Our clients have the following 2 x Gardner 8L3XB marine engines for sale. They were bought to be installed in one of their vessels and they are now surplus to requirements. The engines are stored in a warehouse in Fiji and would be able to be shipped worldwide in a container. The have had electric start plus counter rotating gearboxes added. Please indicate interest and we can guide you on price. These engines were used primarily for marine use, both commercial vessels and private yachts, and some locomotives. The Gardner Diesel Engine – 8L3B is fully supported with sales, service and s... read more

This established business offers more than a luxury houseboat - it is an investment in an exceptional lifestyle business opportunity which combines modern design, exclusive comfort, and a harmonious connection to nature. Currently located within the panoramic waterways of the Waikato Riverland and aptly described as a luxury self -contained floating villa. It features four private suites, large lounge areas, fully equipped galley, enclosed viewing decks with Jacuzzi and gourmet BBQ. Each of the four guest cabins are luxuriously fitted for two people with private en-suite bathrooms and individu... read more

On instructions from the owner, this vessel is now offered for sale by Public Tender. The seller retains the right to sell the vessel prior to the close of tenders. Tenders close on 25th July 2024 at 1400 NZDST. 72.5m non-propelled Petroleum Product Barge built by Industries Maritimes Serra Frères, France in 1996 to Bureau Veritas class 13/3 E + Non-Propelled Ocean Tanker. Double hull construction, designed to carry Gas/Oil and Jet Fuel. Cargo deck pumps include eight (8) Ebsray V30 sliding Vane Pumps, coupled to 5.5W/414/50 EEX D IP66 Motors, NSC GWA TRX68AM Gearboxes. Two (... read more

Carvel Construction, Kauri The boat is setup for trawling and has a 70ft scraper trawl net on a net roller set off a hydraulic winch with 200 fathom of wire on trawl drums. Hull Material: Timber. Year Built: 1972. Vessel Builder and Designer: Ken Turner. Total Engine Power: 90kw. Drive Type: Shaft. Maximum Cargo Load: 1.5 Tonnes.... read more

Class: CCS. Flag: China. Navigation Area: Costal Waters, A1+A2. Main Engine: 6190ZLC1-2, 218kW*1Set, 1000rpm, Zibo. Next DD: September 05, 2025. Next SS: September 05, 2027. Ref. Cargo Capacity on paper: 948ton. Date Launched: 2007 Length: 52.58m (172ft 6in) Beam: 8.80m (28ft 10in)... read more

This elegantly designed and meticulously maintained cruising yacht offers exceptional comfort and style. Featuring two spacious double cabins, each with its own ensuite, plus a convertible dining area that transforms into a third double berth. Perfect for extended getaways and handled with ease. The fastidious owners are now reluctantly parting with this cherished vessel. A 14m marina berth at Westhaven is also available for sale or lease.... read more

Hull: Steel. Classification: Bureau Veritas. Total Fish Hold capacity: 200 tons. Average Fuel Consumption: 2,400 liters/day. Main Engine: ABC model 6DZC Serial Nº:14069. Accommodation: 22 Crew Members. Last Drydock: August 2024.... read more

Hull: Steel. The vessel was lengthened in 2020. Total Fish Hold Capacity: 242 tons. Fuel Capacity: 310,000 litres. Average Fuel Consumption: 1,750-1800 litres/day. Maine Engine: ABC model 6MDCZ, Serial No 12626. 2x Freezing Tunnels, Freezing Capacity: 9tons/day. 3x Refrigeration Compressors: Bitzer. 22 Crew Members. The vessel passed its quadrennial inspection in 2024.... read more

23-metre Steel Catamaran built 1978 in New Zealand, with a well proven track record as a dive/work vessel in current Maritime New Zealand survey. Designed for flexibility and built for endurance, this well maintained versatile workhorse is now available for sale. With a 9.7-metre beam, the vessel offers a large work platform for a 23m vessel, featuring a 10-ton deck winch, a remote-operated Hiab X-HiDuo 258 crane, moon pool and a 10-ton aft gantry and winch combination suitable for hauling heavy equipment or deploying and retrieving ROVs.... read more