sailing yacht Sabre 28 Sale info

Sabre 28 equipment

• Beam: 7.6 meters
• Water: 2000 liters
• Eastwin motor with push: button start. Very few hours on full rebuild.
• Speed : Cruising speed 6.5 kts, Max. 9.5 kts
• • Hulll: mounted zinc anode
• • DC-to: AC power inverter, AT 2000W, 4000W peak
• As above : more photos and precise inventory can be found at the Bluewater Algarve website.
• Rig: Masthead Sloop
• Generator: Mastervolt Whisper 8 Kwa
• Design : Bruce Farr/J&J Design
• Keel: Iron Fın Keel
• Batteries : (2) 250 amp house; (1) starting battery
• Chain: 10 mm. and 100 mt.
• Life raft: Plastimo (Last serviced in 2014)
• Log: Raymarine ST60 (2008)
• Winches: 7 x Harken main and head sail winches (5 manuel, 2 Electric)
• Anchors: 1 x CQR 27 Kg 1 x Danforth 20 Kg
• GPS : Raymarine RS125 (2008)
• Compass : 2 x Plastimo (1991)
• TV/Stereo : Vestel Flatscreen 22" JVC Premier
• Cooker : Alpes 4 burner (2000)
• Auto Pilot : Raymarine ST600R with Smart pilot controller (2008)
• VHF : Raymarine Ray215 (2008)
• Radar : Raymarine RD424 (2008)
• Music System : JVC with 2 x Blaupunkt & 2 x Sony speakers (Total of 450W)
• Sails: 1 x Genoa (Elvstrom 2013) in excellent condition
• Riggings : Stainless steel standing rigging
• Fuel: 6500 liters
• Builder: Monroe Shipyard California

Sabre 28 description

• 1975 Sabre 28. Re: powered 2012 with Beta 16 FWC diesel only 15 hours. Boat is structurally sound and usable but needs some TLC.
• Infinity is a fully equipped 36: meter (120ft) sailing expedition vessel. The living quarters are designed to comfortably host a team of up to 24 people for an extended period of time. There are 11 triple, double, twin, and single cabins, 2 toilets, and two showers. Large communal spaces include an open galley, spacious and airy saloon, workshop, cinema and extensive deck space. Infinity is built to be the world’s traveling base for adventure and environmental work, creating a beautiful home with unique history and personality.
• Rose of Sharon is a 36’ fiberglass sloop-rigged auxiliary sailboat. She has a center cockpit with pedestal wheel steering, Cream-colored hullsides finish with blue stripe. Brown deck Treadmaster replaced with non: skid white. Anodized aluminum mast, double spreaders and boom with stainless steel wire standing rigging, bronze/stainless steel turnbuckles and fittings, and Dacron running rigging. Roller furling headsail. Blue sail covers and cockpit dodger/bimini. Stainless steel bow/stern rails and aluminum stanchions with double stainless steel wire lifelines. 10 aluminum opening ports and 4 aluminum deck hatches. Inboard diesel auxiliary engine and 3k generator. Maximum estimated speed under power is 6 knots; estimated speed under sail and power 8 knots.
• New rudder : plywood/epoxy construction
• Anchors: (2) Dansforth (1) plow
• 2016 Refit: Brand new interior; All new teak floor; New plumbing & Electrical; New bilge pumps; New Head; Motor completely overhauled; New Hatches; New clutches; New Running Rigging ; New Mainsheet blocks & Spinnaker Blocks; New Awlgrip Bootstripe;All new cam cleats;
• Pop: Top Enclosure w/Flyscreens.
• The boat is almost new: It has been used 3 Regattas and it has reach the top 10 of all the Regattas it raced.

Sabre 28

• Equipment: - Aluminum Fuel Tank
• Description: The Odyssey is a no nonsense Expedition yacht built by a shipbuilder in New Zealand. The oceanographic research group Ocean Alliance has owned and run her since 1992. A ketch motorsailer (similar to a Don Brooke design), the Odyssey has a steel hull, aluminum masts and stainless steel wire rigging. The vessel has accommodations for 12 in 6 cabins. A classic long range expedition yacht she has circumnavigated the globe and has been featured in 9 documentaries (including PBS The New Explorers) and the IMAX film WHALES. The Odyssey was last hauled (with a hull audio gauge) in Spring of 2014 in preparation for it’s summer research expedition, Operation Toxic Gulf.
• Beam: 9.5
• Draft: 4.4