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Lyman-Morse launches hull number 3 of Monhegan 42 series designed by C. Raymond Hunt Associates

by Lyman-Morse 1 Nov 2023 19:27 GMT

Lyman-Morse recently launched hull number 3 in their semi-custom Monhegan 42 line, the latest yacht from the long-standing and successful relationship between Lyman-Morse and C. Raymond Hunt Associates.

Riding on Hunt's time-tested deep-V hull design, the Monhegan 42 showcases Lyman-Morse's proven method of creating series-built semi-custom yachts. This allows owners to customize each boat to suit their needs within the existing design; and allows Lyman-Morse to provide many of the attributes of a custom yacht with far less lead time.

The Monhegan 42's power comes from twin 550-horsepower Cummins QSB 6.7 diesels, giving her a top speed of 32 knots and a cruising speed of 28 knots, plenty of get-up-and-go to carry her around the New England cruising grounds that she'll call home. The engines are paired to traditional shafts and props in tunnels, providing the Monhegan 42 with a shoal-friendly draft of just 3 feet.

As with every boat Lyman-Morse build, the Monhegan 42 combines traditional style with cutting-edge construction technology and modern amenities, such as SCRIMP resin-infusion in the hull, which maximizes strength and reduces weight, Humphrey Interceptor trim tabs, and Side Power bow and stern thrusters, just to name a few.

The helm station of hull no. 3 is custom to the owner's specific needs, with oversized 17-inch display screens, as well as bow and stern thrusters for easy docking. Below, there is a galley and dinette/lounge area for meal prep and dining, a head, shower, and primary stateroom forward. This owner wanted to be able to lie down on the settee and relax, so the team at Lyman incorporated a custom footwell into the layout to allow for optimal relaxation. Interior joinery is made from South American mahogany, with teak and wenge accents.

The Monhegan 42 exemplifies Lyman-Morse's unparalleled ability to produce bespoke, semi-custom boats that deliver unrivaled performance, safety, and convenience at sea.

Specifications:

  • LOA: 42'
  • LWL: 35'6"
  • Beam: 13'
  • Draft: 3'
  • DISPL: 26,500 lbs
  • Fuel capcity: 450 gal
  • Cruising speed: 28 knots
  • Top speed: 32 knots
  • EnginesL 2 x 550hp Cummins QSB 6.7s

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