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Work done in Trinidad during the Covid lockdown:
All electronics such as Radar, plotter, sounder and transducer, vhf, auto pilot controller and so on are new at time of refit.
– Rudder removed and bearings inspected
– All new Cutlass shaft bearings
– Installed 3 blade feathering prop
– New bow thruster motor and pipes
– New hydraulic pump for windless thruster
– All new hydraulic hoses
– New solenoid block on windless
– 370” ft. high tensile anchor chain
– Remove windless mount and replace
– New box for chain and overboard drain
– Build up and machine brake for Gipsy
– All new bilge pumps 3-12V
– New bilge with alarm
– New electrical base board heaters, can run on shore or generator
– New main wire and breaker switch from generator
– New 220 V panel and breaker
– New carburetor on Arctic furnace, cleaned tank. New fan speed control
– Chimney extension and wind deflector
– New water boiler
– New fridge galley and deepfreeze
– New paint and cleaning salon and others
– New washer and dryer
– New toilets and piping (4 in total)
– New autopilot and wind indicator
– New steering helm
– New piping for showers and sinks
– New engine 180 HP Azuzu
– Rebuild transmission
– Repacked stuffing box
– Cleaned fuel tanks
– New fuel transfer pump
– New batteries
– New 175 x 24 V solar panels (Qty 4)
– Wind Turbines (Qty 2)
– New sink and taps
– New SS Countertop
– New cupboard doors
– New battery switch and wiring
– New rubber exhaust hoses
– New sight glasses in tanks
– New alternators (Qty 2)
– Serviced starter and alternator on Genny
– Cleaned all bilges
– Changed all bulbs to LED
– Change all hose clamps (approx. 95%)
– New sewage pipes
RIGGING
– All new shrouds
– All new turnbuckles
– All new SS Fittings on mast
– Replaced halyards where required
– Serviced winches
– New back stays (Qty 2)
– New main sail & Stack pack
– New covers for two jibs
– New electric furler on Genny with cockpit control
– Serviced staysail furler
– New extra bits on deck
– New rub bail all around boat
– New storage boxes on deck and aft (3 of)
– Remote switch on Halyard winch
– New fiberglass canopy (Cockpit)
– All new Lexan windows and canvas around cockpit
– New aluminum hatch in AFT compartments
Quite a few spare parts such as alternators, starters, v belts and more. Lots of tools such as wrenches, grinders, circular sanders, battery drills, jig saws and more, lots of spare bolts nuts and fittings.
Note: There are more sails taken off for inspection
SPECIFICATIONS
Type: Sail, Cruise-Center Cockpit Builder: T.D. Manufacturing, Vancouver
PLATE THICKNESSES.
1/2 inch in keel.
5/16 keel up to 1/4 inch sides,
all other plate 1/4.
Heavy Heavy framing.
Built to Canadian Coastguard Standards for Chartering.
Year: 1990 Model: Custom Sloop
LOA: 72’ Hull: Mtl: Aluminum; Cfg: Keel
LWL: 58’ Rig: Cutter Rig
Beam: 18’ Naval Arch: John Simpson
Draft: 8’6” Engine: 1 x 180 HP diesel 6-cylinder
Disp: 49T NET Isuzu Turbo
Fuel: 800 gal Cruise Speed: 7.5-8K
Water: 500 gal Max Speed: 8.5-9K
Sail Area 2,400 sq. ft. approx.
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