1984 Vintage vessels Paddle wheeler replica Commercial in Sacramento, CA

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SELLER DESCRIPTION

The Matthew McKinley was built in 1984 in Stockton, California and is a replica of the Paddle Wheeler Isleton that operated between Sacramento, Stockton and San Francisco in the late 1800 s.She is USCG Certified through July 2012 for 149 passengers.

Accomodations:
On the main deck there is a fully enclosed dining or entertainment area with heads and engine space aft. The upper deck consists of a galley area forward and open entertainment area aft. Above the galley is the wheelhouse.

Mechanical Equipment:
(2) Detroit Diesel 8.2L engines rated @ 205HP eachStern drives w/3 blade aluminum propsHorizontal wet exhaustEngine room blower(1) Welded steel fuel tank 900 galsFuel shut off valves @ manifold(4) Dahl fuel filters(2) Electric bilge pumps w/2" discharge(2) Electric bilge pumps w/1" discharge(2) Fire stations w/fire hosesAutomatic Halon firefighting system in engine room & fuel compartmentAssorted dry chemical extinghuishers throughout vessel

Galley:
Bunn coffee Makers (2)Blodgett ovenCommercial stoveCommercial refrigeratorWells steam tableTwo Bar refrigerators

Electonics and Navigational Gear:
Furuno R10XX radarUniden MC535 Marine VHF radioLowrance LF6460 depth sounderRitchie compass

Electrical System:
75 kW generator powered by Cummins diesel20 kW generator poweed by Lugger diesel12.5 kW Kohler generator 10A Newmar battery chargerBatteries (3)110/12v Electical systemsAll wiring stranded 14 AWG or betterMaster electical panel w/breakers

Deck and Hull Equipment:
Vessel has a vee bottom, raked bow stem, hard chine and square stern. The hull is 1/4" welded steel with 1/8" X 2" X 3" angled steel frames on 24" centers.She has six transverse bulkheads with seven watertight compartments below the main deck. Ring bouys (2)Ample life jackets for rating75lb Danforth style anchorRode consists of 50' 5/16" chain and 150' of 3/4" line