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The price on that one is showing at $166. If you want quality, I recommend the Fluke 374, about $300.

Nordhavn Dreamers group In addition to the fine folks here at Trawler Forum, may I suggest that you join the Nordhavn Dreamers group over at Yahoo Groups for additional information on Nordhavns. Many Nordhavn owners, past and present, can answer your questions over there...

Thank you to all who have contributed to this thread. I appreciate your input.

I guess that depends on your definition of "very large." The Krogen Express is 49'-52', and a little over 20 tons. It most definitely does not feature a high vertical outline.

Thanks, I'll check it out. Bob

Your reference to Newton's 2nd law gave me a chuckle, but can you be more specific? It would seem that overpropping would reduce the a in F=ma, but I think you just threw that in there for comic effect. What effect does chronic overpropping have on these engines? What other concerns should I...

I truly appreciate all of the input. I posted here because there is no search option for a stand-up engine room or low draft, and I was confident that the forum subscribers would be able to help. Regarding engines, I have only seen Cats and Yanmars on the Krogen Express, with the Yanmars being...

Most of the boats on the used market are equipped with Cats, not Yanmars. Honestly, I'm not that concerned with the woodwork, as long as it is functional. Someday I see myself in a Nordhavn, but I want to put in a couple of years or so getting my feet wet exploring the east coast and the islands...

I've concluded that a Krogen Express coastal cruiser is the best fit for my desires: Great Loop capable, low 4' draft for exploring my native Florida and docking behind my house on the St Johns River, two roomy staterooms with two head/showers, seaworthy to the extent of sailing the Caribbean...