2014 Walker Bay Generation 400
Description
The Generation 400 was designed to be a step above a traditional inflatable tender. Walker Bay combined a rigid deep-V hull with inflatable tubes, giving it the stability and buoyancy of a RIB while providing a more refined ride and appearance suitable for use aboard larger yachts.
Its wide 6'5" beam and open cockpit give the 13-footer a surprisingly spacious feel, with capacity for up to seven passengers. The deep-V hull is intended to provide a smoother, more controlled ride in chop than a conventional flat-bottom inflatable.
Dunigan Marine Group is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Worth Avenue Yachts. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel
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Overview
The Generation 400 was designed to be a step above a traditional inflatable tender. Walker Bay combined a rigid deep-V hull with inflatable tubes, giving it the stability and buoyancy of a RIB while providing a more refined ride and appearance suitable for use aboard larger yachts.
Its wide 6'5" beam and open cockpit give the 13-footer a surprisingly spacious feel, with capacity for up to seven passengers. The deep-V hull is intended to provide a smoother, more controlled ride in chop than a conventional flat-bottom inflatable.
Trailer included.
Key Features
- Deep-V rigid hull for improved handling and ride quality
- Wide-body design with substantial interior space for a 13' tender
- Center-console configuration
- Open cockpit layout
- Seating for up to 7 passengers
- Integrated storage
- Built-in fuel system
- Stainless-steel hardware
- Heavy-duty rub rail
- Davit lifting points
- Boarding ladder
- Ski/watersports capability
- Designed specifically with yacht-tender use in mind
- Trailer included
- Spare prop and GPS installed
Performance
With the maximum 40HP outboard, the Generation 400 has a strong power-to-weight ratio for a 13' tender. Walker Bay lists a maximum recommended speed of approximately 29 knots for the current Generation 400 specification, although actual performance on a 2013 boat will depend heavily on the specific engine, propeller, loading and condition.
Overall: The Generation 400 is particularly attractive as a yacht tender because it offers more substantial performance and passenger space than a typical inflatable, while remaining small enough to be carried on the swim platform or boat deck of a larger yacht.
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