sailing yacht McGregor 26X Sale info

McGregor 26X description

• Ratings = D: PN 75.4 standard, PHRF 114
• VHF : Icom 1996
• This well-loved boat features: new roller: furling genoa, bimini, dodger, sail cover, custom cushions in cockpit, newly covered indoor cushions, 20 gal. water storage with electric pump, deluxe BBQ grill, Garmin GPS chart plotter, and a 60 HP Mercury motor with less than 100 hrs. Trailer included.
• Builder: Pacific Seacraft
• I have a 1978 lockley : newport whitecap daysailer. This 18ft boat has a 125lb ballasted swing keel and large cockpit space to fit 6 adults easily. The boat is in overall good condition and includes a main sail, roller furling jib, hiking straps, nice highlander trailer with excellent tires and bearings. It also has a solid motor mount that will take an outboard or electric trolling motor, a folding ladder bar on the rear, and I added a swiveling tiller extension for comfortable sailing.
• Air: Condition
• It is well cared: for and looking for a good home.
• www.yacht47.com
• excellent condition: Hih Performance Sailboat Spacious Comfortable Cabin
• LOA: 72 ft 0 in
• LWL: 52 ft 0 in
• She is of semi-light displacement form with a minimum of wetted surface, a high ballast: displacement ratio, flush deck and a divided cockpit. The standard layout includes an owner's stateroom with a private head and stall shower, spacious main salon with a convertible dinette and galley, a large chart table and oilskin locker. Minerva has been updated to convert the owner's cabin into a large interior space with 4 side berths. The head in the main cabin was removed in favor of storage space and a water heater for the shower. The head and shower for the owner's cabin is now the main head and shower for the boat. The oilskin locker was replaced with a fuse panel and she now has AC/DC power, a refrigerator/freezer combo, GPS, and hot/cold pressure water.
• L.O.A.: 23' 0" (7.01 m)
• L.W.L.: 20" 0" (6.10 m)
• Beam: 10 ft 0 in
• Draft: 3' 9" (1.14 m)
• Ballast: 1500 lbs. (680 kg.)
• Headroom: 6' 1" (with pop top)
• LWL: 26 ft 2 in
• GPS: Raymarine 2011
• Fuel Tanks: 1 Aluminum (38 Gallons)
• MAJOR EQUIPMENT: Shaft, Sloop, Genoa Roller, Mainsail Classic 2006, Battery Charger, Shore Power,Fans, Hot Water, Loudspeakers, Radio: CD, Double Berth in Saloon, Refrigerator,Gas Cooker, Wheel, Electrical Windlass,SPI Equipment, Wooden Gangway,Swim Platform,Swim Ladder,Outboard engine 3,3hp,Tender 2,40m, Full Safety Equipment, Bimini,Sprayhood,Tools and Spares, Mosquitos Screen, 2 Extra Opening Hatches in Front Cabins
• Electronics: VHF, Gps Ploter, Autopilot, Echosound, Log, Windinstruction,Epirb
• Plotter : Raymarine GPS A60 (New 2008)
• Autopilot : Raymarine ST 6000 (New 2008)with Joystick
• GPS : Garmin GPS 120
• Generator : 8 Kw Westerbeke with 8200 hours
• Inverter : 105A amp inverter/battery charger

McGregor 26X equipment

• • Radar : Raymarine RD218 Radome Radar Scanner
• • GPS: Raymarine C90W Multifunction
• 2: 12 Volt Battery
• • WIND: Raymarine ST60 Plus Wind Display and masthead Windex
• • Deck Hatches: 11 Lewmar aluminum framed deck hatches.
• 4 : 1 1/2 year old propane tanks for galley stove

McGregor 26X

• Beam: 8
• Draft: 2
• Description: Our boat has been in covered storage since we bought it.
• Equipment: 4 coastguard approved life jackets; see other features above, newly covered cushions in cabin

McGregor 26X

• : 8 batteries and a series 27 battery (batteries new 7/09), a Garmin GPS Map 215, AIWA AM/FM/CD 45 watt stereo, an Isotemp basic 40 water heater (powered via a 120V heater coil at shore and by engine cooling water when away from shore), 2 X 50 gallons of primary water storage (100 gallons total), 20 gallon holding tank, macerator pump for off shore, a 60 gallon primary diesel tank and a 25 gallon secondary diesel tank. She has a Dickinson Newport cabin heater (including a 2 gallon gravity fed diesel tank) with a heat exchanger to keep the place warm (Hetex should be hard wired). She has a large lighted compass at the helm along with a depth sounder and windspeed indicator. Her Verizon Maxi VHF is in the cabin. She has deck anchors with jack lines and has been equipped with running back stays and a removable innerstay to provide extra support to her mast. She also carries a healthy supply of oversized one and two speed winches to effectively handle her lines.