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UtternBåtar AB

Uttern C66

Uttern C66 is a GRP planing cabin motorboat from UtternBåtar AB. It is designed for recreational coastal operation with a protected helm and cabin arrangement rather than the fully open layout of a small runabout. Different C66 examples were supplied with different propulsion and trim packages, so the exact engine, sterndrive and electrical configuration must be identified from the individual boat. The GRP hull reduces the general corrosion concerns associated with an aluminium hull, although metal fittings, drive components and fasteners still require normal marine corrosion control. If carried aboard a larger vessel, the C66 remains a recreational craft unless separately approved and equipped for workboat or rescue-boat service. Its RCD certification covers the recreational-craft design and should not be confused with SOLAS rescue-boat approval. Lifting points, added davit fittings or owner modifications therefore require separate verification if the boat is used as a ship's tender.

Inspector Detail

Common issues

  • Galvanic corrosion at fittings and through-hull penetrations typical of aluminium small craft
  • Steering and control cable corrosion in the marine environment
  • Bilge pump/battery system failures from lack of routine testing
  • Wear at davit/launch-and-recovery mounting points if carried and used as a ship's tender

Inspection checklist

  • Check the hull for corrosion, especially at fittings and through-hull penetrations
  • Verify bilge pump and battery/charging system operation
  • Check steering, throttle and control cable condition
  • Confirm the RCD/CE compliance plate and buoyancy/capacity markings are legible
  • If used as a ship's tender or workboat, check launch/recovery gear (davit, falls) condition
  • Service the fitted propulsion engine per its own manufacturer's schedule - not covered by this hull-level entry

Service intervals

Hull/fitting corrosion check every 6-12 months, or per the operator's small-craft maintenance programme
Bilge pump/battery test monthly if kept in active service

Critical spares

  • Sacrificial hull anodes (matched to the hull material)
  • Bilge pump
  • Battery
  • Steering/control cable
  • Propulsion engine spares per the fitted engine manufacturer's own parts kit

Safety

  • Launch/recovery (if used as a ship's tender) is a personnel-injury risk - follow davit/crane SWL and drill procedures
  • A petrol-outboard fuel system presents a fire/explosion risk from vapour accumulation in enclosed compartments
  • Buoyancy and load capacity markings must not be exceeded

Class survey

This record is filed under 'Yacht & Boat Equipment (Quarantine)' with an RCD (EU Recreational Craft Directive) approval, indicating a leisure/small-craft product rather than SOLAS-classed shipboard machinery. If carried and used as a ship's tender or workboat, confirm its actual role and any class notation before applying lifeboat/rescue-boat-style survey requirements - it typically falls outside the main machinery survey scope unless separately required. Verified technical detail for this specific model is limited, so this entry is kept intentionally brief rather than filled with unconfirmed figures.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

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Common failures & inspection points

Gelcoat cracking, osmosis blistering or laminate damage from age, grounding or impact, noticed as crazing, blisters or soft areas
Sterndrive, propeller or outdrive corrosion from inadequate anode protection or electrical leakage, noticed as pitting, coating loss or abnormal drive wear
Steering and throttle-control wear from corrosion or cable deterioration, noticed as stiffness, backlash or poor response
Bilge-pump or battery failure from infrequent use and charging problems, noticed as standing bilge water or unreliable starting
Window, hatch or deck-fitting seal deterioration from weathering, noticed as cabin leaks and damp trim
Fuel-system contamination after storage, noticed as hard starting, unstable running or loss of engine power

Service & Maintenance

Inspect the GRP hull, transom, deck, windows and fittings during haul-out and after any impact. Service the fitted engine and drive strictly to their own manufacturer schedules and inspect corrosion protection, bellows, steering and propeller condition as applicable to the installed propulsion. Test bilge pumping, batteries, navigation lights and basic safety equipment before operation. Retain the RCD identification and verify that modifications have not obscured capacity or compliance markings. If used from a parent vessel, inspect lifting and securing arrangements against the ship's approved drawings rather than assuming the recreational-craft fittings are suitable for hoisting.

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Replacement Parts

Spares should be based on the actual engine and sterndrive fitted to the individual C66. Commonly useful items include engine filters, belts or ignition-service parts specified by the engine maker, drive anodes, bilge-pump parts, fuses, navigation-light components and steering or control-cable hardware. Keep compatible GRP repair material only where an approved repair procedure and competent personnel are available.

DNV type approval

Verified against the DNV Approval Finder — the certificate below is issued by DNV, not by us.

Certificate
RCD-B-389
Approved as
Recreational Craft
Certificate holder
UtternBåtar AB (Sweden)
Valid until
2029-12-31
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