Palmer Johnson Sloop 61

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Boat Details

LOA 61 HP 100 Price $275,000
LWL 45'6" Cruise Speed Fuel Capacity 250
Beam 14 WOT Trailer No
Weight 63,237 Maker Palmer Johnson Drive Type
Motor Volvo TAMD31S Model 61' Sloop Capacity
    Year 1972 Status Open

Rarely do we get an opportunity to represent such a desirable vessel. Designed by McCurdy & Rhodes and handcrafted by Palmer Johnson “AKKA” she is the best in pedigree. From an era when these types of custom built boats were designed for safety, style and comfort, perhaps AKKA’s biggest attribute is her sailing characteristics, whether it be winning both Mackinaw races only a month after her launch or to be crossing oceans in modern times, AKKA is a yachtsman’s dream. For those yachtsman seeking a proper yacht or a family “flagship”, This vessel is highly recommended.

Accommodations
Starting aft is the full beam owners stateroom with a large berth to starboard and a standard size berth to port with cockpit companionway ladder access and a seat between the two. There are ample lockers and drawers for storage. A large en-suite head is to starboard. Moving forward on port is the Navigation table with plenty of storage for charts books, etc, continuing forward is the galley with lots of drawers & lockers for storage. Across the galley is the main saloon consisting of a center line and starboard settes with a large drop leaf varnished table between. There is access to center cockpit just aft of the centerline settee. Starboard and aft is a stateroom with port & starboard bunks. Forward of the galley is the main head. forward is a large full beam stateroom with port and starboard bunks with pilot berths above both. Moving forward are fold down pipe berths and plenty of storage for sails, tools, extra supplies, etc. The interior is of varnished teak with teak & holly sole.

Galley
The galley is amidships on the port side.
Force 10 gimbaled 3 burner stove with oven & broiler.
Solenoid valve and control
Stainless steel sink
Hot & cold pressurized water
Saltwater foot pump
Refrigerated ice box

Electronics and Navigation
AT NAVIGATION TABLE:
2 B&G Hercules 690’s
Furuno Radar
Furuno GP-1650 Plotter
Magnavox MX100 GPS
Standard Horizon VHF
Icom IC-M710 MF/HF receiver
Main cabin companionway/B&G 690
AFT COCKPIT:
B&G Hydra 2
B&B Hercules 690
Furuno Radar
B&G wind speed
B&G wind direction
B&G depth
3 Danforth Constellation compasses
B&G Hydra autopilot

Electrical
Batteries: Eight six volt lead acid batteries connected in series / parallel for ships service. One 12 volt battery for engine cranking contained in covered container forward of main engine.
AC 120 Volt electrical system
AC shore power cord
Large main breaker panel
Transformer with reverse polarity indicator
DC electrical system
Xantrex Heart interface freedom marine inverter charger
Alternator on engine

Entertainment Equipment
Alpine AM FM with Cassette player
Alpine CD changer
Panasonic 13’’ TV
Hitachi VHS

Winches
Forward of mast, 2 Barient 28’s
Mast Mounted, 3 Barient 28’s & 1 27
Aft of Mast on deck, Barient cross linked coffee grinder type
Forward end of main cabin top, 2 Barient 28’s
Forward cockpit sides, 2 Barinet 35’s
Forward end of aft cabin top, 3 Barient 28’s

Mast & Sails
Hall replacement, 1995, Keel stepped Aluminum mast & boom, Repainted 2005 Stainless steel rod standing rigging
Two Head sails
One genoa
one mainsail
four spinnakers
one storm jib

Mechanical
New Volvo Penta 100 hp marine diesel
Single lever engine control
Dual Racor fuel filters
PSS dripless shaft seal
Max Prop 24” 3-blade self feathering
Stainless steel prop shaft 1.75”
Village Marine water maker
Espar heating system
Electric Rule 3700gph bilge pump
Gusher manual bilge pump

Miscellaneous
Dock lines
fenders
fire extinguishers
Four aluminum Lpg tanks
Two anchors with chain & rode
Halon system in engine room.
CO monitor
Viking eight man life raft
Type I life jackets
Lifesling at stern rail.