General Arrangement

The rigid hull, deck and transom are fabricated with an infused resin construction method  using "E" glass and vinyl ester resins with all cores of PVC foam (no organic materials used).

Fire retardant fiberglass hull and deck (International Orange - required by SOLAS) foam filled hull, non-skid/self-draining deck, full height transom

Below deck cable routing, hull drain, high capacity deck drain scuppers, stainless steel bow eye, stainless steel transom tie-down eyes, four stainless steel lift points, bow bollard,  forward watertight locker

Removable five chamber inflatable collar, Neoprene / Hypalon coated fabric each chamber with separate fill and relief valve, two paddles with storage patches, full-length lifeline on D-ring patches, rub strakes

Self-righting system

Collar repair kit, operator's manual, shipping preparation and packaging

Five year limited hull warranty

Parts Information

Part Number /  Description

OTS SO056-MJ-500 SOLAS Rescue Boat with a Yanmar 125hp diesel engine and Hamilton marine jet

Accessories

OTS 240-0    Extra six gallon fuel tank

OTS 290-2    Additional SOLAS manual (each)

OTS 391-1(S OR A) Ship's cradle (steel or aluminum)

OTS RT056    Spare collar

RHB BC-56    Fitted boat cover

OTS 950-2    Davit quick release hook SOLAS approved

OTS 056-EW Ten year hull warranty

Please call Beverly at 1-800-783-7442 for all other requirements.

Required SOLAS Ancillary Equipment

(included with boat)

1 navigation light (combination), 1 stern/anchor light (combination), 1 Plath flush mount compass, 1 hand-held searchlight (400,000 CP), 1 collapsible boarding ladder, 1 first aid kit (25 man), 1 flashlight (2 cell), 1 boat hook (8' telescoping), 1 rescue quoit with 30m line, 1 buoyant knife, 2 paddles (4' wooden), 1 sea anchor 36", 2 sponges, 1 thermal protection aids, 1 man overboard whistle, 1 fire extinguisher 1A:10:B:C, 1 tow line (9.525mm x 50m Polypropylene), 1 radar reflector, 1 bailer, 2 manual foot pumps, 1 collar repair kit, 1 operations/maintenance manual.

The craft are approved under the standards and specifications presented by the uniform principles and rules for rescue boats adopted under SOLAS 1974/83 and the Interim Guidelines for the U.S. Coast Guard Approval of Rescue Boats for Merchant Marine Vessels.  Additionally, they are typed by the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS).