Grand Banks 41 Heritage EU

22.05.2009 nauCAT
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Grand Banks 41 Heritage EU

The Grand Banks 41 Heritage EU displays the same timeless lines and distinctive "Europa" styling that have made earlier models popular throughout Europe and the world for decades. But innovative approaches to design, production, and on-board technology make the 41EU a standout among its GB predecessors and new competitors alike.

The two-stateroom 41EU will be the first Grand Banks to utilize the Zeus System from Cummins MerCruiser Diesel, a revolutionary new propulsion technology that has garnered wide acclaim. Since its recent introduction The twin Zeus pods, mounted in tunnels in the 41EU´s hull, are steerable and use independent vectoring for dramatically improved high-speed handling and easier docking. With twin Cummins QSB5.9 420-HP diesels, the 41EU can reach top speeds of 24 knots, cruise comfortably at 16 knots, or sip fuel at a stately 8 knots.

Perhaps most notable is the Zeus system´s advanced joystick controls, which enable easy mastery of close-quarters maneuvering and tight docking situations. In addition, the unique "Skyhook" station-keeping feature uses GPS technology to keep the 41EU locked firmly in position and on a fixed heading, even in wind and strong currents.

The 41 Heritage EU will be the first boat of her kind to utilize the new Zeus system, and the first of any boat on the market to use twin Zeus controls, at both the flybridge and lower helm stations.

Grand Banks Yachts introduced other advancements to the design and construction of the 41EU as well. Three different modified deep-V hull forms were exhaustively tank-tested to optimize the design for efficiency. Resin infusion was used to build all major parts of the vessel. The lines of the deckhouse add contemporary nuances to the iconic GB profile. And interior layouts continue the company´s recent trend toward a more sophisticated, stylish living spaces.

Not to be overlooked, the new model´s 41-foot size is itself of notable importance. Since the retirement of the best-selling 42 Heritage model in 2005, demand for a new Grand Banks Heritage Series model in the 40-foot range has grown strong among consumers worldwide.
Published: 2009
Photo: Grand Banks

Technical details
Producer: GRAND BANKS (TW)
LOA: 46'20 ft
LOA: 14,1 m
Hull lenght: 12,6 m
Waterline lenght: 11,6 m
Beam: 4,7 m
Draught: 1,1 m
Displacement: 18235 kg
Height above waterline: 4,3/5,9 m
Fuel tank: 1900 l
Water tank: 740 l
Septic water tank: 193 l
Berths: 4+2
Cabins: 2
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