| Toucan is cutter rigged with six sails: fully battened main with two deep reefs, storm trysail on separate track, large 135% genoa on Profurl roller furler, 100% yankee, hank-on staysail and storm staysail. Lazy jacks contain the mainsail for flaking and stowing. |
| Toucan boasts two powerful Lewmar 55 primary winches, three Lewmar 40 winches, one Lewmar 30 winch. All winches are self-tailing and two speed. All halyards and sheets lead to the cockpit for safe and easy reefing, sail changes and trimming. Ten sheet stoppers in the cockpit control halyards, main sheet, reefing lines, pole topping lift and staysail sheets. Other deck equipment and layout: |
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| The 45# genuine CQR
main anchor has 200 feet of 3/8 inch hi-tensile chain backed with 150
feet of 3/4 inch nylon rode. The 45# genuine CQR second anchor has 75 feet of 3/8 inch hi-tensile chain in three sections connected with hi-tensile interlink connectors and 50 feet of 3/4 inch nylon rode. The third anchor is a Fortress FX37 with 10 feet of 3/8 inch hi-tensile chain and 150 feet of 5/8 inch nylon rode. The fourth anchor is a Danforth Deepset 20# anchor with 100 feet of 3/4 inch nylon rode. |
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| Multiple 3/4 inch nylon lines from 20-40 feet long with anti-chafing gear are available in the lazarette for securing dockside or to a mooring. |
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The large, aft cockpit has plenty of room for six adults. A Ritchie compass tops the binnacle. Controls are located conveniently for the autopilot, engine and instruments. Ray Marine dedicated instruments and repeaters mounted forward above the companionway display all the necessary sailing and navigation information to all parts of the cockpit. A nicely varnished teak table and drink holder are attached to the front of the binnacle. Side bins on each side of the cockpit provide places to store winch handles, gloves and other gear. Line hangers allow neat stowage of lines not in use. One-inch stainless tubing on top and heavy wire below comprise the lifeline configuration in the cockpit, making it extremely safe and secure. There are two, heavy, through-bolted pad-eyes for safety harness hook-up. |
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| A Force 10 (now known as Kuuma) barbecue is
mounted on the stern rail. There are two 12 volt outlets in the cockpit.
An anchor light illuminates the cockpit and recessed waterproof stereo
speakers provide music for entertaining. There is a super bright hand-held spotlight available in the lazarette. There are four lazarettes, two deep ones with lots of storage space, one shallow one for winch handles and other sailing hardware and a deep one that holds two 20-gallon propane tanks. The foreward lazarette on the port side allows easy access to the refrigeration system and also opens all the way down to the engine room. |
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The Forward Cabin has a queen size berth and custom fitted inner-spring mattress. There are three large shelves for lots of books. One hanging locker, six storage lockers and three drawers provide abundant storage for clothing. A very large storage area is accessible under the berth. Twin doors allow clear access to the chain locker at the forward end of the berth. Three fans, two reading lights, an overhead light, one large hatch and two opening ports create a bright and comfortable stateroom. A centrally located deck prism creates lots of natural light. The large, tinted Goiot hatch overhead with removable bug screen below brings in light and ventilation. |
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Head is equipped
with a reliable Raritan manual toilet, 10-gallon holding tank, marble
topped sink and good lighting. Pressure hot and cold fresh water plus
foot pumped fresh water service the sink. There is a large
bulkhead-mounted mirrored cabinet over the sink, two large lockers on
the hull side for storage and one under the sink for good access to
plumbing and more storage. Two drawers are located on the right side of
the sink cabinetry. An overhead deck prism illuminates the space.
The Shower is a separate, all-fiberglass enclosure for easy cleaning. The molded fiberglass seat, hot and cold pressure water and teak grate allow for safe, comfortable and convenient showers, even under way. Grey water is pressure pumped directly overboard so there is no smelly sump to clean. The large locker easily holds all your towels. |
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The Main Saloon seats six people quite comfortably on one U-shaped settee to port and a straight settee on starboard. There are four closed lockers above the settees and seven lockers behind the seat back cushions. A large shelf is found on each side and aft of the closed lockers. A deep hanging locker is located forward on the starboard side and a deep wet-locker that drains to the bilge is on the starboard side aft of the navigation table. There is a water tank beneath each settee along the hull. Lee cloths are concealed beneath the settees when not underway. Four fans add to the already airy and well-ventilated area. There are two large Goiot hatches overhead – the forward one opens fore and aft in either direction while the aft one opens side to side in either direction. Two deck prisms – one each on port and starboard – add yet more natural light to the open cabin space. |
| The Navigation Area and chart table face aft and are located aft of the starboard settee. The Bass electrical panel offers clean, accessible control of all DC and AC circuits. A deck prism above the panel brightly illuminates the chart table, instruments and panel. The communications equipment and stereo are also found here. |
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The Aft Cabin
has a double berth with two
reading lights and an overhead light. There is a locking, folding door for
privacy, a large hanging locker, three drawers, a small storage locker and a
spacious locker with a fold down stainless steel covered door that is ideal for
working on projects. A large cabinet with mirror is mounted on the
forward bulkhead in the cabin. There are multiple shelves that are great for
books and large items to be stored. |
| The Galley and main saloon adjoin to produce a very open aspect to the below decks area and make it seem larger than apparent from outside. The galley has a deep double stainless steel sink with a Grohe mixer faucet, soap dispenser and spray attachment. There are two foot pumps; one each for salt and fresh water. The deep garbage or storage (your choice) locker next to the sinks is convenient for the cook. There is a gimbaled three burner Mariner propane stainless steel stove with oven and broiler. Refrigeration is accessed by either of two opening hatches that are flush with the counter top or through a front hatch. Nine lockers and six drawers allow plentiful storage for food and utensils. There are four lights over the stove and refrigerator and a bright overhead light. |
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Reduced! US $119,500 - Located at the Oceanview Marina on Samal Island in Mindanao, Philippine Islands
