sailing yacht Pearson Triton 76.2 Sale info

Pearson Triton 76.2 equipment

• Wind: Clipper 2012
• VHF – Icom Ic: M59 & One Hand held VHF Humminbird
• Engines/Dinghy: Two Volvo 30: hp diesel engines (2060 hrs.) with sail drives, Apex 10’ rigid inflatable with a Yamaha 15HP.
• Water: PowerSurvivor (3.5 Gals. per hour) Water Maker. Pressure hot/cold water in Galley and Bathrooms.
• Electronics: Speed, Depth, Garmin GPS, VHF radio with additional external speaker, AM/FM/CD/aux input stereo, engine hour meter
• Long reversed curve keel, S: shaped mainframe, double ender, outboard hung rudder, helm steering
• Diesel : 300 l in main tank, 105 l in header tank
• 3.5 HP 4: stroke Tohatsu outboard
• U: shaped galley, freshwater & seawater taps, 500 l water in stainless steel tanks,
• Galley/Plumbing: Adler Barbour engine driven cold plate refrigeration, 3 burner propane stove w/oven, 2ea 10 gal aluminum propane tanks with regulator and solenoid, foot pump freshwater at galley and head, one 50 gallon freshwater tank, 3 large access ports, sewage holding tank, marine head replaced 4 years ago, used little, large folding teak dining table.
• SAILS/RIGGING: Primary sails are in excellent shape. Main w/ 2 reefs,130% Genoa, Staysail, Storm sail and storm trysail. Yankee and Drifter decent serviceable. New chainplates in 2006 along with rigging inspection. All new halyards, new delrin sheaves on boom, all bronze winches two winch handles, flag halyard, halyard for radar reflector
• Safety: Sat Beacon, Zodiac Life Raft, auto and manual bilge pumps, IOR perch, Jack lines.
• Anchoring: Integral stainless steel anchor, connector and chain (60 yards).
• Navigation: Networked B&G instruments and hydraulic ram auto pilot. Furuno 821 LCD radar.
• Telecoms: SGC 2000 HF Transceiver with a 18' Shakespeare antenna for worldwide access to Email and weather fax. Galaxy Satellite Phone with data interface, Shipmate VHF with Antenna on top of the mast.
• MISC: Eight bronze opening ports (all with screens), two opening lexan deck hatches with bug netting, two solar vents, cockpit cushions, dodger and sunshade, outboard motor mount, propane Magma BBQ, compass, tiller extension, boat hook, detachable folding teak swim ladder, bosun's chair, wind scoop, misc spare parts for engine etc.
• Stern-rail: mounted Force 10 Propane BBQ in aft locker.

Pearson Triton 76.2

• Beam: 8
• Draft: 4.25
• Equipment:
• Description:

Pearson Triton 76.2 description

• Pearson Triton 25. Sleeps 4: 5. Head with portable toilet, sink in saloon, settee, closet, danforth anchor with line, tiller steering. Boat is all there. I had it in the water on a mooring 3 summers ago. Needs some cosmetic work but could be sailed right away. I hate to sell but I am laid off and need the money.
• X: Yachts Expeditious
• This well: maintained, fully heated Beneteau 393 is deceptively large and fast and has the same looks and components as her larger sister, the Oceanis 473. Her layout and accommodations are among the most elegant and roomy in that size category. She features One larger locker and 2 cabins/2 heads in a classic layout with a lot of privacy and space.
• Draft: Keel Down 3’0"
• In the world of high quality production sailboats, the X: 412 has surpassed all of her peers with more than 250 built over a 14 year run. This is truly remarkable yacht for all reasons. Two private cabins, two heads, beautiful teak decks, (glued not screwed), exquisite varnished teak interior with precise and artful laminations. "Expeditious" was mostly day sailed and is in very good condition throughout, come and take a look you will be impressed.
• She is Solar self: sufficient. Loaded with offshore gear, she has along with a B&G network, a SSB HF radio with Pactor III modem and a Sat phone with data interface.
• what you see, the real reason to buy an X: Yacht is for what you don't see; Her structure is clearly superior and her sailing qualities are "above excellent"!
• Call 1 (585) 967: 8787 or email me to scola@rochester.rr.com\
• LOA: 38 ft 0 in
• Beam: 21 ft 5 in
• LWL: 37 ft 0 in
• Brookhouse iMux Wifi NMEA multiplexer : all ship electronics data available on your tablet, smartphone or computer anywhere throughout the boat/cockpit for use with navigation software (e.g. iNavX) including location/speed/depth/wind and more!
• New Thru: Hulls (except engine water intake)
• This is the classic Herreshoff Bullseye. It is a full keel boat that only draws 2'5". It has its own trailer and a self: tacking jib. It has been updated to jiffy reefing with easy slide tracks on the mast. It seats 4 to 5 people. It is 15'8" long with a waterline length of 12'6" and a Beam of 5'10". It has a 750 lb lead keel with overall displacement of 1,350 lbs. It has 140 sq. ft of sail area.
• You only want to sail her around her new home port? No problem: whatever works on a circumnavigation is double safe and comfortable for shorter term cruises. Just think of the security provided by her EBIRP, DSC SSB, GPS satphone, DSC VHF and her Raymarine LifeTag Sytsem.
• This owner operated 3: cabin layout Lagoon 400 was enhanced and optimized for autonomous long term exploration.
• Classic Bill Tripp design. Owner modified from center: Board version to fixed bulbous keel. Interior needs only minor updates and TLC such as cushion covers, etc. Exterior needs some paint and brightwork refinishing. Running rigging needs cleaning and/or replacement. Standing rigging in excellent condition and has both main and trisail tracks.