 | Simpson Lawrence Anchorman 1200 windlass with rope and chain gypsy |
 | Stainless steel chafe plates between anchor roller and windlass |
 | Maxwell chain stopper for primary anchor |
 | New Found Metals flush deck anchor wash down fitting |
 | Shurflo Blaster pump for deck wash down plumbed with fresh or salt water (see
systems) |
 | Chafe guards for midship cleats |
 | Vetus exhaust fans in hatches of galley and both heads |
 | Bauer Jr. gas powered SCUBA compressor in teak deck box -(fills a tank in 18
minutes) |
 | Viking 6 man Viking Lite liferaft- bad company-
I do not recommend
them |
 | Ocean Kayaks Pocket Tracker one person kayak |
 | Bic Fanatic windsurfer |
 | 2-5 gallon diesel jugs |
 | 1-6 gallon gas can |
 | 2-3 gallon gas cans |
 | 2 Nylon webbing jacklines from forward to aft cleats |
 | 2 Wichard folding pad eyes for tying kayak or dinghy on deck
|
*Pad eyes, compressor box and liferaft are all through bolted to the cabin
top with large aluminum backing plates. The interior
holes are fitted with decorative plates to match the overhead in the main salon.
(see photo in interior modifications).
Port
deck view shows gas can lashed by traveler, sunshower lead into aft head,
liferaft, Bauer scuba compressor, wind surfer boom.
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Starboard
deck view shows kayak, solid boom vang, storm trysail track, boat hook, 12
gallons diesel fuel and windsurfer. Aft of the kayak are 6 gallons
of gas. On long passages the dinghy is put in place of the kayak and the
light weight kayak goes on the davits.