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Photographs April 2012 unless marked otherwise
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Photographs
April 2012
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marked
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MacAlister Carvall were based in Lymington in the 1970s and early 80s, building a range of boats in ferrocement. Whilst most of the boats they built were fishing boats, they did build a number of yachts.
Professionally built ferrocement boats virtually ceased to be built in the 1980s, as the advantages of very high strength and low long-term maintenance from relatively cheap materials was outweighed by high labour costs. It was the labour-intensive nature of the build process that ended most ferro hull construction, not any defect in the material itself.
In recent years the entire wooden deck and coachroof has been renewed, with marine ply over laminated deck beams |
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Above: There is a quarterberth aft of the chart table, currently
used only for stowage
Below: The Yanmar diesel was given a total overhaul and rebuild
by
Yanmar agents Cellar Marine in 2006, and has run relatively few hours
since then.
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The actual hull length is approximately
33' 6", with bowsprit and rudder and stern platform extending
the overall length to about 39 ft. The hull is unusually fair for
a ferro yacht, indicating a high quality original build, as does
the use of weldmesh instead of chicken wire in the armature.
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Photographs April 2012
except where
marked otherwise |
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A good ferrocement hull is incredibly strong, and probably
the lowest maintenance material in existence for a yacht hull. This yacht needs some external cleaning, varnishing
and painting, but offers a lot of boat for the money.
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Equipment List: |
Engine details |

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Yanmar 2QM 20 bhp diesel, rebuilt in 2006 |
Fuel tank capacity |

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2 x 150 litre stainless steel tanks (fuel consumption 1 litre/hour
at 4 to 5 knots) |
Propeller |

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fixed three-bladed |
Batteries |

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90 AH service battery and 90 AH engine starting battery, both
new 2007 |
Battery charging |

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engine alternator (new 2008) and Rutland 913 wind charger (new
2007) |
Sails
and deck equipment |
Rig details |

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Staysail ketch, Kemp alloy spars and S/S standing rigging (age
of standing rigging not known, except upper shrouds new 2009) |
Mainsail |

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Hong Kong Sails - white, two reefs with lazyjacks and cover
- all new 2008 |
Genoa |

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Roller reefing No 1 genoa, white - approx 5 years old |
Genoa furling |

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Plastimo 910S |
Staysail |

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Self-tacking staysail, tan - new 2008 |
Mizzen |

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Tan - new 2008 |
Halliard winches |

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2 x Antal 120 |
Halliard winches |

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2 x Antal 120 |
Bower anchor |

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45 lb CQR with 70 metres 3/8" calibrated chain |
Anchor windlass |

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Goiot heavy duty manual windlass |
Kedge anchor |

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35 lb Delta with 10 metres 3/8" chain and 30 metres warp |
Spare anchor |

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20 lb Danforth with 5 metres 3/8" chain and warp |
Steering |

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Tiller |
Steering compass |

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Suunto bulkhead compass |
Warps & fenders |

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4 warps and 7 fenders |
Miscellaneous |

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Cockpit sprayhood and dodgers, hatch covers, cockpit cushions
(new 2008), boarding ladder, bosuns chair, |
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Navigation Equipment and instruments
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Radar |

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Furuno 1623 LCD radar - new 2008 |
GPS |

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Garmin 72 - new 2006 |
Log/speed |

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NASA |
Depth sounder |

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NASA Stingray |
VHF radio |

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NASA 5600 |
Navtex |

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NASA Target Navtex - new 2008 |
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Safety/emergency equipment
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Lifebuoy |

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Radar reflector |

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Bilge pumps |

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2 x manual |
Fire extinguishers |

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2 |
Interior |
Cabin layout |

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Forecabin/heads/saloon |
Cabin heating |

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Diesel heater |
Berths |

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6 (double in forecabin, three singles plus quarterberth in
saloon) |
Water tank capacity |

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100 litres - new flexible tank and piping 2009 |
Hot water |

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Pressurised H&C water - heating by Rinnai on-demand gas
heater - new 2007. All gas piping replaced 2007. |
Cooker |

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Parker gas cooker with 2 burners, grill and oven - new 2008 |
Heads |

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Blakes Lavac, with unused S/S holding tank |
These particulars
are believed to be correct but cannot be guaranteed and are subject
to confirmation by the purchaser subject to still being available.
For further information or to arrange a viewing,
please contact Yachtsnet on 01326-212234
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description of the vessel but their accuracy cannot be guaranteed.
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unless otherwise stated. The prospective purchaser is strongly
recommended to check the particulars, and where appropriate, at
his own expense, to employ qualified agents to carry out surveys,
structural and/or mechanical & electrical checks or tests
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