Cheoy Lee 46 LRC $130k, Ft Lauderdale FL

Aw snap. I have no idea how to post pictures AND I did read the directions.

Do you actually think we would be foolish enough to believe that YOU do not know how to post pictures?!?!

Greetings,
Mr. SC. Nope. Text size too large. I need a pre-teen to do this for me.

RT Firefly said:

Greetings,
Mr. SC. Nope. Text size too large. I need a pre-teen to do this for me.

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"Run out and find me a four-year-old child, I can't make head or tail of it.”

--R.T. Firefly

Greetings,
Mr. AP. Yep. That's about the size of it. 4 year old is probably about 3' or so.

????? AAAARRGGGHHH!!!!

I find it easier to service the valves with the engine in that position.

Tator

RTF - is this some sort of guerilla marketing campaign to develop anticipation for your boat? Or is the Elon Musk method where actual delivery lags promised by a lot? Or is your wife forcing you to list the boat and this is your way of quiet rebellion?

Seriously, good luck with your listing.....

Peter

Greetings,
Mr. MV. None of the above. My better 3/4 wants to cruise locally (canals, restaurants, near shore ocean fishing) and is in full agreement Savasa is, VERY unfortunately, NOT the boat to do it in.


She will be listed with a brokerage in short order but I wanted to offer her to TF members at a good price, first, minus the commission fees for $130K. Quite firm on that price as she's a LOT of boat that, in spite of her age, is in much better than average condition (IMO). She's in the yard, now, having the anti-foul updated and a suspect through-hull replaced.


In spite of the fact I have no problems copying and pasting any number of images from the web, getting them from my computer to this post is a mystery, thus far.

RTF, apologies if you've already stated it but where is this magnificent vessel located?

Greetings,
Mr. K. Fort Lauderdale, FL. I keep getting "The text that you have entered is too long (311864 characters). Please shorten it to 40000 characters long"


I've tried making the pictures smaller but they end up as posted. Too small and sideways.

Unfortunately, I cannot send pictures via PM, but here is how I add pictures to TF posts from my PC. Android/Phone is a bit easier to attach, but more difficult to manage the description.

Mr. RT -

I do hope you get this figured out in short order as I wait breathlessly to see pics of your beautiful vessel!



- Darren

FOR SALE: Cheoy Lee 46 LRC $130k, Ft Lauderdale FL

Our beloved primate-loving "RTF" seems to have troubles posting pics of his Cheoy Lee 46 LRC trawler. I volunteered to add some pics and assist with the posting.

• OWNER: RTF. He is on this thread. Feel free to PM him for more details
• LOCATION: Fort Lauderdale FL
• ASKING PRICE: $130k (pre-market)
• SISTERSHIP LISTING ON YACHTWORLD: https://www.yachtworld.com/yacht/1979-cheoy-lee-46-8203154/ (this was my idea to add since I was curious about the general layout and owner pictures are limited. It's in Spain so clearly not RTFs boat)

Clearly a knowledgeable owner. Given RTF has struggled to list his for sale ad on TF, I have a hunch he's probably ready to list with a broker. If you have any interest, I wouldn't dawdle.

Best success. Wish I were in the market.....

Peter

More Pictures

A few more pictures to whet your appetite.......

Greetings,
Thanks so much Mr. mv. I will post further details, alas no pictures, later on today. Hopefully I can do THAT much. ...Sigh...

Very nice RT . Good luck with the sale.

Greetings,
OK gang. She's lying fort Lauderdale, Florida
$130K for a limited time.
Canadian documented vessel BUT US duty has been paid.

1979 Cheoy Lee 46' LRC
Twin Lehman 120 with aprox. 4335 hours
15Kw Onan generator with aprox. 1500 hours (have to check the exact #'s)
Naiad stabilizers

To the best of my ability and poor memory, from bow to stern (exterior) NO misrepresentation intended!!!!!

Deck:

Lofrans windlass with deck and 2 station controls (canvas cover)
Aprox. 300'? BBB chain (5/8")
Aprox. 300'? 3/4" nylon rode (separate)
Bruce anchor (about 30Kg.)
Secondary Danforth anchor.
5-12" Taylor fenders with lines
Salt water washdown faucet.
2-20 Lb. horizontal propane tanks in vented locker (under bow seat)
Xintex fume detector with control panel in pilothouse
Numerous 30amp and 50amp power cords with multiple adapters (under bow seat)
50amp power plugs (port and starboard alongside bow bench seating)
Spot light with 2 station remote controls (canvas cover)
Self parking wipers (x3)
Port and starboard entry doors to pilothouse.
Passarelle with 2 side and one rear fittiments.
Front, side and rear passageway lights (dome lights).
Hot and cold fresh water faucet (rear deck)
ALL exterior decks coated with KiwiGrip (2022)


Pilothouse:

Full engine instrumentation
Wood Freeman autopilot with remote control
Naiad control
Furino radar (18 mile)
Garmen 520S GPS/sonar (same on upper station)
VHF
SSB
Wagner Hydraulic steering
Sestrel compass (4" card?)
Windlass chain counter
Xantrex inverter/charger (2.5 Kw/130amp charge?) control panel
Dimable map light
Red/white LED ceiling fixture
Pilot berth
Dedicated AC/heat

Engine start
Engine stop (manual pull cable)with alarm buzzers
Ladder to Flybridge
Plumbed for icemaker below ladder.
Inter-cabin intercom

Flybridge:

Engine controls and gauges.
Engine start
VHF
Sestrel compass (4" card?)
Stepable mast with 2 winches for launching dinghy
Mast spreader lights
Navigation lights
Lightning rod.
Wood Freeman control
Naiad control
Fresh water hose bib
2-110V duplex receptacles (GFCI)
15HP Yamaha 2 stroke outboard
10' (aprox) AB hard floor dinghy
2 seat/lounge deck lockers
Bell
Bimini top
Console cover
Inter-cabin intercom

Greetings,
Whew! Didn't wipe myself out once....
Round 2:


Galley:

Seaward 3 burner range
110v refrigerator/freezer
Full compliment of dishes, cutlery, pots & pans
Double SS sink
New sink faucet (2019)
Corian counter top
Well supplied with storage cupboards/drawers
Microwave oven (new-April 2022)
Wood cutting board

Saloon:

Settee recovered (2019) Storage under seats
TV
Stereo
Dedicated AC/heat (two outlet)
LED lighting
New area rug
Venetian blinds
Dining table (seats 8-Iroko)
Screened opening windows (X3)
Folding deck chairs and 2 side tables

Below Forward: Access to forward cabins from pilothouse (port side)

V-berth with filler (essentially a double and single)
Rode locker

Ample drawer storage
LED lighting
Dedicated AC/heat

Guest cabin with walk around queen bed
Lots of storage including under berth
AC/heat shared with master
12v fan (oscillating)

Forward head shared between v-berth and guest
Raritan Crown head (serviced 2022)
3 way waste discharge valve (new 2022)
Teak "grill" floor boards
Shower sump system (serviced 2022)

Below Aft: Access from saloon (starboard side)

Master cabin with walk around queen
Lots of storage lockers/drawers including under berth
En suite head with separate shower
Shower sump system (serviced 2022)
Teak "grill" floor boards
Raritan Crown head (serviced 2022)

Greetings,


Round 3:

The "Holy Place" (my favorite)

This is THE space that sold me on this particular Cheoy Lee model. It is aprox. 15' wide by 7' deep by 6' (or so) high. I've had 4 people in there and there's STILL room. A REAL joy to visit and work in.

Twin Lehman 120HP.

-ALL engine hoses changed 2022 with Ideal Tridon hose clamps (the ones without the holes in the strap)
-Anti-freeze replaced
-2 extra fan belts installed on each engine
-ALL exhaust hose clamps replaced as above.
-NEW oil and transmission coolers (2022)
-both heat exchangers cleaned and pressure tested (2022)
-NEW raw water impellers (2022)
Note: The old style water pumps were replaced by previous owner with the improved version. As well, the expansion tank upgrade had been installed.
Reverso oil change system with associated plumbing (hoses)
15Kw Onan (serviced-injectors 2018 used very few hours since)
Stackable full sized washer and 220v dryer (vents out a port via flexible hosing)
NEW water heater (2019 -Never heated but once due to Covid)
Complete hydraulic hose replacement, system flush and filter changed on Naiad stabilization system (2022)


Too many spares to list other than:
NEW Starter Motor X1
NEW Transmission/oil coolers X2
NEW Damper plates X2
NEW Raw water pump X1
NEW Fuel lift pump X1
Rebuilt alternator X1
Rebuilt Heat exchanger X1


Lots of filters, Engine oil for 1 complete change, enough ATF for fluid change, stuffing box packing, nuts, bolts, screws, widgets, do-dads etc...etc...etc...
Screens for all ports
Power tools Cordless drill. palm sander

Air compressor-pancake style (new 2022)
Shopvac

2 tool boxes with everything needed for maintenance/repairs.

Tankage: All tankage is midships above the keel and all are FRP. NO metal tanks!

Fuel: 800 US gallons in 3 interconnected tanks
Water: 550 US gallons
Sewage: US 50? gallons

To the BEST of my knowledge, everything works as designed, no leaks, no soft spots on decks. She's a great boat.

Our boating style has changed and it's time for someone else to cruise and enjoy her.

Greetings,
Thanks for wading through all that. I'm sure I've forgotten some things...

Thanks, RT - helpful.

Sounds like a very good deal in today's market. I'd have a look myself if she were on this coast. Good luck with the sale!

Best wishes for a good sale.The ER photographs well. Monkey crew included?

How to Post Pictures

1) In a new post, 'click' the paperclip icon for "Attachments". (The Manage Attachments window will open)

2) In the "Upload File From Your Computer" section of the "Manage Attachments" window 'click' "Choose File". (An Open File from Windows File Explorer will open if you're on a Windows OS)

3) Browse to the image file you would like to upload.

4) Select the file name and 'click' "Open".

5) In the "Upload File From Your Computer" section of the "Manage Attachments" window 'click' "Upload"

6) Scroll to the bottom of the "Manage Attachments" window 'click' Close

NOTE: You cannot upload an image alone, you must post text along with the image.

7) 'Click' the "Submit Thread" or "Submit Reply" depending on whether you posting a new thread or to an existing thread.

NOTE: It helps to have you're images specifically oriented UP in the OS prior to uploading. Windows image tools tend to have a knack of auto-rotating the file for view, however this is not representative of how the image is actually stored in the file. If you used a phone and held it like an old Kodak instamatic (landscape orientation) then you pictures are going to upload sideways.

There's also this which is a Sticky at the top of the "How To Use The Forum, Site News & Account Concerns"

https://www.trawlerforum.com/forums/s22/how-post-pictures-50850.html

Of course, as with all TF posts minus pictures, we just have to take your word for it. Not much detail about the salon. It does have a salon, no? Nicely upholstered salon? Light & airy salon?

She is truly a beauty, RT. At that price, she'll sell quickly! Fair winds.

Greetings,
Mr. i. Thanks. She's going to brokerage tomorrow or Wednesday and will be listed for $145K. The $130K was a one time TF special offer. STILL worth the $145 IMHO. Make an offer. So sorry about the pictures but the rest of the boat is as good as or better than the few that were posted.

What year did you buy her?