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Engine: Honda 50 hp four-stroke outboard – low-emission, highly efficient - easy maintenance - in great shape, runs well and has less than 50 hours on it - Steering wheel Trailer: Original factory trailer Sails: Battened Main, Roller Furling Jib, Genoa, All Lines to Cockpit, Mainsail Cover - inludes gin pole rig for easy mast raising / lowering Equipment: Dual Batteries, Marine VHF Radio, Garmin GPS, Ritchie Compass, Depth Sounder, Cockpit cushions, Swim ladder Galley: 12v water pump to sink. Water: 12v running water at galley sink. (5 gal tank) Head: Fully enclosed head with porta-pottie and running water at sink. Length Over All: 25' 9" - Beam: 7' 10' - Bridge Clearance: 35' 0' Draft: Centerboard Keel - up 1' 6” / down 5' 10" - Cabin Headroom: 5' 10" Dry Weight: 2250 lbs - Water Ballast when tank is full = 1400 lbs Tot Wgt = 3650 lbs Fuel: Gasoline 2 - 6 gallon fuel tanks Max Speed: 21 knots / 24 mph under power Hull Material: Fiberglass Accommodation: 3 double berths WATER BALLAST SYSTEM Ballast tank: Macgregor boat builders developed the water ballast concept --it’s now the trailerable sailboat industry standard. FULL --she has heavy stability for sailing. After launch, you open her transom valve and gravity fills a tank in the bottom of her hull with 1400 lbs. of water, which makes her a very stable sailboat. In fact, she's self-righting when her water ballast tank is full --so she returns to upright after being pulled over on her side, even with her sails set. EMPTY --she's light weight for powering and trailering. You empty her tank for speed while under power or when you're ready to float her back onto her trailer: this feature makes her trailering package lighter than most small powerboats. Her relatively flat bottom is ideal for high speed power. STANDING RIGGING Rig is especially designed for trailering. One person can raise and lower the mast by hand. The mast lifts using a “gin pole” setup with a small brake winch that cranks it both up and down. The mast is light and is left in place while sailing or when left on a mooring. ACCOMMODATIONS Cabin: Weather tight with large companionway, entry steps, standing headroom, comfortable for family cruising with sofa and dinette seats easily convertible to comfortable berths. Galley: To port, has lots of storage space with sink, counter space, butane stove, and standard kitchen counter height. The table seats four people comfortably. Berths: Large double berth forward with overhead ventilation hatch on the foredeck. The table converts to a double berth, and there's a 6 ft 6” x 5 ft 9” berth with sitting headroom. Cockpit seats 6’ long, used for sleeping on fair nights. Head: Enclosed compartment with portable removable head. |