Spencer 53 Pilothouse Ketch Motor Sailer

Mechanical systems:
7.5 knots as 2000 RPM, 6 knots at 1700RPM
Dual Racor primary fuel filters
Pindell Engineering diesel tank vent water filter

History of engine maintance and repairs are on file on board.
Diesel tanks recently cleaned
Jabsco blower in engine room
Balmar 150 amp alternator with external Xantrex smart regulator
Eberspacher D-8 forced air diesel heater
Adler Barbour refigeration
Single lever throttle/shift at both helm stations
(2) BEP Matrix tank monitors
Raritan 12 gallon hot water heater
Sealand Tankwatch 4 level indicator in forward head
Transfer pump with primer and Racor between fuel tanks

Additional electrical:
(2) 30 amp shore power inlets with (4) 50' shore power cords
AC/DC electrical system updated
Blue Seas AC/DC panels
(8) 6v Lifeline house batteries (2012)
(1) 12 Lifeline start battery (2012)
Isolation transformer with 110v/220v switch
New AC/DC wiring
AGM house and start batteries
Newmar VAH110 DC monitor
Outback inverter
(2) Blue Seas AC voltmeter/ammeter for shore and inverter power
Blue Seas 120/240v AC selector
Isoguard 3.8kva isolation transformer
Solar panel and wind geverator integrated to system

Ketch rigged unknown Aluminium spars (2009) with Stainless Steel standing rigging (2009)

In 2009, this boat was partially re-rigged with a new main mast and Schaefer in-boom furlers for the mainsail and mizzen. A two-speed Harken electric winch for the mainsail halyard was installed. All sail control may be handled from the cockpit. Steps to the top of the main mast. Steps to the spreaders on the mizzen. Seldon carbon fiber whisker pole. Harken 46ST 2 speed electric winch on cabin top. Barien 27ST mizzen sheet/halyard winches.

12 volt battery, 9 batteries charged by: engine, solar panels, shore power

There are two plumbed waste water systems aboard. One is a 12 volt treat and discharge system and the other is a manual pump to a holding tank with either a manual pump out or a Y valve for overboard.

The fuel and water tanks are fiberglass.

Capacities and dimensions are not verified by Waterline Boats / Boatshed, and are reported from seller's information and/or literature.

Starting forward is the spacious forward cabin which features sleeping for two with sail storage under the bunks. There is plenty of light natural light and ventilation. Also has an access to the chain locker forward. Just aft to port is the head with manual toilet, Corian countertop and sink with storage below. To starboard is a very large hanging locker. Continuing aft into the pilot house on the port side is a large dinette with storage under. To starboard is the helm station with outstanding visibility from the large windows. Aft to port is the access to the engine room and work bench. Also this area aft of the dinette has chart storage, a file drawer and access to the 120 volt panel. To starboard is the navigation station with the electronic control panels and a swivel seat at the chart table.

Aft and down three steps on the starboard side is the spacious well-equipped galley. Corian countertop on the starboard side with sink, stove, refrigerator, with storage above and below the counter. Opposite to this is galley storage and built-in microwave. Galley equipment: GE Microwave, Corian countertops, pressure water faucet, hot water heater , Force 10 three-burner propane stove/oven, Trident propane solenoid, (2) 20 lb aluminum propane tanks in deck box, (2) blowers in galley, front loading refrigeration compartment.

Aft is the entrance to the enormous master suite. Featuring a queen walkaround double bed. Starboard side storage chest and settee. On the port is the head with shower enclosure.

The forward head has a manual flush and the aft head is a 12 volt electric flush.