Pahi 42 (ref 1150) Inventory

Pahi 42 in USA ~ Details & inventory

	Pahi 42, built to plan with one season of sailing since refitted.
	2007/6 work done New: Mainsail roller furling system. New: Roller furling jib. New: UV protection by Neil Pryde on main, genoa and drifter. New: Bimini installed. New: Mastfoot replaced. New: Rudders. New: Tiller bars. New: Antifouling bottom paint. New: All lashings replaced. New: All halyards replaced. New: 2 x 75 watt solar panels	New: 4 x Trojan deep cycle house batteries. New: Air x Marine wind turbine. New: Head system. New: Steering system. Beams 2 and 3 relaminated after replacing to 2" of Douglas Fir. Dagger board through hulls enclosed for twin cupboard space in each forward cabin. Overhauled fuel system. Refitted and refurbished both forward hatch covers. 3 burner propane stove rebuilt. Reinstalled stanchions entire boat length with nylon netting throughout.
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	General On Deck 6 x Lewmar hatches, 2 x entry, 2 x air, light and emergency exit, 2 x forward storage. Slatted deck of teak. Stanchion mountings epoxy filled and redrilled. A foldable bimini/dodger of sunbrella and S/S covers cockpit and command pod. Front and rear nets custom built and re-secured. Through hull fittings are in good condition with no leaks. Rig & Rigging: Aluminium mast. Standing rigging and stays are 1x19 S/S wire. Standing rigging lashings replaced. Running rigging is of braided Dacron. All beam lashings replaced. Mast winches x 2 Lewmar. Sails Sails are all in good condition with only one season of use. UV protection by Neil Pryde on main, genoa and drifter. Mainsail is a mast supported vertical Alado roller furling system. Loose footed mainsail cockpit controlled with a Lewmar winch. Genoa and Drifter use an Alado roller furling system and Lewmar winches . All halyards replaced. Yankee Staysail Storm staysail Motor 2 x 9.9 hp. Yamaha 4 stroke outboards. Motor maintenance performed. Remote control and electric start. 2 x deep cycle individual cranking batteries. Separate venting compartment for the 15 gal gas tank. Jerry cans. Ground tackle 45 lb CRQ . 2 x 35 lb Danforth. 70 lb luke. 2 set of 5/8 chain link with 200 ft of 5/8 lines, and 6 00' 5/8. The main and aft anchors sit on twin S/S rollers. Windlass 2 speed manual. Warps & ropes & fenders Shorelines 2 x 50m Nylon . Mooring lines Variety. Basket of small/short lines. Set of 1" 125 ft dock lines for Panama canal crossing. Sea anchor, 18 ft Cape Horn with 3' mooring ball. Sea drogue. Fender set of all sizes. Safety equipment Horseshoe lifebuoys Lifejacket x 6 adults offshore. 3 x adults harnesses. Flare gun and a variety of flares Fire extinguishers x 5.	Electrical/Navigation 4 x Trojan T105 6v deep cycle house batteries, New. 4 x 75 watt Siemens SP75 solar panels, 2 New. 800 watt inverter GPS Garmin 12 0. VHF Icom. Compass mounted. Compass handheld. Navigation lights are fitted to the stanchions and on the stern beam. Tricolour, floodlight and anchor light fitted to the mast. Charts/books various. Galley 3 burner propane stove. 3 x 5 gallon propane tanks. Gas sensor with auto shut-off. Separate venting compartments for 3 x 5 gal propane tanks. Double sink and draining board with salt and freshwater foot pumps. Water tanks 2 X 15 gal 6 x XXX gal foldable water containers with taps. Desalinisation unit 35 Gallon per day water maker , electric or manual. Toilet/washing Marine head with 15 gal salt water holding tank. Holding tank, pumpout or overboard disposal options. Washhand basin with salt and fresh water option. Misc Bosun chair. 2 x foul weather sets. Swim ladder. 2 x buckets with rope lanyards. Set of country courtesy flags. Steering Remade rudder and tiller system. The s/s wheel is aligned right in the cockpit. The control system has 12mm line running through S/S yokes to the tiller cross bar. The twin outboards and both the fore and main sails are operated from the cockpit. From the owner: More photos to come Asking price: US$82,000 Contact Scott Brown

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