Interior Accommodations

With two enclosed cabins, a single head, an excellent combination of sleeping accommodations, living space and a good sized galley, Evolo’s layout hits the sweetspot for a 36-foot capable cruiser. She sleeps up to seven;  two in the V-berth, two in the aft quarter berth, two in the convertible salon dinette and a smaller single on the port side settee.  Headroom in the galley tops out at 6-foot 4-inches with 6-foot 3-inches of headroom in the salon. Four easy steps down from the companionway deliver you to a warm nautical feeling interior with teak and holly plywood floor boards, dark blue ultra-suede interior upholstery that is accented with teak cabinetry and bulkheads. Overhead is white molded fiberglass and there is excellent natural light from two large overhead hatches and 10 larger opening port lights.

Vessel walkthrough, forward to aft

The forward cabin is a traditional V-berth. The bunk is plenty big and will sleep two comfortably. To starboard is a hanging locker with louvered door and shelf above. On the port side is a bank of three deep opening cabinets with a large shelf space above. On either side of the bunk, shelves are molded in for books or just about anything else. Forward above the bunk is a custom shelf fitted with an Axion TV/DVD player. Two DC fans keep the air moving in the enclosed cabin. Overhead is a large opening hatch and two opening port lights. Under the bunk is a water tank and storage space.

Aft of the forward cabin is the main salon. The C-shaped settee and salon table are to starboard with a straight settee to port. There is seating for up to seven people at the salon table and three more can sit on the port settee. The table itself lowers, converting to a large double bunk when needed. Outboard to port and starboard are cabinets with sliding doors with long shelves underneath. The space under the settees is mostly storage with additional storage behind the seat backs. There are a total of six large opening port lights in the salon (three on each side) and a large opening hatch above. Two DC fans help keep the air flowing.

Aft of the salon and to port is the side facing navigator’s station. This nav table is large enough to unfold a chart and provides storage under the table top. The seat swings out and can be tucked under the table when not in use.  All of the electrical breaker switches are accessed from this station as are the SSB radio, Icom VHF, computer screen and battery monitors.

Across from the nav table on the starboard side is the L-shaped galley. This is a generously sized galley for a 36-foot boat with a large and deep dual stainless sink. The engine is located under the sink space on centerline.  The fridge and freezer are large and top loading. The two burner stove has a counter piece that fits over and can be lifted and stowed behind the stove when the chef is at work. Outboard is a large cabinet with sliding doors with a shelf above.  The shelf has slotted compartments designed to hold plates, bowls, cups, etc.

Aft and to starboard is the enclosed quarter berth cabin with a double bunk. There is a large louvered double door locker with shelf space inside. The genset and watermaker are accessed in this cabin by removing false walls that partition the bunk from the technical space. This is also a perfect place to store spares and tools. An opening port light and small overhead hatch provide ventilation while a DC fan helps keep the air moving.

Evolo’s interior just plain works. She has excellent living space for her size and the accommodations are perfect while underway or at anchor.

(2) DC fans in forward cabin

(2) DC fans in salon

(4) Sirrocco II fans (new in boxes)

Dark blue ultrasuede interior upholstery

Forced air heating

Teak and holly floorboards

(4) Alpenglow fluorescent hi/lo light fixtures

(7) Halogen reading lights

6” foam mattress-quality cushions in forward berth

Dometic Vacuflush toilet

 

Electronics and Navigation

B&G Zeus3 9” touch screen chartplotter (2020)

Simrad NAC-3 autopilot computer (2020)

B&G Triton2 multifunction display (2020)

B&G ForwardScan sonar (2020)

Icom IC-M700Pro SSB

SGC SSB Tuner

Insulated backstay for SSB

Pactor modem

SCE data transfer switch (Sailmail, GPS/Capt., HF Weather)

Icom IC-M304 VHF at nav table

Icom IC-M45 VHF in cockpit

Garmin GPSmap 47

Garmin GPS 128

Furuno Radar display at companionway, GPS interfaced

Furuno mast mounted 2kw 16 mile radar TX dome

Axion 8″ LCD TV monitor & DVD player in forward cabin

TLC flat screen TV monitor in salon

Sony Stereo CD player

(2) Bose interior speakers

(2) Cockpit speakers

Apple Mac Mini

Offshore Navigator navigation software

Bluetooth keyboard

Mouse

Ritchie binnacle compass

 

Electrical Systems

110 volt AC, 12 volt DC systems

Bass NOVA DC breaker panel

Bass NOVA AC breaker panel

Blue Sea secondary DC breaker panel

Professional Mariner battery test volt and amp meter

(2) Fullriver 8D 260 Ah AGM house batteries, 520 Ah total capacity (2013)

Group 31 start battery

All batteries fuse protected

100 amp Balmar alternator

Alpha external 3 stage alternator voltage regulator

Heart interface Freedom 30 Inverter charger

Heart Interface Freedom battery monitor

Newmar ABC12-35 3-step standby battery chargeer

(2) 80 watt solar panels (160 watt total)

Solar analog DC amp meter

Flexcharge solar panel voltage regulator/controller

GFCI outlet in the forward cabin

GFCI outlet at nav table

GFCI outlet in galley

Rotary master battery switches for house and start batteries

GFCI plug in galley

Marinco 30 amp shore power connector

50′ 30 amp shore power cord

Apollo 3kw AC generator

 

Mechanical Systems

Yanmar 3HMF 27 hp diesel engine (2931 hours)

Max Prop three blade feathering propeller

Dripless shaft seal

Auxillary electric fuel pump

Racor fuel filter

Throttle/shift cables new in 2020

8’ cubic foot refrigerator/freezer with Technautics 12V thermostatically controlled cold plate

Air cooled refrigeration compressor

H/C pressure water system

Flojet 4.5 GPM on demand pressure water pump

Inline Carbon filter

Torrid 6 Gallon hot water heater, 120V AC and engine heated (2019)

Village Marine 450 17gph DC watermaker

Espar forced air heat

Shipmate 2 burner propane stove/oven

Manual and electric bilge pumps

Head sink nozzle pull out to become shower

Sump pump in head for showering

 

Hull and Deck

Rocna anchor and 210′ of 5/16 galvanized + 100’ of 3/4” 3-strand rode (May 2021)

33 lb Bruce Anchor

Lofrans Cayman 88 1000 watt – 12 volt windlass

Custom stern anchor roller

Danforth 22+ stern anchor with 30’ 5/16” chain

Danforth 22 spare anchor

Stainless steel bow stern pulpits

Dual white coated lifelines w/gates

(2) large opening hatches

Dorade vent just forward of mast

(10) Bright finish Lewmar opening port lights

(4) teak handrails on cabin top

Teak toe rail

Off white gelcoat hull with dark blue cove stripe and white rub strake

Off white molded in non-skid

Wave Stopper hard top dodger w/solar panels mounted on top

Bimini over helm station

Covered on deck storage for four person offshore life raft and 2×5 gallon jerry jugs

Deck fills for water and diesel

Holding tank pump out cap

(2) Lewmar 16 winches mounted on mast for halyards

Lewmar 8 winch mounted under gooseneck for reefing

Lewmar 30 self-tailing cabin top winch

(2) Lewmar 48 self-tailing primary winches

(6) Spinlock sheet stoppers mounted on mast

(2) Spinlock sheet stoppers on cabin top

Edson binnacle

Fold down swim ladder at transom

 

Rigging and Sails

Isomat anodized two spreader mast

Isomat anodized aluminum boom

New standing and running rigging, mast wiring and lights (August 2016, Northwest Rigging)

Harken roller furler on headstay

Removable inner forestay

Baby stay

Hydraulic backstay adjuster

Running backstays (for use with inner stay)

Forespar lightning dissipator atop mast

Tricolor running lights atop mast

Yacht braid and Kevlar running rigging

Quick Vang rigid vang

Aluminum spinnaker pole stowed vertically on mast

Spinnaker sheets and snatch blocks

Oversized Garhauer mainsheet traveler

North Sails Soft Norlam tri-radial cruising laminate full batten mainsail with two reefs (2009)

Full batten secondary spare mainsail (1999)

Sobstad 152 % paneled aramid racing headsail

140% Roller furling headsail w/UV cover and foam pad luff for reefing

110% Roller furling headsail w/UV cover

North Sails .75 oz cruising spinnaker in ATN dousing sleeve

Staysail

Storm Jib

Trysail

 

Miscellaneous and Safety

ACR Satellite 2 EPIRB (battery expired Feb 2016)

Hatchmaster bug screens for port lights, hatches and companionway

Lifesling

DBC four-man offshore liferaft in hard canister and deck storage bracket

Jib sheet bags on bow

Magma stern mounted propane BBQ

(2) cup holders mounted on stern pulpit

Sunbrella covers for all sails and deck equipment

Wind scoop