sailing yacht Dyer Dhow 24.3 Sale info

Dyer Dhow 24.3

• Beam: 4
• Description: 8' Dyer dinghy was purchased in 1994 and I am the original owner. The dinghy comes with oars, rudder, sail kit (never used), custom mooring/towing cover, and teak seats. (not mahogany) It has been stored inside and is in very good to excellent condition plus is a fresh water boat. The picture is of my dyer.
• Equipment: Sail kit, rudder, dagger board, Shaw and Tenney Oars, painter, and cover.

Dyer Dhow 24.3 equipment

• ⦁ 2015: New halyards, jib sheets and mainsheet
• Radar: RD418D4KW 18 inch Digital Radar
• Autopilot: Raymarine Evolution EV100 Wheel Autpilot Pack
• •Engine Hours: hours approx. 400 hours (Feb 2016)
• •Running rigging: main halyard, reefing lines and vang – new 2012; jib sheets, traveler line, jib halyard and main sheet – new 2015
• Service battery bank: 12 V 3 x 140 Ah, for electronics,Gel,2006,Sonnenschein
• GPS : 2x Garmin,1x Furuno GP 33,new 3/ 2012
• Electric salt: water flushing marine toilets 2.,serviced 11/2011
• Autopilot : Raimarine ST 6002 Raimarine ST 6001,2008,Refit 6/2012
• Solar Cells: 75 W, 12 V 2007,130 W 24 V, 2008
• Battery charge contolls: 12 V and 24 V Masterlink,Mastervolt on charge table
• * E: Z Kold 12v DC refrigeration in counter top loading insulated ice box
• 2: 50' 30A shore power 110v cables
• * 2: Alpenglo teak two way white and red lights
• Sail area: 141 Square Feet, Jib is 30 Square Feet, Main is 111 Square Feet.
• The original trace paper: full rudder pattern and copies of early photos of the skiff being built, plus the day of completion are complete.
• 4 : 85 watt Kyocera solar panels
• 1 : 12v automatic bilge pump
• Wilcox: Crittendon head with Y valves and holding tanks
• L.O.A. : 19' (Not including rudder.)
• Ribs are ѕ" x 1: 1/4" on 8" Centers of 2 Planks 23" at its maximum width and is made up with Ѕ" x 1/8" Spline.

Dyer Dhow 24.3 description

• Autopilot: Raimarine ST 6002 Raimarine ST 6001,2008,Refit 6/2012
• GPS: 2x Garmin,1x Furuno GP 33,new 3/ 2012
• Proven racer, “Fox” a double: ender based on the Tancook Whaler model, built in 1946 by Ralph Wiley in his Oxford, Maryland shipyard. In the same family for two generations, she is now available for sale. Accommodations and space for four people, the interior joiner work is of black walnut, cherry and white cedar. The hull is constructed of mahogany strips on frames of white oak. All original equipment to convey, please call the yard to arrange an inspection.