LMF 28 Landing Craft in Action

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Much like the LMF 33 LC, the 28′ Landing Craft was built for commercial purposes. The Aluminum hull and drop down bow door, allow for easy beaching on less than desirable coastlines. The 28′ was built for the Anderson County fire department in South Carolina, so this boat had a built in water tank and pump so a hose can be connected for fire fighting operations. Being a custom boatbuilder, Lyman-Morse will be able to customize future orders to fit the exact needs of the buyers. Whether you are looking for a more commercial use boat or something simple to get your equipment out to your private island, the LMF 28 LC is the boat that can do it all. This vessel was equipped with twin Yamaha 250’s which allows for cruise speeds in the mid 30’s and 46+ knots WOT. #boatbuilding #maine #aluminumboats

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