| SPIRIT, 112′ Westport 2010/2019 |
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| DIMENSIONS |
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| Length O.A. |
34m/112′ |
| Length W.L. |
30m/98′ |
| Beam |
7.2m/23’6″ |
| Draft |
1.7m/5’6″ |
| Gross |
212 |
| Net |
66 |
| Year Built/Builder |
2009/Westport |
| Naval Architect |
Jack Sarin/Talor Olsen |
| Interior Designer |
Marty Lowe |
| Construction |
Fiberglass hull and superstructure, teak laid decks |
| Stateroom/Guests |
4// 10 |
| Crew |
4//5 |
| Crusing/Max Speed |
18 knots/ 24 knots |
| Type |
Twin Screw Semi Displacement Yacht |
| Flag |
USA |
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| MACHINERY |
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| Main Engine |
2 x MTU 16V 2000 M91 2,000hp diesel engines |
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September. 2023 |
| Main Engine Hours |
Port: 3,857 |
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Stbd: 3,857 |
| Gear Boxes |
3.03; 1 Twin Disc |
| Shafts |
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| Propellers |
2 x 5 blade |
| Speeds |
18 knots cruising speed |
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24 knots max speed |
| Fuel Comsumption |
110 galllons per hour at 18 knots (including genrator) |
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160 gallons per hour at 24 knots (including generator) |
| Range |
1,203 nm (approx.) @ 14 knots |
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| Main Generators |
2 x 65 kw Northern Light diesel generators |
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September. 2023 |
| Generator Hours |
Port: 10,836 hrs |
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Stbd: 10,839 hrs |
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| Electricity |
1 phase 240 VAC |
| Shore Power |
2 x ASEA shore power converters |
| Batteries |
3 Banks 12/24 house and starting batteries |
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| TANK CAPACITIES |
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| Fuel |
20,819 litres (5,500 US gallons) |
| Water |
3,880 litres (1,025 US gallons) |
| Water Maker |
60 gallons/hr |
| Clean Lube Oil |
227 litres (60 US gallons) |
| Dirty Lube Oil |
227 litres (60 US gallons) |
| Grey Water |
113 litres (30 US gallons) |
| Black Water |
2,271 litres (600 US gallons) |
| Steering System |
Jastram 30-gallon hydraulic steering system reservoir with PTO off main engines |
| Rudder Angle Indicator |
Jastram rudder angle indicator |
| Thruster |
Texroth hydraulic PTO driven off Generator |
| Stabilizers |
Naiad MultiSea II with cooler and inline filter (PTO off main engines) |
| Fuel Filters |
Racors |
| Fuel Oil Separator |
Alpha laval model #MIB303513 |
| Bilge Pump |
2 Flomax 1.5hp AC electric with control switches and bilge suction manifold |
| Fire Pump |
Kidde fixed fire FM-200 suppression system |
| Sewage Treatment |
Headhunter HMX tidal wave MSD system |
| WC’s |
8 |
| Air Conditioning |
4 Chiller Marine Max |
| Ventilation |
Delta T |
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| Safety and Security Equipment |
2 x 8 person survietec life rafts, 2 x throwable life rings, 12 x extinguishers |
| Medical |
Medical first aid kit |
| Fire Fighting |
Kidde FM-200 fixed fire system, fixed fireboy electrical panel system |
| Alarm and Monitoring |
Intellisea alarm and monitoring system |
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| Cellular System |
Panasonic model #KXT7636 multifunction ships telephone |
| VHF Radiotelephones |
2 x ICOM model #ICM604 DSC VHF |
| Crew Comms |
6 handheld icom UHF |
| Automatic Pilot |
Simrad model #AP50 |
| Log |
B & G |
| Echo Sounder |
Furuno model #FCV1200L dual frequency color video sounder |
| Radar |
2 x Furuno 120 mile color radars with NEC Multisync 1990SX displays and Furuno model #RX14 dash mount |
| Chart Plotter |
3 x Versa point RF wireless keyoard for the Nobletec time zero navigation system, desk PC |
| GPS |
2 x Furuno model #GP150 GPS navigators |
| Wind Instruments |
B & G |
| AIS |
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| Anchor Windlass |
2 x Maxwell windlass with tethered remote junction and remotes |
| Aft Warping Capstans |
2 x Maxwell windlass with tethered remote junction and remotes |
| Ground Tackle |
2 x anchor chain with 275′ each |
| Boat Crane and Davits |
1 x Nautical Structures |
| Pasarelle |
1 Hydraulic pasarelle from port side |
| Searchlights |
Carlisle and Finch remote searchlight |
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| Audio/Visual Entertainment Systems |
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| Main Salon |
65″ flatscreen TV with Direct TV, Apple TV |
| Aft Deck |
50″ flatscreen TV with Direct TV |
| Owner’s Cabin |
50″ flatscreen TV with Direct TV |
| Guest Cabins |
36″ flatscreen TV with Direct TV
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| Galley |
46″ flatscreen TV with Direct TV |
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| Domestic Equipment |
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| Main Galley |
Wolf induction stovetop and Wolf M series gourmet oven |
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General Electric microwave convection oven and vent fan |
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Sub Zero side by side refrigerator-freezer Sub Zero model #700BF |
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Miele undercounter dishwasher |
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Hoshizaki undercounter bin type icemaker with tophat cubes |
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| Laundry |
2 x Miele washer and dryers |
| Pantry |
Sub Zero wine refrigerator |
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| Crew Mess |
Refrigerator, Coffee Maker |
| Sun Deck |
BBQ Grill, Refrigerator |
| Main Deck |
Refrigerator and Ice maker |
| Jacuzzi Dip Pool |
Flybridge |
| Ship’s Safes |
Captains Cabin and Master Stateroom |
| Gym Equipment |
Yogo equipment and free weights |
| Tenders |
14′ AB RIB with 60hp Yamaha |
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| ACCOMODATIONS |
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| Walkthrough |
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| One can board SPIRIT on the aft deck through boarding gates either side or via the stern passerelle. When stern-to to a floating dock, one has easy access to the aft deck by boarding on the swim platform and making one’s way up via a set of steps either side of the transom. Arriving on the aft deck, one will be greeted by a spacious area with a custom teak table and built-in settee with teak chairs accommodating 8. Aft one will find a wet bar/buffet with stone top, 3 custom teak bar stools, sink, refrigeration, ice bin and storage. On the forward bulkhead one will find a 50” TV. |
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| There is additional storage either side on the aft deck in the bulwarks. |
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| Entering the main salon, one will enter through a set of glass electric doors. Once in the main salon, one is greeted with a bright, light, and airy décor not found on any other 112’ Westport. The light décor carries throughout the entire vessel. There is a 65” TV on the starboard aft bulkhead with easy visibility anywhere in the main salon or dining area. To port is a custom-built L-shaped settee, 4 chairs and a custom coffee table. To starboard one will find a beautiful game table with 4 chairs. |
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| Moving forward to the dining area, one will find a gorgeous light oak table with seating for 8. There are two buffet-style countertops either side with light stone and storage underneath. Above the table is a coffered ceiling with LED lighting. The forward dining bulkhead is finished with a three-panel art feature. |
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| Moving forward to starboard, one will find the formal foyer with a well-appointed day head (bathroom) inboard finished with wood finish wallpaper and stunning fixtures. Outboard is the formal entrance where one can enter the vessel from side boarding. There is also a matching entrance door on the port side allowing one to go forward on the deck to find a circular settee with additional seating on the bow forward. Back in the vessel through the formal entrance one can go forward to find a country kitchen with center island, beautiful light stone on the island, countertops, and table. The table is nestled within a U-shaped settee with additional chairs seating 6. There is ample counter space, storage, and top-quality appliances. On the forward bulkhead one will find a 46” TV visible from everywhere in the country kitchen. |
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| Going forward from the galley, one will go down a few steps to the beautifully appointed light and airy VIP stateroom, with a head and shower to port and a center walk-in closet on the aft bulkhead. There is a chest of drawers style storage to starboard with many drawers. To port is a custom vanity with opening top with mirror and drawers on either side. There are two-night cubbies either side with light and power plugs. Additional storage is found under the Queen berth. |
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| Going forward from the dining area to port, one will pass outboard an entry door and inboard a door to a walk-in pantry with storage, Miele washer and dryer, and countertop with wine cooler under. Continuing forward down a set of stairs to the guest staterooms, one will land in the guest foyer where one will find beautiful stone floors and buffet style top. Going aft in the guest foyer one will find two mirror guest staterooms to port and starboard, both with twins, pullman berth and ensuite. Going forward in the guest foyer one will find a double door entry to the master stateroom. In the master, one will find a California King berth with drawers and storage underneath, a settee to port and chest of drawers to starboard, two large closets and a large his and her bath with a large stone and Onyx center shower, plus ample storage throughout. Master stateroom and all guest staterooms are equipped with full entertainment systems. |
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| One can get to the flybridge from stairs on the aft deck or through the pilothouse. When reaching the pilothouse one will find state of the art nav equipment with leather dash, hood, and leather countertops, Crown Limited helm chair, desk area with chair, leather circular settee with table and visibility out 270%, all with a soothing light gray décor. One can enter the flybridge up a few steps through a companionway. On the flybridge you will find a full nav/helm station with outboard wing stations for easy maneuvering. To port, there is a custom teak bar with 4 bar stools with backs, stainless sinks, BBQ, refrigerator and storage. To starboard one will find outboard a large L-shaped settee with 2 custom hi-lo teak tables with a leaf to make one large dining table. Going aft down a few steps one will find to port a large Jacuzzi with large sunbed when not in use as a jacuzzi. To starboard one will find a large sun pad area with cushions and pillows. Further aft is the storage for the tender and jet skis when underway and a clear deck with umbrellas and chairs when the tender and jet skis have been launched. In this area, one will find a stairway to the aft deck. |
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| From the aft deck, one can go down 2 sets of stairs to the large swim platform, perfect for all water activities and to board and disembark from the tender. In the swim platform there is a 100-gallon gas tank perfect for keeping the tender and jet skis topped off. From the swim platform, one will find a door in the transom that leads to the crew quarter cabins, berth, and lounge. There is a separate crew entry from the aft deck as well. SPIRIT’s crew accommodations is unique as it has 3 cabins, all ensuite sleeping 6 |
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| UPGRADES and WORK HISTORY |
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2022
– New bottom paint
– All (14) thru hulls have been changed for new thru-hulls
– Air Conditioning Service Mars Marine HVAC
– Replaced (2) chillers with new units #2, #3
– Replaced both circulation chilled water pump motors
– Replaced insulation – Replaced circuit board for one unit
– Island marine serviced both Asea system towers including, replacing fans, cleaning boards, servicing modules
– Port and Stb Sliding Doors-removed doors and serviced Rebuilt the locking mechanism, including all moving parts, Resealed the door jams, and tested
– Mains and Gens. Fluids and filter changes on all (4) machines
– Polished/ ceramic coating
2021
– Drive train port and starboard running gear removal, reinstallation and straightening, clean and dial shafts prop removal and reinstallation bow thruster prop removal.
– Main Engines and gens Both main engines were serviced for a 3,000-hr. service which included: Cleaned main engine heat exchange plate stacks including oil, fuel, steering and air chare coolers, Glysecor coolant mix, Shop ultra sonic bath, oil changes for both mains and gens, Oil, and fuel filters
– Port and STB main vibration dampers and starboard B bank heads
– Remanufactured vib dampers Alt belts, tensioning lever, spring tensioner, roller bearing wheel cylinder head assembly reman with new valves and guides, scraping rings, head gasket cylinder head to exhaust gasket, o ring small and large, seawater gasket
– Twin disc transmission coolers cleaned
– Hose replacement |
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