Yana = Sanskrit for "vehicle on the path to enlightenment"
We have owned Yana since 2002, but are putting her up for sale due to lack of time to sail her. We have done a lot of coastal sailing in Maine and off Massachusetts and Rhode Island. We have taken her to Grand Manan Island, New Brunswick. Most of the work we have done or had done on Yana has been mechanical, and she is a solid, reliable vessel, with a fine nearly new 55 HP engine, and several recent additions to the electronics and navigation systems, including radar, GPS and autopilot. The dodger added in 2005 was made by one of the best canvas guys in the region at Mainely Canvas in Harpswell. What is left to be done is cosmetic. The teak needs some attention, and she is ready for a new sail cover. But she could be sailed with no additional work, other than checking the fluids and launching her. She was last sailed in 2007.
Accommodations:
Berth for 2, locker and drawers in forward cabin; storage under berth
Single lower berth on port side, main cabin, holding tank under berth
Above and below berths on starboard side, main cabin, storage under both berths
Dining table folds up against bulkhead on port side of main cabin when not in use
Navigation desk solid mahogany with lift top for chart storage, padded seat
Deck & Hull:
New gelcoat on hull, 1994
Deck is fiberglass with non-skid coating
Stainless steel large hull mounted pipe bowsprit
Long double rail bow pulpit
Stainless steel hull mounted boomkin with pulpit and hoop
Galley:
S.S. sink with pressure water and foot pump
Ice chest under counter
4-burner gimballed propane stove with oven
Propane stainless cockpit grill and mount
Mechanical:
Engine: Volvo Penta D-55 and transmission installed new 2004
Engine: 55 HP
Easy access to engine compartment from cockpit or main cabin
3 bladed prop
Fuel Tank Capacity: 40 gallons
Plumbing:
Water Tank Capacity: 100 gallons stainless steel
Electric bilge pump
Manual bilge pump, cockpit mounted
Head with pressure water in sink
Bladder type holding tank under portside main cabin berth; deck fitted cleanout
Electrical:
New breaker panel and wiring installed, 2004
40 amp Xantrex, 3 way, automatic charger
(2) AGM 'house' batteries
(1) 4D lead acid starting battery (one honkin' big battery)
Battery circuits isolated
Solar panel mounted above radar antenna for battery trickle charge
Electronics:
IC-M45 VHF, 2003
IC-M2A VHF handheld, 2003
Danforth Constellation compass
JRC 1500 LCD radar, 2003
Furuno GPS/WAAS Navigator, model GP-32, 2003
Raymarine autopilot, 2003
Digital depth sounder
Mast, sails and rigging:
Main, staysail, yankee
Sails by Kern
Pro Furl roller furling
Wire main halyard with mast winch
Running backstays
Boom vang
Topping lift
Two-speed main cockpit winches
Standing rigging replaced in 1994
May be sailed as a sloop or cutter with easy connect staysail stay
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