sailing yacht Trintella 1a Sale info

Trintella 1a equipment

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• Re: built helm console
• winch: : lewmar #54 primary (starbord electric)
• •VC: 17 Bottom Paint
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• • Teak cabinetry: • Aft cabin has large double berth, head, hot & cold sink and shower
• •Mast: Aluminum Double Spreader Deck Stepped.
• Ray Marine chart plotter, AIS, Furuno radar, Morse: Teleflex auto pilot, Balmar alternator regulated, solar, Airmarine, Bruce 40lb, Admiralty 75lb, all chain to Lofran windless, Aquamarine 15GPH watermaker, spares, lines, fenders, all the gear from a 11 year circumnavigation...courtesy flags too!
• sail: main with dutchman system
• Hot: cold pressure water,
• -sails by NORTH: Main, Jib, Genoa. Headsails on ProFurl systems.

Trintella 1a

• Beam: 8
• Draft: 4.2
• Description: Classic lines with wineglass transome. Teak decks. Mahogany and teak cabin. Built for coastal cruising. 2010 Yanmar 2gm20F fresh water cooled with less than 300 hours. Moored in Essex, Ct.
• Equipment: Windjammer sails in good condition, roller-furling jib. Usual assortment of anchors, lines and safety equipment

Trintella 1a description

• Pic of the exterior forward cabin shows de: lamination of the marine plywood. It does not leak and seems structurally solid. This is the only known issue with the boat
• The Chinook 34 is a classic well: constructed blue water sailboat. It was the first production fiberglass sailboat. Only 70 were made between 1958 and 1968 by Cascade Yachts in Oregon. With sleek lines and a shallow draft this is the ultimate bay boat!
• This boat is an absolute head: turner. It may be small, but everybody will want to talk to you once you begin launching. Once you are under way, be ready for lots of other boats wanting to get a closer look.
• all new thru: hulls and hoses new holding tanks
• The hull is built from Meranti Hydrotek BS1088. The boat is a one-of-a: kind. I built this boat myself in my garage from various types of wood. Every piece is hand made and detailed. This is the smallest functional wooden pirate ship I am aware of. It sails quite well as I have done a little bit of sailing with it on Lake Mead and Lake Mohave. She is still clean and very freshly built.
• 2009: new lifelines, radio, stern and bow lights, lifesling, anchors (2), fenders (2), dock lines (2), jib sheets, jib furler
• With in: mast furling for ease of sail handling and a comprehensive cruising inventory including a full electronics package, with autopilot, solar panels, wind generator, and a watermaker.
• 2014: new hatch doors, compass, lifesling bag
• 2012: new sails (main and jib), new Tohatsu 6HP long shaft outboard
• Ratings = D: PN 75.4 standard, PHRF 114