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Chicago's First Lady sight-seeing yacht
96 ft sight-seeing and dinner cruise yacht for 250 passengers.
Description
Passenger yacht powered by two Caterpillar 3406BT diesels of 220 HP each, with Twin Disc reduction gears and Rice 38 inch propellers. Rated for 250 sight-seeing or 120 dinner cruise passengers.
Steiner builds passenger vessels alongside ferries, tugs, push boats, offshore supply vessels and fishing trawlers at its Bayou La Batre, Alabama yard. The yacht is one of the passenger projects listed on the Steiner Shipyard site, and it was built to carry sight-seeing groups in Chicago.
Key features
- Engines: Two (2) Caterpillar 3406BT, 220 HP each
- Gears: Twin Disc MG-5091, 3.38:1
- Passengers: 250 sight-seeing / 120 dinner
Applications
- Sight-seeing and dinner cruise service
Specifications
| Engines | Two (2) Caterpillar 3406BT, 220 HP each |
|---|---|
| Gears | Twin Disc MG-5091, 3.38:1 |
| Passengers | 250 sight-seeing / 120 dinner |
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