Sabre 36

Construction

     "Hull

     The hull is a balsa cored hand laminated, fiberglass molding built with alternating layers of mat and woven roving with unidirectional roving and additional reinforcement in high stress areas. The interior is constructed with handcrafted wood using meticulous boatbuilding techniques.

     Deck

     The deck is hand laminated fiberglass with balsa core stiffening and non-skid deck surfaces molded in. Toerails and handrails are teak. The companionway hatch has a fiberglass spray hood for foul weather protection. There is a sliding main hatch constructed of tinted acrylic with a teak frame. Two large aluminum framed hatches with translucent Lexan panels, four recessed fixed ports, and two opening ports provide light and ventilation in the forward and main cabins. An easily accessed foredeck anchor well simplifies the handling of ground tackle. Other standard features include a welded stainless steel double rail bow pulpit and stern rail, four dorado vents, two gates and braced stanchions, and double lifeline." ~ Sabre 36 Brochure   

Hull and Deck

Hull

• Black Awlgripped topsides
• Silver cove stripe
• Double white boot stripe
• Black antifouling on bottom
• Bronze tapered seacocks

Deck

• Light gray diamond pattern decks on white fiberglass decks
• Wide side decks for safe movement
• Double rail stainless steel pulpit 
• Double rail stainless steel pushpit
• Double lifelines ~ 2015

     Cockpit

• T-shaped self-bailing cockpit with raised helmsman's seat
• Lazarette locker to port undet seat
• Shallow storage locker under starboard seat
• Edson pedestal wheel, with Elkhide cover and binnacle
• Custom teak cockpit table with Edson hardware ~ 2023
• Engine oil pressure, water temp, tachometer, and fuel gauge
• Custom cockpit cushions ~ 2020
• Black Sunbrella dodger ~ 2022
• Handheld cockpit shower
• Emergency tiller stowed in port lazarette
• Gas grill stowed in port lazarette

     Coachroof

• Main traveler
• (2) Aluminum framed deck hatches with acrylic lenses
• Solar fan in forward deck hatch
• (4) Dorade ventilators
• (2) Chrome cowles
• (7) Opening portlights

     Foredeck

• Deck bow anchor locker and stainless steel bow roller
• 35 lb Mantus anchor with chain and rode

Sails and Rigging

     Standing Rigging

• Hood extruded aluminum mast and boom (keel stepped)
• 1 x 19 Stainless steel wire with Norseman fittings 

     Running Rigging

• Braided sheets halyards
• Harken MK III furler
• In mast furler
• Navtec hydraulic backstay tensioner
• Chainplate and chainplate deck covers
• Inboard genoa tracks
• Harken mainsheet traveller

     Winches

• (2) Lewmar 52 two-speed self tailing primary winches
• (2) Barient 25 two-speed secondary winches
• (3) Lewmar 30 two speed self tailing trim winches
• (2) Lewmar 24 two speed trim winch
• (1) Lewmar 16 trim winch
• (2) Lewmar 8 trim winch

     Sails

• Doyle in-mast furling mainsail ~ 1999 (serviced by Quantum 2021)
• 135% Genoa ~ 2006
• Asymmetrical spinnaker with turtle

Electronics

• B&G Vulcan 12 chartplotter ~ 2020
• B&G Halo 20 radar ~ 2020
• B&G Triton instrument controllers and displays ~ 2020
• B&G autopilot ~ 2020
• B&G Wind instruments ~ 2020
• B&G temperature, depth, and speed instruments ~ 2020
• Garmin Fusion stereo with new cockpit and cabin speakers ~ 2020

Electrical System

12-Volt DC

• Nova 12-volt DC main electrical distribution panel with DC volt meter
• Nove 12-volt DC secondary electrical distribution panel 
• New AGM house batteries ~ 2022
• Heart EMS1800-2 charger with Freedom 1000-12 inverter
• PICO tank and battery monitor ~ 2025
• All lights updated to LED (navigation, deck, and cabin)

120-Volt AC

• Nova 120-volt AC electrical distribution panel
• 30 Amp shore power

Mechanical Systems

Propulsion

• Hurth/ZF HBW Series transmition
• Racor fuel water separator with engine mounted secondary
• 1" Stainless prop shaft with line cutter
• 3-Blade feathering prop

Steering

• Wheel steered, Edson pedestal mount
• Molded fiberglass rudder ~ 2005

Interior

     The Sabre 36 has accommodations for seven with standing headroom of 6’3”. The forward cabin has two 6’6” Vee berths with a filler cushion to form a double bed. There are large storage compartments and hanging lockers.

     The main cabin has a U shaped dinette to port which converts to a double berth. The settee opposite the dinette is a single settee berth, plus there's a large double quarter berth aft of the navigation station. Outboard storage lockers and shelves line the main cabin. The berth cushions are newly reupholstered in 2020. The oiled teak interior with teak sole and holly sole.

     The head compartment has a new composting head, vanity with sink, spacious lockers and a shower with pressurized hot and cold water. Opposite the head compartment are two large hanging lockers.

     Cabin courtesy lights - some have been changed to LED lights. 

Quarter berth

• Reading light
• Shelf storage outboard
• Opening port light to cockpit for ventilation

Navigation Station

• Overhead lighting
• Red and white chart light
• Electrical distribution panels (see Electrical Systems)
• Suite of electronics (see Electronics)
• Locker and shelf storage outboard
• Toploading chart table
• Drawer storage below work top

Salon

• Overhead hatch
• Sconce lighting (3) lights, (1) to port and (2) to starboard
• (2) 12-Volt fans
• West Marine (Weems and Plath) ships clock
• Locker and shelf storage outboard port and starboard
• Wrap around settee seating to port
• Bench settee seat to starboard
• Teak table that drops down to make insert for double berth

Forward Cabin

• Overhead deck hatch
• Overhead lighting
• (2) Opening portlights
• (2) Reading lights on aft bulkhead
• Hanging locker to starboard
• Shelf storage port and starboard above bunk
• 12-Volt fan on forward bulkhead
• Vanity mirro on back of head door
• V-berth with insert
• Drawer and locker storage below berth
• Door to head

Head

• Overhead lighting
• Opening port light
• Shelf and locker storage outboard
• Pressurized fresh hot/cold shower
• Pressurized fresh hot/cold faucet
• Single basin sink
• Air Head composting toilet (eco-friendly, no pump-outs required) ~ 2021
• Vanity mirror

Galley

• Overhead lighting
• Locker and shelf storage outboard
• Wrap around counters
• Extension to counter inboard and forward
• Pressurized fresh hot/cold faucet
• Double basin galley sink
• CSI CNG 2-burner cookk top with oven and broiler
• Top loading icebox
• Isotherm cold plate refrigeration ~ 2022 
• Builtin trash bin
• Shelf and builtin cup storage above counters aft

Tankage

Diesel

• 30 Gallon aluminum tank
• Centerline under cockpit sole

Fresh Water

• (2) 35 Gallon polypropylene plastic tanks
• Port and starboard settees

CNG

• (1) Steel cylinder in lazarette locker

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     The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.