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Pahi 42 for sale, in UK. ref 1170

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  Construction: Plywood and glass reinforcement with epoxy resin
LOA (length overall) 12.8 m (42 ft)
LWL (length at waterline) 10.36 m (34 ft) 		Beam 6.7 m (22 ft)
Draft (light ship) 0.64 m (2 ft 1 in) (0.80 m in present trim)
Windward sail area 59.6 m² (642 ft²) 		 
  From the owner:    
  I bought Sazanami from her Dutch carpenter builder, Gerard Janssen, with a view to an extensive refit and later voyaging beyond the horizon. Originally named SUNDOWNER, her construction started in 1994, and the main structure was completed in 2000, when the boat was first launched. Gerard lived on board until 2005, when illness and senility forced his move ashore. From then until my purchase in May 2008, SUNDOWNER lay in Lelystad Marina, Netherlands, enjoying neither use nor maintenance.

Although the boat has had very little use, the deterioration is extensive, considering her age. The beams need substantial refurbishment and most of the decks need to be replaced. The cockpit needs a partial rebuild and the central pod needs repair. The mainsail needs a new wishbone boom, the mast tabernacle needs attention and the foresail boom needs partial rebuild. There are panels in the dagger board slots that must be replaced and the slatted central decking is well past its ‘sell-by’ date. Gerard never finished the interior, and although the accommodation can be used ‘as-is’, I had plans for complete refurbishment.
I removed most of the electrical installation, which was haphazard and non-functional, and generally made SUNDOWNER fit for sea. I sailed her from Lelystad on the Ijsselmeer, through Amsterdam and the North Sea Canal, into the North Sea, and thence to Plymouth via Zeebrugge, Nieuwpoort, Dunkerque and Beaulieu River.


During the first sea leg of the passage, I sailed through rather bad weather (Force 8 Westerly, rough seas from wind over tide). Although I’ve spent much of my life as a professional sailor, I now feel it prudent to reconsider my plans by ‘downsizing’ to a boat I can handle more easily on my own. It’s been a hard decision to make, for the Pahi 42 has everything I want in a cruising boat, but in a package that may just be too much of a challenge for my diminutive 56-year-old frame!

  
  Inventory:  
  Rig & Sails:
Cutter rig, main & fores'l on wishbone booms Wooden mast in tabernacle S/S standing rigging 2 x Lewmar 40 2-speed sheet winches Enkes AR20 2-speed halyard winch Gibb single speed halyard winch Genoa on roller reefing forestay Mainsail (3 reef points * furling brails) - needs new boom Boomed foresail (hanked) Yankee jib Storm trysail Storm jib Cruising 'Chute

Ground tackle:
50lb CQR-type anchor 40lb CQR-type anchor 25lb Danforth-type anchor 20lb Danforth-type anchor Grapnel dinghy anchor Main anchor chain & rode Secondary anchor chain Misc warps Vetus manual windlass with chain gypsy & rope drum

Electrical:
 2 x 12v 165 a/h deep cycle gel batteries (new) 2 x 12v 120 a/h deep cycle batteries Mastervolt battery charger Victron 24v-12v converter 4 x BP Solar Panels (85W each) BP Solar Panel regulator Spare solar panel regulator Wind generator (new) 12v 400W with regulator 200W 12vDC/220vAC inverter 2.5 KVA 4-stroke petrol generator

Machinery: 2 x Yamaha 9.9 Outboards Lifting outboard brackets Twin lever Morse cockpit controls 25l fuel tank & connector hose 15l fuel tank & connector hose Misc spares, inc. propeller & impeller

Asking £15,000 SOLD

 Domestic:
Fresh water accumulator & new automatic Par pump S/S galley sink (pressurized water) Gas cooker (3 burners & oven) 3 x gas cylinders (each 10.5kg) Isotherm ASU 3251 SP seawater-cooled refrigeration unit Freshwater filtration system Eberspächer diesel-fuelled warm air heater New Jabsco sea toilet & waste plumbing New Thetford chemical toilet

Navigation:
ST60 Tridata (log/speed. depth & water temp) ST4000 Plus Wheel Pilot & electronic compass ST40 Wind Instrument (Rotavector masthead transducer) SL72 Plus Pathfinder Radar MLR GPS Receiver Nasa Clipper GPS cockpit Repeater Furuno Navtex Receiver Simrad Shipmate RS8400 DSC VHF Radio, 2 handsets, 2 loudspeakers N.B. The radar, autopilot, tridata and wind instruments share data over Seatalk, and the GPS data is also shared through a NMEA interface. With an appropriate Seatalk connector, all nav data can be shared with PC/laptop navigation or chart plotting software.

Ancillaries:
2 x radio/cassette players 2 x 12-disc CD changers Radio/CD player 2 pairs interior loudspeakers Cockpit loudspeakers 4-man liferaft in canister, long overdue service Lifebuoy & lifebuoy light Inflatable dinghy, pump and oars Volvo Penta 3.4 Outboard motor - needs attention

I have various other items, including a 75l S/S fuel tank and a gas/electric water heater with 10l calorifier, both new, which may be available to the purchaser, together with 10 sheets of 9mm WBP hardwood plywood.

  
 

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Last modified: June 04, 2009