WESTSAIL 42

VIKING ROSE

"VIKING ROSE"
Westsail 42 #111 - Year started in 1979 - Finished 1980
Mfg. Hull # WSSF O111 0479 - Documentation No. 942 496

Basic Specifications

LOA 42'-11"
LWL 33'-4"
Beam 13'-0"
Draft 6'
Displacement
38,000 lbs.
Ballast
11,000 lbs.
Engine - Perkins 4-235 HP 85
Fuel capacity: 240 gal
Water capacity: 250 gal
Fuel: Diesel
Sail Area (Cutter) 1,400 sq ft


Fuel Diesel Cruising - 6 knots @ 1400 rpm .68 gal/hr Cruising 7 knots @ 1800 rpm 1 gal/hr Range/Power 2,000 miles approx Boat designer Bill Crealock

HISTORY:

Viking Rose has been berthed at Lake Tahoe and Seattle, Washington but we have little information about those years. The owner who sold us the boat used Anchorage, Alaska as his hailing port but sailed from California to St. Petersburg, Florida where we bought her. We took possession in July 1998 and replaced all electronics and began living aboard in August. Since then, we have cruised the Bahamas, down the island chain to Venezuela and Trinidad. We spent each hurricane season safely south in Venezuela and/or Trinidad, afterward heading north each year for extended stays at various islands including Martinique, Guadaloupe, Antigua, and St. Croix. In May 2004, we returned to the US and spent the summer and fall in the Chesapeake. After visiting Georgia and Florida, we are headed back to the Chesapeake.

ACCOMMODATIONS AND LAYOUT:

Viking Rose's first owner commissioned a special layout. Starting at the bow, there is an anchor locker and forward double berth with deep storage lockers beneath. (There are currently no cushions in this cabin since we used the area for storage during our extended cruise.) A door provides privacy between the cabin and the manual head with holding tank, sink, storage drawers, hanging locker (now with shelves), and shower. Another door is between the head and salon. The salon table to port may be lowered and converted to a double berth/lounge from which to watch TV or DVD movies secured above the single settee to starboard. A teak table extension has been mounted on the compression post and may be raised, lowered, or swiveled. At the companionway steps are the galley to port and nav station to starboard.

The factory-finished interior is hand-rubbed varnished teak with teak and holly sole. The salon is well lit with six large tinted windows 3/4 inch thick. If the sun is too bright, the curtains may be closed. Each side has four individual curtains, which allow you to uncover one, two, or three windows, unlike blinds or other window treatments, which require you to uncover all or none of the windows. The cook may watch for friends coming into the anchorage while preparing dinner.

Along the passageway to the stern cabin are a large pantry and five storage lockers to starboard facing an engine access panel. The stern cabin has an athwartship double bed, hanging locker, and sink with a door to the aft head with electric toilet and holding tank and more storage. Another door leads to the engine room.

HULL AND DECK:
  • The deck is molded diamond-cut nonskid fiberglass.
  • 60 lb CQR anchor with 170 ft of 3/8 high test chain (new 11/2000) with 200 ft of 1" rode chain
  • 45 lb CQR anchor with 200 ft of 3/8 high test chain
  • 30 lbs Danforth with chain and 400 ft rode
  • Plath Model # 5 electric operated windlass
  • Groco saltwater deck & chain wash down system 7gpm @ 35 psi

The complex but light-weight (less than 100 pounds) stainless steel arch makes lifting the dinghy each day easy for one person and even easier for two. Lifting the dinghy also keeps the bottom from becoming fouled.

  • Adjustable radar dome
  • Dinghy davits with 4 triple 3" blocks lifts and stows dinghy with engine requires one person by hand
  • Engine hoist with 2 double blocks
  • 2004 CQR anchors & chain re-galvanized
  • Dodger & bimini (All canvas new 8/98, re-stitched in 1/2002 with UV thread, and in good condition)
  • (10) 8" oval bronze opening port lights
  • (2) Lewmar Ocean 60 hatches 11/99
  • Aqua Signal 41 single navigation lights 1 starboard, port and stern (motoring) 7/98
  • Aqua Signal 40 tri-color/anchor light located at mast head
  • Aqua Signal combination masthead steaming light 25 watt/foredeck light sealed beam 50 watt halogen
  • Jabsco 4" x 6" Tungsten halogen flood stern deck 11/99
  • Davis Automatic on/off anchor light 11/99
  • AM/FM and VHF antenna 12/99
GALLEY:
  • Norcold 3 cu. ft. AC/DC front loading refrig./freezer
  • Norcold portable AC/DC top loading refrig./freezer 11/99
  • Shipmate 3-burner propane stove w/oven
  • New 5/2004 Sharp Carousel 700 watt microwave
  • Extra large pantry locker
  • Large Force 10 barbeque grill (outdoor) connected to house propane 11/2001
  • Two 20 lb steel tanks 1/2003
  • Trident 12 volt gas control
  • Dual 14"x10"x10" deep stainless steel sinks with faucet & spray hose handle
ELECTRONICS:
  • Garmin Track 36 GPS interfaced 7/98
  • 5000DLX GPS at helm 8/94
  • Robertson J300 autopilot interfaced 8/98
  • Danforth six inch illuminated compass at helm
  • DataMarine Link, Speed, Water Temp., Log, Depth, Wind Speed & Direction at helm 8/98
  • Links Multi display at navigation table 8/98
  • Furuno 1622 radar 16 nm at helm 8/98
COMMUNICATIONS:
  • SSB COM IC-M710 with 2182Khz user programmable with ham stations 11/99
  • AT-130 antenna tuner with backstay antenna 11/99
  • Email via Sail Mail, SSB, Pactor PTC-IIe modem 11/2000
  • Helm VHF ICOM IC- M45 4/2000
  • Handheld VHF Standard HX150S 11/99
  • Pair of Radio Shack voice actuated fm transceivers with headset/mic Cat # 21-406 Communication between helm and bow 11/99
  • Navigation Table VHF ICOM IC-M59 8/98
ELECTRICAL:
  • 12V DC & 110V AC systems
  • House Bank: (8) 130 AH batteries
  • Engine starting bank: (2) 130 AH batteries
  • Model NC 25A-12 Charge Controller with DC amp and DC volt meters 11/99
  • Heart Interface 2500 watt inverter with a 20 amp battery charger 8/98
  • Heart Interface Link 2000R monitor with three stage alternator regulator 8/98
  • Power 1 220/110 volt input three stage 12 volt/20 amp output battery charger 3/2001
  • Radio Shack 5 hr Ni-Cad/Ni-mh universal battery charger D, C, AA, AAA, Nine Volt approx. 30 rechargeable batteries
  • Fourwinds wind generator 3/2000- Brushless generator installed 2005
  • (2) Siemens 75 watt solar panels 11/99
  • Leece Nevell 200 amp alternator 11/98
  • Balmar 100 amp alternator 11/98
  • Prowatt 600 watt inverter 11/2001
  • Zinc saver
  • (12) 12" Thin-Lite 12 volt single marine fluorescent lights 8/98
  • 12" Thin-Lite 12 volt double red/white fluorescent light 8/98
  • (4) 3" Diameter dome lights
  • (3) Dome lights
  • One Multi-Directional halogen reading spotlight 11/2001
  • Pioneer DEH 245 AM/FM/CD player 35 watt x 4 8/98
SAILS:

The sail plan of this cutter is easily managed by one person because all three sails are furling, the main by a Hood electric in-mast furling system. The reason to have a ketch or yawl is to break up the sail plan so one person can manage it. The cutter's furling sails accomplish this goal without the need for an extra mast and rigging and their accompanying maintenance. A cutter goes up wind better than any other sail rig. Furling, unfurling, adjusting, and reefing are easily and safely accomplished since all lines and controls lead to the cockpit, a definite benefit on night passages or in bad weather.
  • Sail area: 1,400 sq. ft.
  • Hood Furling Stowaway Mast Electric T- Drive, 61 ft above waterline, 560 sq. ft furling mainsail
  • Profurl Titanium NC 42 headsail 1999, 110 and 150 furling headsails
  • Profurl Titanium NC 32 staysail 1997, Yankee staysail
  • Standing rigging 5/16 SS cable with Staylocs. Forestay, staysail and backstays are 3/8" (all new 11/1999)
  • 2000 sq ft cruising chute with snuffer
  • Running rigging 9/16 double braid new in 1999/2005
  • Cockpit winches Barient 2 speed-self-tailing, two 32's, two 23's, two 19's and one 10
  • Mast winches Barient, two 22's 2 speed, and one 10
  • Dutchman Boom Brake
  • 3-Spin-lock TX 8/98
  • 2004 Mast & boom painted
  • Fully enclosed mast steps make going to the top of the mast much easier and safer.
DINGHY:
  • Caribe 10X with bow anchor locker and double hull 9/98
  • Sunbrella dinghy cover 7/2001
  • New 9/2004 Honda 20 hp outboard
  • New 10/2004 Electronic display depth and fish-finder, speed, temp, log
  • Two anchors with 100 foot rode
  • 2 HP Mariner backup outboard
The C10X Caribe dinghy with 17" tubes and double hull has a 6-month-old four-cycle Honda 20 HP outboard. The Honda is quiet and fast in addition to using one-third less gas than two-cycle engines. This means you can carry a third less gas. The large dinghy and powerful outboard allow you to anchor away from other boats and further from shore and the bugs. The 17" tubes keep you high and dry, even when loaded down with a week's worth of groceries. The Sunbrella dinghy cover protects the tubes from abrasion and the harmful rays of the sun.

MECHANICAL:
  • Economical cruise: 6k @ .68 gal. per hr.
  • Three fuel tanks, one 140 gallons and two 50 gallon
  • Fuel polisher 15 gpm pump with Turbine series filter/water separator Racor 900 FG filter 2/2001
  • Primary fuel filter Turbine series filter/water separator Racor 500FG and Spin-on series 120 R filter/water separator
  • Jabsco Centri Puppy fuel transfer pump 11/99
  • Borg Warner Velvet Drive transmission rebuilt 10/2000
  • Range under power: approx. 2,000 mi.
  • TANK TENDER fuel gauges
  • Single SS deck fill with manifold directing valves
  • Baja 6 1/2 diameter fuel filter 11/99
HEATING AND VENTILATION:
  • Newport diesel/kerosene cabin heater
  • (2) Nicro 3" Day & Night Solar rechargeable battery SS vents 700 cu.ft/hr each 11/99
  • 12 volt Hella jet fan
  • (2) 110 volt Stanley Squirrel fans 7/98
  • (2) 12 volt Hella Turbo fans 6/2002
WATER SYSTEM:
  • Village Marine Little Wonder 160 GPD 12 volt watermaker 1998
  • Shurflo 3.8 GPM regulated water pump 2002
  • Whale Flipper hand pumps backup at head sinks
  • (3) Water tanks: one 150 gallon, two 50 gallon
  • TANK TENDER water capacity gauge system
  • Double filter house water filtration system, first stage 10" 5 micron, second stage 10" 1 micron 10/98
  • SS Sinks in forward and aft head and double SS sink in galley
  • (2) Hot and cold shower faucets, one in forward head and one SCANVIK in cockpit 11/99
  • Single SS deck fill with manifold directing valves
  • Groco One gallon accumulator tank 2000
  • Seaward SS 18 gallon hot water heater engine or 110 AC
HEAD SYSTEM:
  • Raritan PH II manual head 11/99
  • Jabsco electric head 2005
  • (2) 20-gallon polyethylene holding tanks
  • SS Deck drain
  • (2) Shurflo macerator fitted thru-hull 7/2002
  • SS Deck sump drain with pump-out hose connection
BILGE PUMP SYSTEM:
  • Rule 2000 bilge pump 2000 gph 7/98
  • Rule 8000 double bilge pump with 2" output 8000 gph with manual switch
  • Whale Gusher manual pump 10
  • Ultra Pump Switch Senior 7/98
  • Ultra bilge alarm 7/98
SAFETY EQUIPMENT:
  • Six-Man Avon Offshore enclosed life raft with provisions
  • deck-mounted Water-activated PUR survivor 06 manual water maker
  • (2) 50 ft 1" nylon web Offshore Jack lines 6000 lb breaking strength 11/99
  • (2) Safety harness tethers- Snap Shackle/Wichard Safety double 6' + 3' 11/99
  • (2) Sospenders offshore manual inflatable life vest with harness 11/99
  • (2) C-strobe personal strobe light with whistles 11/99
  • (2) First Alert smoke detectors one in galley the other in engine room 11/2001
  • First Alert carbon monoxide alarm 11/2000
  • (2) Offshore life vests
  • (4) Type II life vests
  • Life sling overboard rescue system in bag
  • 30" Orange roughneck Perry Buoy
  • 12-gauge alert/locate deluxe kit
  • (3) 5 lb Amerex ABC extinguishers
  • 2 lb Halon extinguisher
THEFT AND BOARDING PROTECTION SYSTEMS:
  • Tungsten Halogen deck floodlight with activation switch at bed 11/99
  • Radio Shack Passive Infrared Sensor Alarm with key chain remote prevents undetected entry at main companionway 7/2000
  • Radio Shack Personal Alarm when armed activates when main hatch cover is opened 7/2000
  • Radio Shack Personal Alarm when armed activates when forward hatch is opened more that five inches 7/2000
  • Radio Shack Personal Alarm when armed activates when aft hatch is opened more that five inches 7/2000
  • Radio Shack Personal Alarm when armed activates when dingy on davits is lowered 7/2000
SUBSTANTIAL SPARE PARTS INVENTORY as of 4/11/05 (We do not guarantee this list since, as time passes, we may use some of these parts. Generally, we replace parts used, but sometimes circumstances or location do not allow us to find replacements immediately.)

1. MAIN ENGINE:
  • Complete engine rebuild gasket set UPPER and LOWER
  • Front engine pulley
  • Engine starter
  • Glow plug
  • Raw water pump
  • 2 Raw water impellers and a cover
  • 6 Heat exchanger zinc
  • Engine coolant water pump
  • Fuel lift pump
  • Electric fuel pump
  • Service kit for Racor 500 fuel filter/water separator
  • 2 Centri Puppy fuel transfer pumps
  • Water hoses and clamps
2. TRANSMISSION:
  • Complete rebuild gasket and seal set
  • Dip stick
3. DRIVE TRAIN:
  • Main boat propeller
  • Prop nut zinc
  • Prop shaft zinc
  • Main 3" x 6" zinc
  • Stuffing box packing
4. WATER SYSTEM:
  • SHURFLO 12volt marine automatic freshwater demand pump 3.8 gpm
  • One 10" water filter housing
  • Little Wonder water pump
  • Little Wonder valve rebuild kit and drive belt
  • Little Wonder chemicals for cleaning and storages
  • Flojet 3.2 gal/minute, 35 psi fresh water pump
  • Water filters 5 micron
  • Extensive supply of hoses and clamps
5. HEAD SYSTEM:
  • Two Jabsco 12 gpm macerators
  • Raritan PH2 manual toilet repair kit
  • Jabsco electric toilet rebuild kit
  • Hoses and clamps
6. OUTBOARD:
  • Honda fuel hose connector
  • Honda impeller
  • Honda spark plugs 6
  • Honda anode
  • Honda fuel pump bulb
  • Honda fuel filter
  • Honda propeller
7. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:
  • Bearing and brushes for 200amp Leece Nevell alternator
  • 18 Alternator belts
  • Xantrex 600 Prowatt 12v DC input - 110v AC output inverter
  • Battery charger, Power 1 Dolphin 110/60 or 220/50 Three Stage 12V- 20A
  • 61 amp Alternator
  • 2 Manual voltage regulators
  • 100 Amp Circuit breaker
  • Extensive electrical service kit with connectors, terminal, diodes, bus
  • bars, etc
  • Extensive supply of electrical wire and cable
  • Fourwinds wind generator bearings
8. RIGGING:
  • 5/16" 1x19 x 60' Shroud
  • 3/8" 1x19 x 60' Backstay
  • Shroud or backstay turnbuckle
  • Chain plate
  • Ball bearing for mainsail furler at top of mast
  • Barient winch service parts
  • Extensive supply of shackles, sheaves, pins, etc.
9. INSTRUMENTS and AUTO PILOT:
  • Shakespeare VHF emergency antenna
  • Robertson RF300 rudder feedback unit
  • Greece and Turkey Weather Fax modem kit
  • Eight Fair-Rites
  • Radio Works line isolator
  • Garmin GPS 36 tracker
  • Speed transducer
  • Depth transducer
  • Furuno radar electrical and data cable
  • Datamarine wind speed and direction Electrical cable to top of mast
  • VHF Antenna cable for top of mast
  • External VFH/SSB speaker
10. LIGHTING and VENTILATION:
  • Top of mast tri-color unit
  • Supply of bulbs for all lighting on boat
  • Hella Turbo fans
  • Hella Jet fan
  • Davis automatic anchor light
11. MISCELLANEOUS:
  • Rule 3700 main bilge pump
  • Norcold refrigerator door seal
  • Groco rubber thru-hull cones, 1 of 1 ½" and 3 of ¾"
  • 1 Bronze anchor chain roller
  • Radar reflector
  • Steering cable with swaged chain link
Viking Rose is a very comfortable boat lived in continuously for almost seven years. Conveniences for daily living have been installed such as towel racks, magazine racks, and the custom-designed teak dish rack in the galley. Switches have been moved to convenient locations. Shelves have been installed in extra hanging lockers. A user-friendly faucet with hose spray and soap dispenser was recently installed in the galley. Live comfortably while pursuing your dreams and adventures at sea aboard a proven, well-built vessel.

For more information and pictures, visit our own website at www.vikingrose.com

PRICE: $149,000

BERTHED: On the move from Florida to the Chesapeake for the season

CONTACT OWNERS: Bob Welch and Joan Hamner

Phone: 423-413-3873

Email: bobandjoan@vikingrose.com

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