Southerly 100 Long Range Sailing Yacht Walkthrough Video Tour - Great Upgrades to this quality boat. скачать в хорошем качестве

Southerly 100 Long Range Sailing Yacht Walkthrough Video Tour - Great Upgrades to this quality boat.

Another great boat presented by www.parker-adams.co.uk A brilliant boat that has enjoyed so many upgrades over the years.. these include: Sandiamo S100 Upgrades, Maintenance & Inventory Mechanical Upgrades • Raw water seacock and strainer replaced (2019) • Replaced port side steering cable and test & refit Raymarine autohelm (JWS Marine - 2015) • Re-engined in July 2013 by TS Marine, Universal Marina • Beta 35 (35 hp @ 2800 rpm) with TMC 60 2:1 gearbox, 65-amp alternator, • Last serviced June 2021 (oil change, oil and air filters, anode, new impeller) • Full-service history & box of service kit spares • Propeller 16” Fixed 3 blade (2013) • Rope Cutter (2013) Other • Full tank of diesel Electrical & Navigation Upgrades • 2 x double USB sockets fitted to 12V ring (June 2021) • New portside navigation light (2021) • New ProSport smart battery charger (2019) • New Rutland wind charger and extension pole mounted on pushpit (2019) • New solar panels (2019) • New solar/wind power regulator (2019) • New inverter (2019) • New consumer unit fitted behind saloon starboard seat (2019) • New Fusion 6” waterproof speakers in cockpit (2019) • 1 x engine battery (2018) • 2 x house batteries (2018) • New Pico battery meter (2018) • New instruments fitted 2017 costing £3k+ • Raymarine Axiom 9 Plotter with Navionics download (2017) • 2 x Raymarine i70 instruments (2017) • SeaTalkNG backbone kit, transducer converter (2017) • Fixed VHF Radio with remote by helm (new 2015) • VHF antenna replaced (2015) Other equipment • Shore power with 240v ring main and one double socket starboard side saloon • Double socket for inverter port side saloon • Small Garmin plotter at helm • Radar machine by chart table (old but working) • Radar reflector • Log and blank • FM stereo with saloon & cockpit speakers Sails, Canvas & Running Rigging • New mainsail by Kemp Sails - Portland Premium 6.5 (270), fully battened, 2 reefs (2021) • New Lazy jacks (2021) • New genoa by Kemp Sails - Portland Premium 6.5 (270), foam luff ribs, charcoal UV strip (2020) • All halyards replaced (2020) • New sprayhood and stack (2019) Other • Cruising chute • Old mainsail (ball bearing cars removed and refurbished for use on new mainsail) Galley & Heads • New drinking water filter and flipper whale pump fitted to galley (2021) • Replaced Y-splitter to holding tank (2021) • Serviced heads seacocks (2021) • New two burner gas cooker with oven and grill, new fittings & gas safety check (2020) • Taps and shower hose in heads replaced 2020 • Electric toilet with macerator pump (2015) Other Inventory • Stainless steel double sink with mixer tap • 240v Immersion heater fitted to calorifier • Top loading 12v refrigerator • 2 x fresh water tanks (port & starboard) • Holding tank • Shower pump On Deck • Rocna 15kg anchor (new July 2021) • Bespoke machined nylon bow roller to fit Rocna (new July 2021) • 30m chain (painted red every 5m) • Boat name decals replaced (2021) • 2 x new horseshoe buoys (2021) • 4 x new Poyform fenders & fender socks with fender clips (2021) • New danbuoy (2020) • New wooden flagstaff (2020) Other Inventory • Manual windlass • 4 x Lewmar self-tailing winches • 2 x winches • Binnacle cover • Kedge anchor • Mooring lines • Boathook (clipped next to door to heads) • Gas stowage with two gas bottles (one empty) • Avon dinghy with oars Snagging List • Gas water heater in heads disconnected when cooker replaced • 240v Immersion heater to calorifier occasionally trips shore power (trips consumer unit switch behind starboard saloon seat) • Fuel tank gauge has never worked • Some water in bilge after motoring (stern gland needs tightening?) • Hatch window to v-berth leaks in heavy rain, some water staining to floor • Navtex not working (has power and ariel replaced (2015) • One rope clutch on starboard side not holding • Galley second draw down catch needs screwing back in • Lifting keel motor switch sticks (use thin piece of wood on starboard shelf to poke down keel housing to free) – we have only ever used the manual hydraulic pump to protect the motor • Secondary steering throttle switch plastic cracked – temporarily fixed with a hose clip