The Super Disko 47 is a steel-built lifting keel cruising yacht. This example is an unfinished project that was launched and commissioned in 1993. The interior requires finishing, and the exterior needs repainting. The low price reflects her overall condition.
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Accommodation
The accommodation offers up to eight berths.
In the saloon, there is a dinette to port with a galley opposite. The saloon features a table. In the galley, there are twin stainless steel sinks with a hot and cold pressurized water system with manual backup. It includes a two-burner gimballed Taylors paraffin cooker with an oven and a refrigerator. The boat has a 1000 litre freshwater capacity in twin tanks. There is a separate heads compartment to starboard with a marine toilet and washbasin, along with wet hanging space. The twin aft cabins each have two single berths. A chart table is located to port. Going forward, there is a double cabin to port with a single berth in the passageway opposite. There is a separate heads compartment to port with a marine toilet, shower, and washbasin. In the forepeak, there is a workroom/store.
Mechanical Systems
Located at the foot of the companionway is a Perkins 4.108 four-cylinder 45hp diesel engine. It features electric start and is freshwater cooled via a heat exchanger. The shaft drive connects to a three-bladed propeller, and it has a single lever control. The fuel capacity is 500 litres in twin tanks.
Electrical Systems
- Three 12 volt batteries in two banks
- Alternator charging
- Rutland 913 wind generator
Spars & Sails
The yacht has a cutter rig with an anodised aluminium mast and boom. It features slab reefing mainsail and a Profurl headsail furling system. There are two Enkes 22 control line winches, two Barbarossa 48 self-tailing sheet winches, two Lewmar 40 halyard winches, and a Barient 10 reefing winch.
Deck Equipment
- Stainless steel pulpit, pushpit, stanchions, and guardwires
- Manual anchor windlass
- Various warps and fenders
Navigation Equipment
- Simrad chart plotter
- Radar
Safety Equipment
Construction
Built in 1985 by R.A.C. Early, Millbrook, to a design by Gilbert Caroff. It features a white painted steel hull and a white painted steel superstructure with painted non-slip. The cockpit is aft self-draining, and it has a lifting keel.
