For Sale: 34' Windward Marine Cutter

[Ironhorse74]

The boat is in Camas Washington in an assumable slip. Price is 25,000











34' Cutter currently rigged as a sloop designed by Ed Monk Jr. Heavy keel, hull and canoe stern. 6'4 headroom. This is a sailboat you can circumnavigate, Many improvements, new bottom paint, new chart plotter, new fuel polisher. Still needs some TLC but a huge improvement over 3 years ago. I simply do not have time to use her like she should be used. Email

Moorage is transferable. Camas Washougal is a nice inexpensive marina with a long waiting list.

Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:

Boat Name
Second Wind

Specs
Builder: Windward Marine
Designer: Ed Monk

Dimensions
LOA: 34 ft 4 in
Beam: 11 ft 0 in
Maximum Draft: 5 ft 10 in

Engines
Engine Brand: Westerbeke (FWC)
Engine Hours: 775

Tanks
Fuel Tanks: (100 Gallons)



Dimensions
Displacement: 19,000 lbs. (reported)



Engines
Total Power: 25



Tanks
Fresh Water: 60 gallons (3 tanks)
Holding: 25 gallons (est.) Alum.



Accommodations

• Sleeps 5
• 2) in v-berth (forward)
• 2) on main cabin berth
• 1) on quarter berth bunk
• Ample storage under all bunks, plus drawers and numerous hanging lockers
• Manual and pressurized water system
• Shower and one manually operated head with holding tank
• Fab All diesel heater
• Brass kerosene lamp



Galley

• Three burner gimbaled (propane stove with oven
• Frigibar refrigerator (12 volt compressor driven)
• Double stainless steel sink with manual and pressurized water system



Electronics

• Tillerpilot auto pilot
• Magellan GPS, Model 5000 (Ser.# 1A 019270)
• Apelco 850 VHF
• 2) Raytheon speed and depth electronic units
• Electronic digital depth sounder
• Small brass clock
• Bulkhead mounted compass



Electrical

• AC/ & DC/12-volt power
• 2) 8D batteries
• 1) 12 volt engine start battery
• Stat Power battery charger
• 50' shore power cord



Deck, Sails & Winches

• Deck:
• Masthead mounted Windex
• Brahms manual windlass on foredeck
• Bruce anchor, 40# with 100' of chain and 100' rode,
• Plow anchor (35#), plus 100' nylon rode
• 2) Teak grab rails the length of the coach roof
• Stainless steel lifelines with vinyl covered safety lines
•
• Sails:
• Mainsail
• 1) 80% jib
• 1) 110% jib
• 1) 120% jib
• Fully battened main with "Dutchman" system
•
• Winches:
• 1) Barrient #22
• 2) Enkes #20



Additional

• 9' Water Tender dingy
• Life sling man overboard unit
• 4) life jackets
• 12 volt fan
• AC power oil heater
• 2) 20 lb. propane tanks (for galley stove)
• Flares
• 1) 12 volt bilge pump
• 1) manual whaler pump
• 3) fire extinguishers
•
• Note:
• 2) fuel tanks consisting of:
• 1) 20 gallon aluminum day tank
• 1) integral 60 gallon tank in keel

[lucidsalt]

Is the rudder hung on the back of the keel? Do you have another photo that shows the underbody shape a bit better?

[Ironhorse74]

Originally Posted by lucidsalt

Is the rudder hung on the back of the keel? Do you have another photo that shows the underbody shape a bit better?

See if this one answers your question.

Cruisers & Sailing Forums - Ironhorse74's Album: Second Wind - Picture

Thanks

Brad

[Gasser9]

PM me re: your boat. I'd like to arrange a visit. I' m in central Oregon

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