XBOAT ref :1117.
This Yarding 42 flybridge from Yarding Yachts, (Ferretti and Jeanneau) is for sale.
The engines were changed in June 2009 by 2X450hp new IVECO common rail, referenced N67ENTH4510 (20% reduction in consumption) by the current owner.
The invoice for this change is available.
The Yarding 42 flybridge manufactured jointly by Yarding and Jeanneau has the advantage of being less than 4 meters wide, less than 13 meters long and having three double cabins.
Diesel tank bottom recovery system set up to have clean diesel for engine suction.
Double filtration system to select.
1900 liter diesel tanks.
6KVA generator. 80 A battery charger
Bow thruster -
Water tank 450 liters (stainless steel) plus 200 liters flexible
Rear skirt: annex lifting system with hoist motor.
Berth is available in a pleasant port in the Balearic Islands.
Recent price drop.

The Yarding Yacht stars were created by Jeanneau and the Italian Ferretti Craft.
This European site which combined French production technology with Italian design no longer exists and was ultimately absorbed by Jeanneau. More details and pictures on xboat.uk

This Yarding 42 flybridge from Yarding Yachts, (Ferretti and Jeanneau) is for sale.
The engines were changed in June 2009 by 2X450hp new IVECO common rail, referenced N67ENTH4510 (20% reduction in consumption) by the current owner.
The invoice for this change is available.
The Yarding 42 flybridge manufactured jointly by Yarding and Jeanneau has the advantage of being less than 4 meters wide, less than 13 meters long and having three double cabins.
Diesel tank bottom recovery system set up to have clean diesel for engine suction.
Double filtration system to select.
1900 liter diesel tanks.
6KVA generator. 80 A battery charger
Bow thruster -
Water tank 450 liters (stainless steel) plus 200 liters flexible
Rear skirt: annex lifting system with hoist motor.
Berth is available in a pleasant port in the Balearic Islands.
Recent price drop.

The Yarding Yacht stars were created by Jeanneau and the Italian Ferretti Craft.
This European site which combined French production technology with Italian design no longer exists and was ultimately absorbed by Jeanneau.