2000 Cape Horn Yachts 55

2000 Cape Horn 55

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 In the late 90s, Peter Sever set out to create the ultimate yacht that could go anywhere in the world under any condition. Cape Horn Trawlers was the result and Where To is a beautiful example of the 55 model.

Where To is a yacht by definition, but in reality, she a ship with yacht comfort and ammenities. Her hull is constructed of steel with a minimum thickness of 3/16” and in some places 3”. Safety is paramount with a design that is self-righting. All systems are commercial grade and overbuilt.

If you are looking to cross oceans or venture to parts of the world where self-reliance is of the utmost importance, than Where To is the only yacht that makes sense.

Accommodations

Where To features 3 Staterooms with the third stateroom also incorporating an office space; Interior woodwork is Birds eye maple; carpet in staterooms; tiling is ceramic.

Galley

Forward from salon to port U-shaped ergonomically designed for ease of use in all seas. Abundant stowage for cooking equipment and provisions.

• Sharp convection/microwave oven
• Sub Zero refrigerator with two freezer drawers
•  4-burner electric stovetop
• Miele Stainless Steel compact dishwasher
• Broan trash compactor
• Garbage disposal
• Tiled back splash
• Molded sink

Pilothouse

• Leather helm chair w/footrest
• Bow thruster control
• Stern thruster control
• John Deere instrument panel-all gauges
• Northern Lights generator control panel
• Single lever clutch/throttle control
• Windlass control switch
• Winch on/off switch
• Directional control spotlight remote
• Ultra Safety Systems high water alarm
• Day tank monitor w/indicator lights
• (3) Heated windows
• Chart drawers
• Shelved lockers
• Pilot Berth

Electronics

• Robertson AP-20 autopilot
• Autopilot rudder feedback sensors
• Furuno Radar Display with Open Array Radar
• (2) Furuno GP36 Navigator
• Datamarine Link compass display
• Datamarine Link multi-display
• Datamarine Link true wind/wind speed
• Interphase Twinscope Forward Sonar
• (2) SEA 157 VHF
• SEA 235 Radio Telephone H-Band
• Robertson rudder angle indicator
• Simrad RFC35 rate compass
• Searchlight with remote
• Dirigo Compass
• Flat panel LCD monitor Nobeltec navigation
• Floscan fuel monitoring

Mechanics and Engine

• John Deere 6076AFM 300 HP, 1545 HRS
• ZF V-drive engine mounted transmission
• (8) 8D House Batteries
• (2) 8D Engine Batteries
• Engine instrument readouts
• Bow thruster 25HP, Hydraulic in bulbous bow
• Stern thruster 25HP, Hydraulic
• MarineAir 48K BTU reverse cycle w/6 air handlers
• Filtration Concepts Watermaker
• High water sensors and alarms
• (5) Auto and manual bilge pumps
• (2) Gray water sump pumps
• FloScan fuel monitoring system
• Fuel Polishing system and Management System
• Electrical fuel lift assist pump
• Reverso oil change system
• 20GAL electric hot water heater
• (1) Northern Lights Generator 16kw
• (1) Northern Lights Generator 20KW
• 50 Amp Shore Power with Glendinning Cable Master w/ 100’ chord

Equipment

• Maxwell 3000ib Hydraulic Windlass
• 100ib CQR Anchor with 400’ 3/8” Chain
• 60ib Fortress Anchor
• 12’ Nouvarina Dinghy w/ 40 HP Yamaha (4 Stroke)
• 1500ib Davit
• 6 Person Life Raft
• Whirpool Jacuzzi Tub
• 8GPM Water Pump
• KVH Satellite Antennae
• Direct TV Receiver
• Teak Furniture on Top Deck

Construction

Construction with safety as foremost priority. Steel fuel and water tanks integral to hull creating a double steel bottom. Steel bilge keels not only provide passive stabilization and stabiliation at anchor, but also for yacht to stand on her own bottom for haulout or beaching for bottom cleaning or inspections, as well as being a critical element for intentional or accidental groundings or in navigational areas with large tide changes.

• Steel tested @60KPSI mild steel grade A36 or greater
• SS bow rail and stanchions
• SS and chrome plated deck hardware
• Thru hulls, ball valves, deck drains, piping systems all 316SS
• Windows 1/2" tempered glass w/clamp-in window frames
• Portholes 10" tempered glass w/deadlights
• Keel cooling system integral to hull
• Freeman watertight aftdeck door
• Freeman watertight dutch pilothouse doors, port and starboard
• Portuguese bridge gate to foredeck
• (4) Bulwark lockers forward each w/single door access
• Boarding gate port and starboard
• Starboard steps to bridge and port deck
• Transom gate
• Bilge Keels
• Swim platform w/swim ladder
• Steel rudder
• Skeg
• 5-blade 36" X 25" bronze propeller
• Oversize cleats
• (6) Bollards: 4 on bow, 2aft
• Self Righting from 180 deg in < 5sec
• (2) Watertight Bulkheads