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From the owner:

37 foot Searunner trimaran built in Canada and launched in 1981. Designed by Jim brown, she is an ocean going family cruiser and safety and performance shaped this sailing craft inside and out. Centre cockpit, fwd cabin with double bunk, 1 single bunk, changing area with a sink, shower room and toilet, and sail locker. Aft cabin has a double bunk, nav station with large chart table which converts into a single bunk. Galley with double sink and new stove. Dining area that sits 6 comfortably. deep bilges and lots of room for cruising storage. She's built out of plywood and epoxy over stringers. Thin layer of fibreglass over entire deck and hulls. Good ventilation throughout the entire boat. Low maintenance

Rig & rigging:
Cutter rig with 1 aluminium mast and 2 sets of spreaders
All standing wire and Norseman terminals were new in 2004. All terminals were opened and checked and fitted together again with new cones in 2009
Sails:
Mainsail with 3 reefing points, genoa, mule, yankee, staysail and stormstaysail. all original, they have been constantly repaired and restitched as needed
Engine:
16 hp 2 cylinder Renault Couche rc16d very old and in working order but unreliable. folding prop 2 blade. 40 ltr fueltank
Ground tackle/warps:
35lb CQR and 25m chain (2010)and 60 m 20mm rope as main anchor
FX23 fortress (15lb) aluminium anchor (2009)and 3 m chain and 90 m 25mm rope as 2nd anchor
Small Danforth and 40m 12mm rope as lunch hook or stern anchor
40lb Danforth as storm anchor
35lb fishermans anchor
Electrical/Navigation:
1 80 ah solar panel.
1 battery 50 amp engine starter 2006
2 batteries 75 amp each domestic use 2010
Most of cabin lights and mast head changed to LED s 2010
VHF
Navtex 2005
Wheel pilot (old)
GPS(old)
Searunner type wind pilot
Car type CD player, mp3 radio player (2009)
Sestrel compass
Depth sounder west marine (old)
6 inch shatz barometer

Galley/plumbing etc:
150ltr flexible tank
70ltr rigid tank
Foot pumps for fresh and salt water
New ENO 3 burner oven and grill stove ...all stainless steel(2010)
Safety gear:
Mc Murdo EPIRB G5 Smartfind plus (with GPS) 2009
A set of parachute flares, handheld flares and smoke signals(2010)
Flare gun
Man overboard Danbuoy with light
Fog horn
Life jackets
Strobe light
Toilet/washing:
Shower room with Jabsco toilet
Sink with footpump in changing area
Fenders/buckets etc
6 fenders
Boat hook etc
Docking lines
Extra ropes
Swimming ladder
Misc 1:
Force 10 barbeque
Forward trampolines
Sprayhood(2006), bimini and cockpit enclosure(2008)
Tent covers
Misc 2
To learn more about these boats read:
'The case for the cruising trimaran' by Jim Brown
'Searunner construction' by Jim Brown
'Love for sail' Mark Hassall

Extra information, history, notable sails etc etc.
She was surveyed by John Marples (co designer and partner of Jim brown) before we bought her in Florida in Jan 2003.(survey available)
We learned from the previous owner that we were the 4th owners.
She was built in Ontario and while there at one stage she spent about 10 years out of the water.
She went to Florida and Bahamas after.
We sailed her to Cuba, Cayman islands and Mexico over a year before we sailed back to Florida and got her ready for her first Atlantic crossing in May 2004.
She sailed beautifully to the Azores and Ireland. She has been across the bay of Biscay 4 times since between Ireland and northern Spain.
She is just back in Southern Ireland after her last crossing from a Corunna in Galicia.

Contact Scott Brown

ASKING PRICE €46,000 euros

All details are as supplied by the owner and must be verified before purchase.