes washer/dryer
• Frig Boat refrigerator
• Deep freeze
• 3-burner Force 10 propane stove
• Pressure and manual fresh water systems
• Water heater
• Fresh water pump

Electronics and Navigation

• Raytheon ST60 system with wind displays on each side of cockpit, tridata at each helm and chart table as well as multifunction display above door
• New spare ST7000 core pack and drive unit ready for installation as a backup
• Raytheon autopilot with dual controls: 1x7000+, 1x600R
• (2) compasses
• 24-mile Raytheon radar
• Icom M710 SSB radio
• Simrad Shipmate VHS radio
• Rudder angle indicator
• Wind speed indicator
• Stereo
• Pactor modem set up for Sail Mail
• Navtex NAV4 ICS

Electrical System

• 12V DC, 220V AC and 110V AC systems
• (8) 115-amp gel batteries
• Automatic battery charger
• 2 extra alternators
• 110V/220V shore power cords
• (8) Siemens SP-75 solar panels
• 2500-watt mastervolt 110V AC inverter
• 220V AC battery charger and transformer for 220 operation of the water heaters
• (6) 110V outlets and (2) 220V outlets

Deck

• Dagger boards
• 66# spade anchor
• 250-feet chain
• FX37 Fortress anchor with 10m chain and 100' rode
• Paratech sea anchor and bridle
• 400' rode for use with anchor or sea anchor
• 6-person liferaft
• Bow pulpit with seats, rails, lifelines and side stanchions
• Solid bimini with front screen and side curtains
• Electric/manual dinghy davits
• 6-person YL340R Zodiac with 15hp Yamaha outboard
• Docking lights
• Dock lines and fenders
• Nav lights and deck light
• Swim platform
• Swim boarding ladder
• Lewmar manual/electric windlass

Sails and Rigging

• Profurl roller furling
• Mainsail, jib and spinnaker
• Oversized Spectra mainsail (Elliott Pattison)
• (8) standard and (8) self-tailing Harken winches including electric main halyard winch
• Modified mast for intracoastal access

Engine and Mechanical

• Automatic and manual bilge pumps
• Cockpit engine controls
• Engine alarm
• Emergency engine stop
• Manual fire extinguishers
• Stove and engine fuel shut-off valves
• Fuel filters
• Manual marine head with holding tank
• Whilock direct mechanical wheel steering
• Spectra 380C 16-gal/hour water maker

Other Features

• Covers for helm and dinghy
• Spares kit purchased at factory
• Insect screens in salon and all staterooms
• 5 Hella fans
• Bimini sun shades
• Custom sun shade suspended from the boom covers the entire salon
• Custom dinghy chaps cover
• Mistral windglider sailboard Additional boom preventer
• Paratech drogue
• Crew overboard device
• ARC Globalfix 406 EPIRB

Additional Salesperson's Remarks
SNOWCAT has been sailed by a family and is now finishing a three-year cruise. She is currently in Honduras and is slowly making her way back to the U.S. She will be available for her new owners April-May 2005.
Exclusions
Excluded from the sale of the vessel are owner's personal effects.
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.