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Sea Maid, Finmar 36 Motor Sailer, Lying  Northern France

[ Sea Maid ] [ Outside Helm ] [ Wheel House ] [ Layout ] [ Galley ] [ Forecabin ] [ Aft Cabin ] [ Heads ] [ Engine ] [ Specifications ] [ Comments ]

 
Sea Maid 
Outside Helm
Wheel House
Layout
Galley
Forecabin
Aft Cabin
Heads
Engine
Specifications
Comments

Specifications

Sea Maid is a Finmar 36 Long keeled sloop, built with GRP Hull and timber decks and superstructure by Finmar Yachts in Hanko, Finland  in 1981.  She has Teak laid decks. 

She offers up to seven berths in three cabins. The hull had preventative Epoxy treatment in 2002

Approximate Dimensions

Length Overall  35ft 5ins 10.8m
Waterline Length  30ft 10ins 9.4m
Beam  11ft 2ins 3.4m
Draft  5ft 3ins 1.6m
Sail Area 615sq ft 55.5sqm
Displacement  8.3tons
Ballast 3 tons

Rig, Sails and Spars

Anodised Aluminium alloy spars
Stainless Steel  standing rigging
Mainsail ~240sq ft - good - valeted 2004/2005
Slab reefing on mainsail - 3 reefs. 
Genoa ~375 sq ft - good - valeted + new UV strip 2004/2005
Roller reefing on Genoa
Spare jib ~215sq ft  - as new 
Spinnaker ~860sqft - good 

Deck Equipment

35lbs (16kg)Delta Bower anchor on 40m chain (2004)
13lbs Guardian Kedge anchor with chain and leaded line(2005)
Electric anchor windlass with gypsy and drum (2004)
2 x self tailing genoa sheet winches
2 x Lewmar Spinnaker sheet winches (not yet fitted)
2 x Lewmar halliard winches on mast 

General Equipment

Suunto D110 steering compass in wheelhouse
Silva steering compass at outside helm
Sumlog speed and distance
Double stainless steel sinks to galley
ENO stainless steel gas cooker (2004)
Refrigerator - mains or 12Volts ships supply
Large bowl Jabsco-Par sea toilet
2 x 13kg Gas bottles in ventilated compartment

Engine and Mechanics

Perkins 4.236 Sabre M90 73 bhp diesel (1800 hours, July 2008)
Full engine instrumentation inc fuel tank gauges on deck head
Single lever Forward - Neutral - Astern  controls at each helm
Hydraulic steering to Inside and outside helm positions 
Bow thruster - controls at each helm 
Inside and outside helms - hydraulic steering system 
Eberspacher diesel fired ducted warm air heating to all cabins

Tankage

Water - 93 gallons with gauge
Diesel - 100 gallons
Holding - 80 litres  for shower and heads - manual pump out

Electrics / Electronics

12 Volt 120AH engine start battery (2004)
12 Volt 120AH general service battery (2004)
12 Volt 120AH windlass and bow thruster battery (2004)
Garmin GPSMAP 172C Chartplotter  (2004)
Furuno GPS type 31
Nasa depth sounder (2007)
Interphase Probe forward looking echo sounder
Raymarine ST60 Wind speed and direction
Autohelm 6001 Autopilot (2005)
Uniden Polaris DSC VHF Radiotelephone  (2004)
Horizon HX25 handheld VHF Radiotelephone
Shore power installation with RCD 
Mastervolt automatic 40A battery charger
Electric horn
12Volt portable searchlight
Navigation lights
Interior lights

Safety Gear

2 x Manual bilge pumps
1 Electric Bilge pump
Mobri Radar reflector (2005)
2 x horseshoe lifebuoys with automatic lights
Stern Boarding ladder with teak swim platform (2004)
Lifejackets
Harnesses
Flares (2004)

Shore Gear

Bombard AX2 Inflatable dinghy (2004)
 

[ Sea Maid ] [ Outside Helm ] [ Wheel House ] [ Layout ] [ Galley ] [ Forecabin ] [ Aft Cabin ] [ Heads ] [ Engine ] [ Specifications ] [ Comments ]
For further details or to arrange to view, please contact Adrian  Espin at: - Astonbury Marine Services 
19 Colne Road, Brightlingsea, Essex, CO7 0DL  Tel: 01206 305 996  or +44 1206 305 996   
or email to: adrian@EasternYachts.com
 In this case we are acting as Brokers only. The Vendor is not selling in the course of a business. Whilst every care has been taken in their preparation, the correctness of these particulars is not guaranteed. The particulars are intended only as a guide and they do not constitute a term of any contract. A prospective buyer is strongly advised to check the particulars and, where appropriate, to have the vessel fully surveyed and inspected, sea trialled and opened up.  All Content is copyright - all rights reserved.