Built on spec by a substantial engineering company, this custom-designed 6.8m aluminium work punt delivers serious commercial capability, exceptional structural strength and near-new machinery. Launched in August 2026, she has approximately five hours on her new 150hp Yamaha outboard and is already in 2D survey.
With 5mm plate throughout, a reinforced deck structure and a payload of 2,257kg, this is a heavy-duty work platform built to handle demanding marine applications. Rather than buying a standard production punt, you can secure a purpose-built commercial vessel constructed to a high engineering standard.
Asking price: $165,000 + GST
The hull measures 6.8m long, 2.4m wide and 0.9m deep. The builder has prioritised strength throughout, using 5mm plate across the vessel, including the deck and keel.
The deck comprises 5mm plate supported by 100 x 50 x 5mm RHS members at 500mm centres, over a 5mm keel plate. EPE foam throughout supports the vessel’s survey requirements.
Key features include:
A new 150hp Yamaha outboard, with approximately five operating hours, provides the power for commercial work and efficient transit.
With the current high-thrust propeller, the vessel achieves a reported transit speed of approximately 30 knots at 4,600rpm.
The low engine hours offer an attractive advantage for a buyer seeking a near-new commercial workboat without commissioning a new build from scratch.
The removable 12V Kevrek 1000 crane is available as an optional extra at additional cost. Its AMSA-approved stability documentation specifies lifting capacities of up to 250kg over the side and 500kg over the bow.
Add the crane to expand the work punt’s capabilities, making it easier to lift equipment, supplies and other loads within the approved lifting limits and operating conditions.
This heavy-duty work punt may suit marine contractors, aquaculture operators, maintenance crews, construction support, waterfront operations and other commercial users requiring a robust, practical platform.
Built on spec and launched in August 2026, she offers the opportunity to acquire a recently completed vessel with minimal engine hours, substantial plate thickness and commercial survey.
Available in Tasmania.
For further details or to discuss the optional crane package, contact Commercial Boats.
Prospective purchasers should verify survey documentation, permitted operations, payload limitations, crane certification and stability documentation before purchase.
The asking price is $165,000 plus GST.
Yes. The vessel is reported to be in 2d survey. Buyers should confirm the survey certificate, operating limits and permitted use.
The stated payload is 2,257kg. Buyers should verify the applicable loading limits in the vessel’s documentation.
A new 150hp Yamaha outboard with approximately five hours. The reported transit speed is around 30 knots at 4,600rpm with the current high-thrust propeller.
A removable 12V Kevrek 1000 crane is available at additional cost. Its supplied stability documentation specifies up to 250kg over the side and 500kg over the bow.
