43' Mason 43 Cutter
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Year
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Length
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Beam
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Draft
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Location
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Price
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1984
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43'
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12'
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6'
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North Carolina
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$105,000
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Description: |
Tortuga is hull #59 of Al Mason's celebrated Ta Shingbuilt 43, a heavy-displacement bluewater cutter with the long overhangs, high bow and flowing sheer that made the design a classic. She has been thoughtfully upgraded for shorthanded passagemaking: a 76 hp Yanmar repower, a 2013 rig refit with new standing and running rigging, reefing lines led aft, an electric halyard winch, and a removable inner stay that converts her from cutter to sloop. Freshly detailed and polished, now afloat in Southport, NC, and newly fitted with Velair reverse-cycle air conditioning (2026), she carries 200 gallons of fresh water in stainless steel tanks, shows the care of attentive owners, and offers a proven offshore platform at a compelling price.
MAINTENANCE & UPGRADES 1998: Repowered with 76 hp Yanmar 4JH2-THE 2006: Preventive barrier coat (3 coats West System epoxy, 9 coats Interprotect) 2008: 128% genoa and Profurl furler 2011: Starter and wiring harness; Technautics refrigeration 2012: Major engine service and dual Racor setup; complete Raymarine electronics suite, ICOM VHFs, AIS and new antennas; new interior and cockpit cushions 2013: Standing and running rigging; Doyle main; hydraulic backstay and running backstays; electric halyard winch; reefing led aft; boom vang; Lifeline AGM batteries; engine start switch and panel 2014: Holding tank plumbing and macerator; Ritchie compass; Fairclough cover 2015: Chainplates; removable inner stay; storm staysail; lifelines; dodger and bimini; boarding ladder; diesel tanks and fuel lines; freshwater plumbing and pump; LED cabin lights; LinkPro monitor 2016: Propane system; cutlass bearing and rudder bearings; mast and spreaders painted; LED nav lights; Espar fuel pump; swim ladder 2017: Bow washdown pump; stuffing boxes serviced 2018: Xantrex TrueCharge 2 charger 2021: 600Ah lithium house bank; 250A Balmar high-output alternator; Victron MultiPlus 12/3000/120 inverter/charger and Orion-Tr Smart DC-DC charger 2024: New plastic diesel fuel tanks 2025: New Carolina cover 2026: New Velair reverse-cycle air conditioning/heat system; boat det |
Equipment: |
Full listing: https://integrityyachtsales.com/yacht-details/?id=85377&title=43-ft-mason-1984-cutter-tortuga-southport-north-carolina-united-states-yacht-for-sale&vessel=2860946
MECHANICAL & PROPULSION Engine: Yanmar 4JH2-THE 76 hp (factory engine was 50 hp) 2,400 hrs (repowered 1998) Drive & Prop: Shaft drive with Aquadrive flexible coupling; shaft parallel to the waterline for deep prop placement. Cutlass bearing replaced 2016; rudder bearings repacked 2016; stuffing boxes serviced 2017. Engine Service: Major service 2012 (new exhaust and cooling hoses, injectors cleaned, valves adjusted, shaft serviced); new starter and wiring harness 2011; new start switch and engine panel 2013. Dual Racor fuel filters, oil-change pump, Halon system in engine compartment. Engine sits beneath an insulated, fully removable 6-panel salon sole for quiet running and full access. Climate Control: Velair reverse-cycle air conditioning and heat (new 2026) Espar 18,000 BTU diesel forced-air heat with vents to all cabins and head (new fuel pump 2016), retained and fully operational
ELECTRONICS & NAVIGATION Chartplotter: Raymarine e125 at helm (2012) Autopilot: Raymarine P70 control head with Autohelm 7000 linear drive (2012) Radar: Raymarine digital radome on transom electronics pole (2012) Instrumentation: Three Raymarine i70 displays in cockpit with Raymarine speed and depth transducers (2012) Secondary Displays: Raymarine e7 chartplotter at nav station (2012) Weather: Sirius XM weather receiver (2012) Other: Ritchie binnacle compass (2014), Rieker inclinometer
COMMUNICATIONS & CONNECTIVITY VHF Radio: ICOM IC-M424 DSC with remote cockpit mic, plus a second ICOM IC-M412 DSC at nav station (both 2012) AIS: Raymarine AIS transceiver transmit and receive (2012), integrated with chartplotters Antennas: New VHF, AIS and GPS antennas (2012)
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM House Bank: 600Ah lithium 2021 (installed with the Victron system) Starting Battery: 12V 105Ah Lifeline AGM 2013; cockpit crossover switch for emergency starting from house bank Solar Array: 700W solar array Inverter/Charger: Victron MultiPlus 12/3000/120 3,000 VA pure sine wave inverter, 120A battery charger, 50A automatic transfer switch with PowerAssist 2021 DC-DC Charger: Victron Orion-Tr Smart 12/12-18 isolated DC-DC charger with Bluetooth monitoring, each side protected by a 25A thermal breaker 2021 Charging: 250A high-output Balmar alternator programmed for lithium; Xantrex TrueCharge 2 shore charger (2018) Monitoring: Xantrex LinkPro battery monitor (2015) Shore Power: 30A cockpit inlet with 50' cord; 110V outlets in aft cabin, galley and salon; 12V charging outlets at nav station, salon and cockpit Lighting: LED cabin lights (2015); LED navigation and mast lights (2016)
SAILS & RIGGING Sail Inventory: Doyle full-batten mainsail with 2 reefs, stack pack and lazy jacks (2013); 128% genoa with foam luff on Profurl furler (2008); Doyle hanked-on staysail (spare Profurl furler included); storm trysail on dedicated mast track; storm staysail (2015) Rigging: Standing rigging replaced 2013; new chainplates 2015 Running rigging 2013/2014. Hydraulic backstay and running backstays (2013); removable inner stay with release lever and stowage bracket for sloop configuration (2015); Strong Track mainsail system; boom vang (2013); mast and spreaders cleaned and painted (2016) Winches: Lewmar 48 self-tailing primaries; Lewmar 30 self-tailing staysail winches; Lewmar 46 electric halyard winch. |
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Location: Southport, North Carolina
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L114195

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Material
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Hull
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Type
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Rigging
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Cabins
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Condition
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fiberglass
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monohull
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cruiser
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cutter
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3
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good
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