Military/Utility Boats1979 USCG Curtis 41 USCG 330 "Baltimore" [60]

1979 USCG Curtis 41 USCG 330 "Baltimore" Price: $159,000

• Fuel Type Diesel
• Vessel Type Aluminum
• LOA 41' 0"
• Beam 13' 5"
• Draft 4' 1"
• Capacity 3
• Voltage 1224 Amp
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• Eng Mfr Cummins
• Eng Model VT903M
• Eng HP 375
• Eng Num 2
• Eng HP Tot 750
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• Generator No
• Trailer No

Electronics: VHF Radio Compass

Description: USCG 41 ft. Rescue Boat is in very,very good shape. The motors were serviced recently and operate with no issues. This vessel was well cared and shows very little to no signs of wear. This is one of the cleanest 41's to hit the market.

Additional Info: 41330 Hull ID. U.S. Coast Guard History Program 41-Foot Utility Boat, Large (UTB) Number: 41300 through 41448 Completed: July 1973 through November 1978 Remarks: Built at the CG Yard, Curtis Bay, MD ___________________________________________________________________ Hull Displacement (lbs): 28,500 lbs Length: 40’8” Beam: 13’6” (max) Draft: 4’2” (max) Machinery Main Engines: 2 Cummins diesels BHP: 560 Propellers: twin Performance Max Speed: 26 knots Logistics Fuel Oil (95%): 480 gallons Complement: 3 Electronics Radar: navigation type Design Due to their increased use responding to the Coast Guard’s heavier mission workload, the 40’ and 30’ utility boats were beginning to wear out by the 1970s. Their designs, moreover, had become obsolete given the types of missions that the Coast Guard was now engaged in by this point in time. In response, the Coast Guard embarked, starting in 1967, on what would become their last significant in-house design development effort for a replacement utility craft. The result of this became the 41’ Utility Boat-Large (UTB).