sailing yacht Seafarer Meridian 75.4 Sale info

Seafarer Meridian 75.4 description

• Philip L. Rhodes (1895 -1974) was one of the most distinguished yacht designers of the past century. A brilliant designer whose boats were beautiful, fast, seaworthy, and comfortable, Phil Rhodes was active for 50 years -: from 1920 to 1970. And he was prolific; a listing of his yacht designs totals 386, most of which are sailboats. Because he designed many boats for ocean racing, especially to Bermuda, his boats had to be fast, but they also had to be strong, seaworthy, and comfortable to survive and keep racing through the gales that frequent the Gulf Stream and other race courses. All of Phil's designs follow a set of underlying design principles. The boats are beautifully shaped and proportioned. The Rhodes sheer line is distinctive, rising to a fairly high bow, dropping aft of amidships, and rising modestly to the stern. Medium overhangs give the bow and the stern plenty of buoyancy and increase the waterline under sail. The construction was strong.
• LOA: 37′ 2″
• Builder: Whitby Boat Works
• Beam: 10′ 2″
• Fuel: 35 US. Gal
• Model: R: 28 diesel auxiliary sloop, with shoal keel
• Selling my lightning: fast Thistle sailboat. These are a great class of boats, with classic lines and capable of great speeds. Matching hull number sails (main, sail, spinnaker) professionally cleaned and in nice shape with no rips! Aluminum trailer in great shape, can haul anywhere. Wood in great shape, aluminum spars in great shape, and rigging is in great shape. Comes with a North Sails boat cover. Everything needed except lifejackets. These boats are FAST and always exciting. Always dry sailed and stored in climate controlled shop.
• Two: owner boat. Always in freshwater. New Mack sails in 2015.
• Designer: Custom, Rhodes design
• Draft: 5′ 6″
• If long distance live: aboard cruising is on your calendar, she merits your serious consideration. ze berth.
• -Major reinforcement of the keel : hull is rock solid with zero blemishes and a fresh coat of ablative bottom paint.
• LWL: 26′ 6″

Seafarer Meridian 75.4 equipment

• Force 10 3: burner propane stove & oven with broiler
• 190-watt Sanyo HIP: 190BA3 solar panel with independent charge regulator
• Eco: charge interface for starter battery charging
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• Primary Anchor : Bruce with 40 feet of chain, 300’ rode
• Secondary anchor: Fortress with 20 feet of chain, 250’ rode
• video at: youtube.com/watch?v=CIHmb4r4ccw
• 12 volt throughout. 120 volt AC plug: in and cord. AC battery charger installed and 2 batteries. VHF. CD/stereo.
• Engine: Universal 5416 (diesel) 16hp
• Bow pulpit : NEW 2013(2) Dorades, (2) Solar vents
• LOA: 37ft 2in
• LWL: 26ft 2in
• PYI PSS drip: less shaft seal (new 2014)
• ST 120 C: Series Raymarine GPS 48 mile Radar/Chartplotter (w/electronic charts)
• 4 : AGM Lifeline, a Xantrax Link 10 battery monitor, Group 27 batteries.
• Fuel Tanks: 1 Stainless steel (300 Liters)
• Log: speedometer (needs to be replaced)
• •Number of bathrooms: 2•Large saloon area with table for 6 persons •Comfortable cockpit
• •Engine controls at port helm station •Engine spares•12 VDC electrical system •120 VAC 60 Hz electrical system •House battery bank, 660 ampere: hours in 6 x West golf cart type batteries •2 x engine starting batteries •Windlass battery •DC distribution panel with circuit breakers •Link 2000 electrical system monitor •Alternator with internal voltage regulator on each engine •Honda 2000 watt gasoline poweed portable generator
• E: marine e1200 wind generator control panel regulator
• Mako 1500 12: Volt electric windlass manufactured by Anchorlift
• FORCE: 10 propane cabin heater

Seafarer Meridian 75.4

• Beam: 7
• Draft: 3.3
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