Hunt Yachts: Deep-V Tradition
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The Hunt 36:  More Power and Feet

In addition to a few feet, the Hunt 36 includes more power to make this model a little more performance-oriented.  Following in the tradition of C. Raymond Hunt Associates, it incorporates the deep-v hull and the Northeast styling synonymous with its name.

It Gets a Boost

Hunt Yachts opted to stay with one engine in the standard package, replacing the 370 horsepower engine that comes in the base 33' with 440 horsepower version.  Add to it a larger fuel capacity of 250 gallons, and you've got a boat even more seaworthy than its predecessor. 

Topping out at 30 knots, the Hunt 36 can cruise at 20 knots over a range of 330 nautical miles. 

If you want to add power, you can go for a twin engine configuration, pushing the 36' to 40 knots top speed, and opt for water jets as opposed to standard propellers. 


More Room to Spread Out

Hunt has utilized the extra three feet of length on the 36' to incorporate more space both above and below decks.  Two additional feet on the bridge deck allow for an L settee to be added, and an expandable dining table.

The head is located just aft of the stateroom, rather than the galley, and has two doors.  And the L-shaped galley is aft of the head. 

With either version of the 36', the dinette is noticeably larger, and the galley has a two burner stove, rather than the one outfitted on the 33.

The 36 is well proportioned with clean and comfortable elegance - a trademark of the classic Hunt style. 

Hunt 36 Specs

Draft


Displacement

Power



Gear

Propeller

Fuel

Water

13,500 lbs.

Yanmar 6LY2A-STP Diesel
440 bhp @3,300 rpm

ZF 220 A 2.04:1

22" diameter 5 blade

250 gallons

40 gallons