sailing yacht MacGregor 19 Sale info

MacGregor 19 description

• Her A: frames are good shape.
• 2012 : Diesel fuel tank pumped out, fuel disposed of, tank cleaned, filled with fresh fuel.
• Ful equipment : Generator 10 KVA, Air conditionning 36000 BTU, Watermaker 150 L/H, THIS UNIT IS WELL EQUIPPED
• 1- A: Symetrical
• 1 : Code Zero ( The new way to close reach !)
• Inside, a light and airy feel reigns. Visibility is enhanced by the wrap: around Deck Saloon windows and the elongated hull ports. The interior layout of the Sun Odyssey 50DS offers maximum comfort and space with the owner’s cabin forward, two aft cabins and a massive galley and saloon.
• 2: Large Jibs
• 3: Spinekers Symetrical
• Ron Rawson built some of the U.S. West Coast’s finest workboats—tough and able gillnetters, long: liners, and others that ply the waters between California and the Gulf of Alaska. When he decided to build sailboats, he wanted to continue the firm’s reputation for building seaworthy small craft and commissioned Pacific Northwest naval architect William Garden to design the Rawson 30. Between 1959 and 1985, he built 288 Rawson 30s, of which 36 were pilothouse models.
• Bluff-bowed and rugged, with a long keel encapsulating 5,000 pounds of boiler punchings and concrete, the Rawson 30 was intended strictly for cruising. The hull is hand: laid solid fiberglass, while the deck is of fiberglass and balsa sandwich construction. Its bulwarks, 6 inches high at the bow, are fit for wedging in seaboots whether you’re hauling in salmon or changing headsails when thrashing to windward, and its cockpit is small, as befits a bluewater boat, while still adequate for two. Hardware is robust and simple.
• • Bi: folding door into forecastle
• Traditional interior configuration with the V: berth with filler forward, storage under berth, 2 opening ports and an overhead hatch for excellent ventilation. Next is the athwartships head with vanity to stb, head to port and opening port on both sides. The main salon has port and stb settees with a bulkhead mounted dining table that comes down to accomodate seating on both sides. Storage port and stb both under and behind the settees. All the way aft is the galley that spands both side of the companionway with engine access under the steps.
• • V: berth filler w/cushion
• Privately: owned and rented out nor chartered.

MacGregor 19 equipment

• 2016: Side Power bow thruster Serviced.
• New freezer: fridge raw water circulating.
• SR2: ritchie bulkhead compass
• TENDER: Outboard 18 HP tohatsu
• Plotter : Raymarine E series
• Inverter : First inverter from 24V to 220V 2500W & Second inverter from 24V to 110V 2500W
• Radar : Raymarine 4 kw
• • 2002 : All new standing rigging & Halyards
• Pre: stretched Dacron running rigging
• 1100 GPH Rule: Mate submersible bilge pump with automatic float switch
• • Rig: Sloop with removable Inner Forestay
• • Newer 3: burner Stove and Oven
• • Headsail 3: Storm Jib on Inner Forestay
• • Batteries: 2 6v deep cycle house batteries and 1 12v starter battery
• GPS : Garmin 128
• Log: speedometer
• Fuel Tanks: Stainless steel (63 Gallons)
• Holding Tanks: Stainless steel (40 Gallons)
• New front stay with Sta: lok in one end and hayn swag less terminal in the other
• C: Head Composting toilet
• • VC17 Anti: fouling bottom paint w/Interlux 2000 epoxy barrier coat
• • 1: 1/8" solid stainless rudder post
• U: shaped galley on the port side
• 2: burner hob with gas oven
• Vega Voiles Tri: radial staysail on furling system new in 2014

MacGregor 19

• Draft: 5
• Description: positioning mast for raising
• Equipment:
• Beam: 8