Accommodations

Starting forward, the V-berth features custom cushions. Cedar-lined hanging lockers are to port and starboard is to port, and a vanity with seat and mirror are to starboard. Large drawers are under the V-berth. There is a separate door to the head. This cabin has served as the master for the current owners.

On the port side is the head. The single-head configuration allows the space for this head to have ample elbow room and a separate shower with a semi-circular sliding door. Mirrored cabinets are above the sink and head. The head is a Vacuflush system with a 60-gallon holding tank. The head has its own heating ducts for those chilly mornings. There is an entrance from the passageway, providing access from both the main and forward cabins.

To starboard is a dedicated with lockers at eye level and more lockers below. This dedicated storage area is very practical, as any items such as tools, spares and other day-to-day items will be immediately accessible, without have to reach behind or under cushions.

The salon features a bulkhead mounted table. When the table is stored in its up position, the salon’s open space feel is accentuated and it becomes the destination for crews to gather and gam. In its down position with the screw-in legs in place, the table  is a stable platform for up to six to dine comfortably. Behind the table are surprising spacious shelves for storing those items that come in handy at mealtime.

The nav station is to starboard. While the navigation table surface is foreshortened, it still opens to reveal storage for miscellaneous items and paperwork. There is ample space for interior electronics. The BEP DC and AC electrical panels are outboard with easy access to the wiring.

The galley to port features four large drawers, five cabinets and abundant storage, including swivelled corner access,  under the double stainless sinks. The Force 10 stove/oven is gimballed with storage underneath. The refrigerator has access through a low door and the top-loading freezer is aft and outboard.

The aft cabin is to starboard and features an exceptionally large double berth, placed fairly low for easy entry/exit. There is a cedar-lined hanging locker.

LED cabin lights, including courtesy lights, are on wall switches and are found throughout the interior.

 

 

Espar D5 LCM forced air heater

Force 10 3-burner gimballed stove with oven

Aquamarine 800 GPD watermaker

Seafrost front loading refrigeration

Seafrost top loading freezer

Isotemp Basic water heater

Eternity water filter

Fresh water foot pump

Jabsco 18670 water pressure pump with accumulator

Extra large holding tank

Upgraded shower sump

LED cabin lights

(5) Hella fans

Vacuflush head

Tankmaster discharge controller (one-button overboard discharge or ??)

Tankmaster monitor

Cedar lined hanging lockers

Hatch screens including main hatch

 

Deck and Hull

The ergonomics of this deck design are impressive. The cockpit feels larger than one would expect on a 40-footer, and the twin wheels and walk-through transom (with a simple slide-in gate) The layout  is practical while retaining footholds and proper bracing under way. The traveler is out of the way on its own arch above the companionway.

The dodger is in two parts, with both the forward and aft parts anchored on the traveler arch.  There is a bimini providing sun protection for the helmsman.

In lieu of davits, the dinghy can be flipped up on its edge at Verbatim’s transom to hoist it out of the water.

Solid rails around aft part of the boat and extra tall lifelines provide a sense of security around the deck.

 

Aft stainless arch for radar and antennae with overhead light for swim step

Companionway arch for traveler

6” Ritchie compass

Electrical panel switches in cockpit

Edson Diamond Series dual wheels

Custom cockpit cushions (bottomsiders??)

Fold-up swim ladder

Forespar Novalift outboard crane

Poly-planer stereo control in cockpit

Stereo speakers in cockpit

Shower in cockpit

Courtesy lights in cockpit

Catnap Bimini

Catnap Canvas dodger and covers for wheels, hatches, cockpit table

Stainless lifeline rails around cockpit

28” tall double lifelines

Stern-tie webbing on reel

(4) Aft mooring cleats

(2) Midships cleats

(2) Foreword cleats

(2) Midships chocks

(7) Moonlight opening hatches

(2) Dorade cents

(6) Padeyes for harnesses

Rudder post access

Stainless bowsprit w/ two anchor rollers

Muir VR-windlass with remote

Rocna 25kG anchor

Danforth Performance 20 spare anchor

300’ anchor chain

Flojet anchor washdown on foredeck

Attwood Sahara bilge pump

Manual Bilge pump main cabin

 

Electronics and Navigation

Raymarine 4k color radar with dome

Raymarine E80 Display at helm

Raymarine ST6000 Autohelm w/ remote

Raymarine ST60 Speed, depth and wind instruments

Raystar 125 GPS

Navionics Platinum cartography

AIS Receiver

RNS Raymarine software

ICOM IC-M802 single sideband radio

ICOM IC-M 602 VHF radio

Raymarine repeater at nav station

Raymarine ethernet network

Poly-planer MRD-60 stereo

Cell phone extender

 

Electrical

BEP Marine Circuit breaker panel AC and DC panels

BEP marine 600 series AC Meter

BEP marine 600-DCTLM DC Meter

Lifeline Trojan house batteries, total 1320 amp hours (2020)

Kubota genset for battery charging and watermaker

Galvanic Isolator

Morse single lever engine control

30 amp Smartplug shore power inlet and cord

Secondary AC inlet

Xantrex Freedom Marine 25 charger-inverter

 

Mechanical

Yanmar 4JH4E, 55 horsepower  ~800 hours

Variprop 19 x 14 3-blade folding propeller

PSS shaft seal

Racor R20T fuel filter

Morse single lever engine control

Sidepower SE 80 – 185T bow thruster with dedicated Interstate series-24 battery

Yanmar Digital C-type panel

Stripper rotary cutter at propeller

 

 

Sails and Rigging

The rig is slightly fractional with plenty of power in the mainsail and 105% headsail for beating, even in mild conditions. Off the wind, a code zero on a top-down furler and an assymetrical spinnaker in a sock provide powerful options.

 

Selden swept-back triple-spreader mast

Selden boom

Harken Lazy jacks

Quantum mainsail in “stack pack”

Code Zero Quantum

Asymmetrical spinnaker

Furling 105% headsail

(2) Harken 46ST primary winches

Harken 40 electric power winch (main halyard)

Harken 40 halyard winch

Harken 32 winch on mast

(9) Spinlock stoppers

Selden Rodkicker solid boom vang

Furlex 300S furling

Harken adjustable genoa tracks

 

Safety and Miscellaneous

BEP Marine Matrix gas detector

Solid rails around cockpit

Lifesling 2

Jacklines

28” tall lifelines

Spares for watermaker and generator

Magma barbeque

Walker Bay Genesis 310 RIB w/ cover

Honda 2hp 4-stroke outboard

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