RedactedNarrative: V1 undocking from pump out station, northbound in marina. V1 had throttle linkage pin break and struck moored V2.
  
  OPERATOR1 stated he was undocking from the marine sanitation pump out pier (east dock), heading northbound, traveling at approximately 1.5 kts with auxiliary engine power. The throttle failed to go into reverse gear after traveling 150 feet, when his yacht was approaching a moored cabin cruiser (was to be lifted out by the marina for dry storage). The yacht has a protruding anchor from the bow pulpit. The white and blue 33' 2005 Sea Ray cabin cruiser was struck port amidships, at the cleat (V2). The bow rail, above the impact area was slightly bent. There was a penetrating hole at the oval window above the cleat, chipped paint and clear coat, extending just under the rub rail. There is a 6-8" vertical crack, through the fiberglass deck house. The plastic window in the porthole was broken, with it's chrome trim damaged. We estimated this damage at $3300.
  
    The yacht had damage limited to the auxiliary anchor, bent metal, but appeared useable. This damage was estimated at $200.
  
    OPERATOR1 stated that the mechanical issue with the throttle was a linkage pin. The throttle handle is stuck in the forward position and will not return.