Kubota Phasor P4-49-03 50hp; approximately 1,600 hours (2008)
Borg Warner Velvet drive; rebuilt (2012)
R&D Damper Plate (2012)
Walter V-Drive; Rebuilt (2012)
3 blade fixed prop Michigan Wheels 18x12L (2011)
Prop shaft trued (2011)
Cutlass bearing replaced (2016)
Racor 500 fuel filter with 12v boost pump (2015)

Stainless steel 3 burner stove and oven – 2 20# propane tanks with solenoid
Air cooled Seafrost BD-XP Refrigeration (2013)
Refrigeration box removed and rebuilt with all new R40+ insulation
Removable divider for full freezer, full fridge, or combination
Custom mesquite wood countertops
Pullout galley faucet with soap dispenser
Filtered drinking water faucet
Force 10- 6 gal hot water heater

Through the companionway, you go down three stair steps. The spacious interior provides 6’4″ headroom and is noticeably cooler due to the 1″ thick foam insulation with vinyl covering on the ceiling. Six hatches provide excellent ventillation. The U-shaped galley is aft to port and features an 8 cubic foot freezer/fridge box that was completely rebuilt with a removable divider (to convert the box to all-freezer or all-refrigeration as the need arises). The system was re-insulated from the hull in with R-40+ insulation and the SeaFrost BDxp system will keep you making ice, even at anchor. There is a three burner stove with oven. The galley has excellent light from LED’s over the stove, sink, and in the fridge, as well as natural light from 2 portholes and a hatch above. One of the portholes is a large pass through to the cockpit.  Additionally the galley has extra shelving and a microwave cabinet, mesquite countertops, an undermount sink with a standard household faucet, water filters, separate drinking water faucet, and a soap dispenser. 

The navigation station is starboard at the bottom of the companionway. It features a large desk with chart storage, good access to the wiring through cabinets, 440 amp hour house batteries under the nav seat, and wiring panels that are easily removed to make changes or repairs. The Garmin chartplotter provides a WiFi network to monitor or control with an iPad or iPhone. A Cat-5 cable is routed for an external WiFi booster antenna by the arch. The split backstay has an insulator and ground for an SSB. The Pioneer stereo powers two cockpit and two salon speakers and is Bluetooth ready, so you can stream music from any capable device.

Moving forward, the large portside L-shaped settee converts to a double berth, and the starboard settee has been modified to provide additional storage behind and above the seat back. Two 70 gallon fiberglass water tanks are located under each settee. The table has been removed to allow for a more open layout but can easily be reinstalled, accommodating 6-8 guests. The 50-gallon fuel tank is accessed through the sole. The salon has ambient lighting, bookshelves, a bar, 12-volt tv, speakers, 3 hatches, and a tremendous amount of storage.

The owners’ cabin features a Pullman berth to port with a step and handle to assist getting in and out. Below the berth is a 30-gallon holding tank, a pullout laundry hamper, and storage accessible either from the front or huge hinged hatch beneath the mattress. The mattress is antimicrobial latex with a Tufted Topper, both in excellent condition. To starboard are two large hanging lockers, 3 drawers, and cubbies. We have installed a standard household 6,000 BTU window-unit air conditioner which can be run on a 2000 watt generator (not included). A large hatch over the berth keeps it cool at anchor and provides an excellent view of the stars. We also run the A/C when we are not cruising to keep mildew at bay. A shower sump is located beneath the sole.

Forward of the berth is the head with a separate seated shower in the fore peak. Custom teak flooring allows the water to drain beneath rather than getting tracked all over the boat. There are two enormous cabinets as well as storage beneath the counter, chain access through the removable shower seat, with the chain and rope locker forward. The head has both a porthole and a hatch. LED strip lighting flanks the vanity mirror.

Garmin 742xs with G2 charts (2018)
Standard Horizon GX2200 with DSC and remote Mic (2015)
Simrad AC 20 Autopilot computer with AP16 control head (2009)
Simrad wind indicator (not working)
2 – 190-watt solar panels 
Outback Flex60 MPPT charge controller
Victron 700 battery monitor
75 amp Iota battery charger – will run on a Honda 2000
4 US2200 lead acid batteries – 464 amp hours (2018)
1 Napa maintenance free start battery (2017)
Battery selector/Combiner with Blue Sea charging relay
All heavy wiring redone to ABYC standards (2011)
All but 2 interior lights throughout boat LED
Multi-function LED masthead anchor/tri-color light
Richie Globmaster compass (2011)

Jabsco diaphragm bilge pump with ON/AUTO/OFF (2017)
Rule 2000 with float switch (2017)
Second Rule 2000 direct to breaker (2017)
Whale manual pump (2017)
Whale shower sump (2017)
All bilge hoses replaced (2016)
All bronze tapered through hulls lapped and lubed (2016)
Teak through hull pads replaced with fiberglass pads (2016)
PVC through hull T’s replaced with bronze (2016)
New cockpit drain hoses (2016)
Rainwater collection system

All chainplates replaced (2010)
New double spreader anodized aluminum mast (2010)
Anodized aluminum boom for main (2010)
Standing rigging replaced (2010)
Running rigging, mast cleats, and clutches replaced (2012)
Main, jib, and staysail refurbished (2017)
Johnson Mainsail has 2 reef points
Ulmer Flasher spinnaker with sock refurbished (2012, not used since) 
Profurl roller furling system with Yankee cut jib, 135 genoa
Staysail boom; Esprit staysail with 1 reef point
Whisker pole attached to mast
2 Lewmar #16 winches on mast – self tailing
1 Lewmar #8 on starboard cabin top
1 Lewmar #30 on port cabin top – self tailing
2 Barrient #27s on cockpit combings – self tailing

Rocna 25 anchor
120′ 3/8″ BBB chain
200′ secondary rope rode with 15′ chain
Washdown pump and hose
Chain locker divider
Additional anchors available; Bruce, Delta plow
Lofrans Tigress 1200 watt, 12v windlass; new brushes (2019)
Lifelines replaced (2012)
Custom aluminum hardtop frame, davits and pushpit with outboard seats
Hardtop crafted from 1/2″ PVC foam board (2019)
Custom aluminum swim platform, transom steps and handle