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Old 05-08-2015, 08:20 AM
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Default 1999 sea craft 23 for sale

1999 SEA CRAFT 23 CENTER CONSOLE PayPal Transaction ID: 13668994KD3862038
PRICE $39,999 with trailer
401-322-7474
[email protected]
LOCATION: South County RI

Professionally rigged with the finest hardware , components, and electronics for inshore and offshore fishing, this boat is a proven tuna raiser with the legendary Sea Craft 23 rough water ride and a 250 HP Yamaha F250UCA 4 stroke engine with SS shift-dampener prop, warrantied until 4/2016.
Approximately 470 hours on the motor, which is correctly propped to run fully loaded for offshore fishing at the recommended top end revs. Spare shift-dampener SS prop.
Full oil/filter/lower unit lube history. Vacuum engine oil change device included.
Current RI registration and RI Title

This may be read as heresy by some ,but:
Built by Silver King in 1999, this hull and deck feature composite construction that is far superior to older hand layup Potter built Sea Crafts, or newer models with less sophisticated composite construction and lower quality systems and hardware. The hull topsides, decks, and covering boards are vacuum bagged PVC foam cored construction, with properly tapered core perimeters. All the slots between the core blocks are resin filled. The hull bottom is of solid laminate construction.

Note that the boat is being sold without the fishing gear and personal items shown in the photos.

During its comprehensive 2011 refit every effort was made to ensure high reliability and safety for inshore and offshore fishing. All pumps, hoses, and through hull fittings were changed, a new dashboard and windshield were fabricated, and all small gauge wiring terminations were updated with shrink tube sealed terminals. Battery cables were upgraded to 00 size.

Here are some details:

CONSOLE:
Fly by wire binnacle and Yamaha Command Link digital gauges
SIMRAD 12" NSE display/GPS/Plotter/ radar/sounder/structure scan
Icom IC-M504 DSC radio slaved to GPS, Digital 6Db antenna
Blue Seas 4 circuit switch/breaker panel for SIMRAD NSE functions
Rule high water alarm annunciator at arrow
Bennett trim tab rocker switches
Edson 14" aluminum wheel with Edson spinner knob
All new circuit breakers and boots in the switch panel.
Preventer bar across the row of switches to prevent unintended turn on or off.
Auto-Tether kill switch system
Instrument panel weather cover not shown
Ritchie 6" Powerdamp compass was professionally compensated in 2011

ELECTRONICS:
Note the SIMRAD 12" display is the NSE model, which has both a higher resolution display and a much faster processor than the less expensive NSX version.
SIMRAD fluxgate compass ( for radar overlay onto chartplotter display)
SIMRAD 4G Broadband radar module
SIMRAD 4G Radar Antenna, Seaview mount with 4 degree pitch
SIMRAD BSM-1 depth sounder module
SIMRAD Structure scan sidescan module
600 Watt/ 20º tilted element/flush mount transducer- Airmar
Center mounted Structure Scan transducer
ICOM radio foghorn output connected to in-console speaker

2- Group 27 batteries in the console, 00 battery cables

HELM STATION & CONTROLS:
½" tempered plexiglass windshield, annealed after bending, edges machine polished
24" windshield wiper blade, 2 gallon squirter reservoir
New UFlex hydraulic steering cylinder & hoses 4/2011
New Teleflex helm pump 10/2012, remote fill on dashboard face
Nautical Designs 6 drawer rigging station/leaning post, side cabinet, 12" pullout table top
45 Gal Igloo/Yeti cooler fits inside the rigging station
Leaky original console side hatches were replaced with Teak Isle watertight hatches

DECK HATCHES:
All latches replaced with GEMLUX SS components
BUNA-N rubber bulb seals on all deck hatches ensure watertight seals
Custom SS latch fabricated for the forward-center deck hatch so it will not open if there is lots of water in the boat. Original setup was un-latched so the hatch could open, flood the center compartment, and then drain into the bilges . Check the photo below.

WEATHER CURTAINS:
New in 3/2012
All side and back curtains roll up fully out of the way
Bulb seals and foam tape at the curtain perimeters ensure watertight seals

SYSTEMS UPGRADES 2012:
All plastic through hulls fitting changed to GEMLUX SS fittings, including those for the forward in-deck fish boxes.
Proper anti-siphon loops installed in all bilge discharge hoses - original setups would back-flood into the bilges because there were no anti-siphon loops in the hoses.
All hose clamps are AWAB SS
Shurflo Blaster raw water washdown pump
Shurflo livewell supply pump
Rule 750 GPH cartridge type livewell drain pump

TOPSIDES GELCOAT AND BOTTOM PAINT DETAILS
This boat's topsides will not win a beauty contest.The original red gelcoat is tired and oxidized, and will not respond well to compounding or waxing. The deck/sole gelcoat is in excellent shape.
Once you run the boat on a rough day you will not care about the tired red gelcoat. I will negotiate a bit on price if you are a fanatic about exterior cosmetics and present me a credible bid for painting the topsides. Tuna and striped bass apparently do not care.

All the bottom paint was removed by sanding 2011
12 mils Interlux Interprotect 2000 barrier coat was applied under proper conditions
Two coats Micron CSC Extra - blue ablative AFP
Two coats Micron CSC Extra - black
2012 - 1 coat - black Micron CSC Extra
2013 1 coat - black Micron CSC Extra
2014 1 coat black Micron CSC Extra

SCUPPERS
1999 Silver King built Sea Crafts featured a very nice scupper system that drains a transverse gutter that spans the transom, but some of this model year's Seacrafts suffered from leaks around the injection molded scupper inserts, often at the joint between the hull liner and the transom's inside face.
The original scuppers have been removed, and replaced with WEST epoxy potted 3" diameter fiberglass composite tubes, sealed against water reversion with replaceable exterior rubber flaps.

FISHING OUTFITTING
4 Lee small 30º rod holders in covering boards.
2- Large Lee swivel pin 30º rod holders in covering boards with backing plates.
E-Tec 18' telescoping outriggers ( un-rigged )
Outrigger mounts upgraded to E-Tec Sailfish models, original fixed bend tubes go with the boat
12' center rigger ( un-rigged )
Rod holders under the forward covering boards upgraded with 5/16" shock cords and jam cleats. Heavy offshore tackle will not jump out of these rod holders.

BOAT OUTFITTING INFORMATION
All installation templates and instruction manuals sell with the boat.

TRAILER:

SEACRAFT 23 TRAILER
Current registration & RI title
Load-Rite trailer ( estimated 2000 model)
Single axle drum brakes

Details of 2011-12 rebuild:
2,400# electric Powerwinch & 10' power cord
2 new tires
Spare tire, galvanized wheel, carrier
New tongue, master cylinder, safety chains.
New steel brake lines & new flexible brake lines
2- new brake backing plates/shoes/hardware/slave cylinders/drums
Washdown plumbing into the backing plates
New rear axle & hubs & lug nuts
4 new I&O wheel bearings and seals
4 - Bearing Buddy grease caps
New spring eye and center shackle bushings and bolts/washers/nuts
New wiring harness and lights
New fenders and mounting hardware
All new rollers, washers, and retaining clips
Spare rollers/washers/retaining clips
Long-stroke Fulton jack
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Old 05-12-2015, 09:26 PM
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V nice......performance #' s ?
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