Forest Bounty is a rarely available American Tug 41. Well outfitted for the Pacific Northwest and ready to cruise.
Equipped with high quality gear: Volvo D9-500 engine with trolling gear, Northern Lights genset, Dual Raymarine E-120 multifunction displays, 4kw open array radar, Raymarine autopilot, crane, double helm seat, 50-amp shorepower, full size washer & dryer, bow & stern thrusters, US Watermaker CW600 watermaker, 2,000 watt Magnum Energy inverter.
Forest Bounty has a Midnight Blue hull. Her joinery is built of Jatoba wood, this Brazilian Cherry species has gorgeous grain and color. Neutral color carpets, upholstery and window coverings offer a bright interior. Forest Bounty is timeless.
The first impression of the American Tug is the quality of the interior. As you step into the salon from the aft cockpit, which has a full cockpit enclosure of sunbrella & glazing, you are immediately surrounded by beautiful joinery work made from Jatoba wood with its beautiful straight grain. The textures of carpet and Ultra Leather are warm and inviting. These boats feel right.
The salon features large windows which flood the interior with light. You can see forward past the galley to the raised pilothouse, it is this open feel that makes the interior great for entertaining. An L-shape settee is on starboard, which easily converts to a large double berth. On the port side is a chair that is perfect for reading.
The galley is forward and on the port side. The entertainment center with a 26" television is on starboard.
Up a few steps to the raised pilothouse. American Tug makes full use of the large "stack", the defining feature of a tug boat, and provides ample headroom above these stairs. The pilothouse is large, open and provides full 360-degree sightlines. The console is full size and houses dual Raymarine E-120 displays. There are sliding doors on both the port & starboard sides with full height glass windows. The port side of the pilothouse has additional seating for 3. On starboard is an additional seat with dedicated storage. The double helm chair is on centerline.
Forward is the guest stateroom with a queen Pullman berth with a twin bunk above. The guest stateroom has a private head with full shower. Ample storage and good ventilation are provided. A full size washer and dryer are located in a locker to support extended cruising.
The master stateroom is down a few steps and features a walk-around queen berth, a very large private head & shower and nine full suspension drawers plus a cedar lined hanging locker. This stateroom features air conditioning.
Heat is provided by an Espar forced-air diesel furnace with ducts throughout.
The joiner work is a warm toned Jatoba wood. Carpet and Ultra Leather are neutral tones.
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The American Tug 41 has a U-shaped galley with a nice island, ideal for preparing family meals or entertaining. The moulded Granicote counter has a deep double sink, moulded backsplash and fiddles for easy maintenance.
A three burner Force Ten stainless LPG stove and oven are mounted on the forward counter, complemented by a Sharp microwave oven. A large Nova Kool refer & freezer is near centerline. Large capacity cargo drawers & storage cabinets provide wonderful storage. Abundant light and great ventilation provided by a dedicated port side window.
Included is a state of the art networked electronics package which features dual Raymarine 12-inch E-Series daylight viewable displays in the pilothouse
Completing the package are the Raymarine 4kw open array radar, Raymarine GPS, Raymarine weather, Raymarine fish finder module with the large bronze 1000-watt high power transducer. Raymarine Tridata provides speed, depth and water temp. Raymarine Wind includes wind speed and direction.
Communications are handled by an Icom M602 VHF w/ remote mounted microphone and hailer is also included.
The autopilot is the powerful Raymarine S2G corepack with gyro compensation for yaw, controlled with the ST7001+ rotary control and display.
Equipped with a custom Mark Tanner built radar mast with wings for all current and foreseeable electronics. The mast is built of powder coated aluminum for long term durability and ease of maintenance, it is gorgeous.
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Ocean Mistress was built with the following TOMCO factory options:
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Equipped with the Volvo D9-500 engine. The large single Volvo engine delivers excellent efficiency at hull speed and the ability to run fast in "semi-displacement" at a 10-12-knot cruise. This is the best of both worlds!
The Twin Disc marine gear is fitted with electronically controlled Troll Valve for fishing.
Due to the efficiency of the "common rail" electronic fuel injection, the engine is equally happy sipping just 3 gallons an hour at 8-knots or crossing the Straits when it is rough out, going just a bit faster and keeping everyone comfortable. Control your own destiny and go thru all three narrows up by Big Bay in a single day, then cruise slow and economically where timing and currents are less of an issue. The real power of a semi-displacement boat is opening up alternatives, expect to spend 75-90% of your time at a economical displacement speed, run fast thru the rapids and Straits so you control your schedule.
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The American Tugs have wonderful electrical systems that feature ABYC compliance, proper yacht cable wiring, Blue Seas electrical panels, Blue Seas smart battery combiners, AGM batteries and Magnum Energy inverter/chargers. These are all top of the line manufacturers. The system as designed by American Tug is robust and sized such that the owners do not need to fuss over consumption.
Forest Bounty is fitted with dual alternators that feed the house & engine start battery banks. There are three 8-D AGM house bank batteries. Additionally she has a 2,000-watt Magnum Energy power inverter featuring a 100-amp multi-step battery charger.
Her shore power system is a 50-amp. Her Northern Lights 6-kw genset has only 1400-hours.
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The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice. Personal effects, tools, instruments of navigation, art and galley equipment are not included in the sale.
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.