Munson Boats Equipment
Munson 35′ Series
35 ft welded aluminum landing craft for fire/rescue, research, diving, military and utility work, with outboard or waterjet propulsion.
Description
The Munson 35′ Series follows Munson's emphasis on simple, robust design for fire/rescue, research, diving and oil spill response. The 35-18 Utility for Kootenai County Parks & Waterways is a PackMan with twin Cummins QSB 480 hp engines and Hamilton Jet 292 waterjets (39 mph light ship), a Maxilift M.150 hydraulic crane and a skid-mounted 500 GPM fire pump. The 35-17 Military PackCat for the New York Naval Militia carries up to 3 tons with a 7.5′ wide bow door, powered by twin Mercury Optimax 250 hp outboards (41 mph).
Key features
- Hull Length: 35 ft (10.6 m)
- Beam: 10 ft 6 in (3.2 m) or 12 ft (3.6 m)
- Hull Type: Mono hull or Catamaran
- Example power: Cummins QSB 480 hp x 2 with Hamilton Jet 292 (35-18); Mercury Optimax 250 hp x2 (35-17)
- Speed: 39 mph (35-18); 41 mph (35-17), light ship
- Welded 1/4" 5086 aluminum plate hull with doubled beaching plates
- Bow door for beach landing and loading
Applications
- Parks and waterways utility
- Military and naval militia
- Fire and rescue
- Oil spill response
Specifications
| Hull Length | 35 ft (10.6 m) |
|---|---|
| Beam | 10 ft 6 in (3.2 m) or 12 ft (3.6 m) |
| Hull Type | Mono hull or Catamaran |
| Example power | Cummins QSB 480 hp x 2 with Hamilton Jet 292 (35-18); Mercury Optimax 250 hp x2 (35-17) |
| Speed | 39 mph (35-18); 41 mph (35-17), light ship |
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