sailing yacht Hunter 31 Sale info

Hunter 31 equipment

• Toilette(s) : 1 Head(s) with Septic Tank
• Moteur : ATOMIC 4 1976, 30 hp,(Inboard 4 Stroke Gas)
• DC Current: 12 VDC (2 batt. (2014))
• AC Current: 110 VAC,Shore Power Cord (2 cable),Batteries Charger
• ELECTRONIC ON BOARD: VHF, Windmeter, Log & speed, Depth Sounder
• Main sail: NIELSON SAILMAKERS 2011, 2 PTS DE RIS, DACRON
• Genoa: 140%, DACRON 1988 Excellent condition
• Total Sleeping Capacity: 2D 2S=6T (D = Double Bed, S = Single Bed, T = Total)
• Flag: Canadien
• LOA: 50 ft 0 in
• LWL: 47 ft 0 in
• Motor : ATOMIC 4 1976, 30 hp
• Fuel Tanks: Plastic (132 Gallons)
• Lenght: 33' 0" (10.1 m)
• Galley & Dinette: double burner propane stove top with oven and separate broiler,stainless steel sink, four cubic foot refrigerator(propane or 110V) microwave, two AC outlets on either side of galley, plenty of accessible storage. Dinette seats six around a folding teak table that can be lowered to create a queen size bed.
• Head: Toilet & sink with shower attachment.
• 16000 BTU A/c with Heater (2008), two solar panels, 2: 100 AMP batteries (2012), 1000 Watt Inverter, two additional 12V outlets, Marine toilet and sink, Hot and cold pressure water (water heater 2008)
• • Fortress FX: 37 (stern) anchor with 30’ of 3/8” chain and 300 ft of 5/8" nylon rode
• ENGINE DETAIL: NOTE: Regularly serviced and maintained. Oil and oil filters changed every 100 hours.
• • Hours: 1205 hrs (as of Oct 2016)
• Battery, two sails (one with American Flag across), Sink, porta: potty, lazy jacks, cabin lights, bunk cushions, manual built in bilge pump, bow sprit, Anchor deck pipe and anchor, 15HP inboard 2 stroke runs great. Teak drop leaf table, trailer in good shape, sun powered cabin fan. Did I mention lots of teak and brass?
• double: rail bow pulpit and stern rail Lifelines, port/starboard/stern gate
• 2001 Winslow 6: man life raft (current certificate good through 10/2017) in dedicated compartment
• 2: Part s/s transom swim ladder w/treads
• 2012 Spectra: based halyards for jib and main
• Propeller: 2 blade feathering MAXPROP
• 4 Lewmar #44 ST 2: speed secondary halyard/spinnaker and mainsheet winches
• Engine power: 56 HP (larger engine 56HP vs 47HP on the older boats)

Hunter 31 description

• Optional: Zodiac w/5hp (motor 2012), BBQ Napoleon stainless steel
• The hull design is moderate/heavy with a cut: away forefront full keel and aft hung rudder providing a suitable compromise between cruising comfort and sailing performance.
• Low engine hours /: 250, very well maintained, excellent condition!!
• Powertrain: hydraulic lifting outdrive leg
• Tankage: Fuel 36 Gal, Water 60 Gal, Holding 18 Gal
• Once upon a time I kept this at my former in-law's cottage... re: married and no longer using it, if I had a place to keep it and use it I wouldn't be selling it. But she needs a new home where she will get some use...
• Rigging: Double running back stays with micro/macro adjustments.
• - a warm: air Heating system
• 10 Deep double sink w/in: line water purifier, salt water pressure water, and fresh water foot pump
• Gimballed 3: burner Force 10 propane stove w/oven and broiler w/thermostat (2 10# tanks in propane locker)

Hunter 31

• Beam: 11
• Draft: 4
• Description: This boat is ready to sail, trailer and sails all in good conidition.
• Equipment: Sails, Trailor

Hunter 31

• : shoal draft cruising yacht with super low ownership and maintenance costs, with the ability to take jumps across some open water and cruise the shallow areas of the world too, then it would be difficult to find a better boat to do it on than a Gemini Catamaran. This particular boat has been in the same loving ownership since she was brand new and although never in charter, she shows her age a just a little on her exterior from sunlight and tropical sailing. Her interior however is still almost like new and overall she is in very good condition. Priced towards the bottom of what these boats typically ask, and with good equipment and low hours of usage, she represents a solid value for anyone looking to get into catamarans without spending a quarter million dollars or more!