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The legend lives on, nothing rides like a Hunt, with a solid dry ride in big chop. The Harrier 26 is a sporty runabout with timeless elegant classic style. A versatile seating plan can handle a crowd of ten and the spacious cockpit includes an on-deck wet bar with fridge and award-winning ergonomic helm. The cabin has a generous bunk for naps and overnights, a marine toilet and makes a convenient changing room after a swim. This beauty has been kept in a dry stack and has every option imaginable. There is only 95 hours on the Merc Verado 300. The teak windshield is a work of art, there is also teak on the swimgrid, decks and cabin sole. The companionway is also teak, as is the steering wheel. The custom factory hardtop accentuates the sleek Eurostyle lines of this masterpiece. There is a bow thruster for docking in tight spaces. The chartplotter/fishfinder is a Garmin as is the VHF radio. The anchor is a stainless steel Bruce. Lots of built in storage throughout the boat. Call anytime for the opportunity to view this fine Harrier in West Vancouver.
If you fall off a ship, it keeps going — about 10 metres every second. A simple U-turn won't bring it back to you: the turning circle is hundreds of metres wide. So officers use the Williamson turn: hard rudder toward the person's side (swinging the stern and propeller away), 60° off course, then hard rudder the other way. The ship loops around and comes back along its own wake, heading straight to the person — even when nobody can see them. Named after John Williamson, who used it in 1943.