Note on Beneteau Bearing Types: Beneteau powerboats and sailboats predominantly use metric shafting. Unlike standard American brass-shelled cutlass bearings, Beneteau frequently utilizes flanged nitrile/EPDM rubber sleeve bearings or phenolic/composite sleeves…
Decoding Cutlass Bearing Lingo Marine sleeve bearings are universally measured by Inside Diameter × Outside Diameter × Total Length. Example: Beneteau Part Number 037330 – identified as “CUTLASS BEARING 30X40X100+L…
Sails Part No. Description Quant. per Boat Price (2026) Mainsail Furling 1,000 Genoa Furling 1,000 PROPULSION SOUNDPROOFING Above Photo: Part #866500 – CABLE STOP ENGINE L7000 825764 Pos. Part No.…
Anchoring / Mooring Pos. Part No. Description Quant. per Boat Beginning Hull # Ending Hull # Price + Shipping 1 127883 ANCHOR LOCKER HATCH OC6 1,000 — — 2 039287…
The architectural lineage of the Kadey-Krogen 42 began in April 1974, when naval architect James S. Krogen completed preliminary design drawings in his Miami office. Developed in collaboration with Florida…
The Sea Ray 48 Sedan Bridge—designated internally by Sea Ray Boats as the 480 Sedan Bridge (480DB) and marketed internationally in specific configurations as the 515 Sedan Bridge (515DB)—represents a…
The Freedom 20—officially designated as the Freedom Independence 20 or Independence 20—is a specialized 20.5-foot trailerable keelboat engineered specifically to expand access to competitive sailing and naval instruction for individuals…
Published by: Murray Yacht Sales Date: July 22, 2026 Universal Marine has long been an iconic name in auxiliary sailboat propulsion, a pioneer of diesel power solutions, and the creator…
The introduction of the Catalina 350 in October 2002 marked a significant departure from conventional mid-sized production cruising yacht design. Conceived by chief designer Gerry Douglas, the vessel was not…
Cabo Yachts Overview Cabo Yachts was founded in 1991 by Henry Mohrschladt and Mike Howarth in Adelanto, California, originally operating under the corporate entity Cat Harbor Boats. Mohrschladt and Howarth…