Mainship Mainship 34 One

1980 Mainship one trawler. Replacement diesel engine, Phasor generator, nice clean interior and lots of extras. She needs work ....

• Problems known to me....Bridge deck needs serious work as it is mostly soft but very walkable, Half of cockpit floor is soft but walkable. Other areas are starting to get soft. I could not get the windlass to power up. the boat interior is clean and generally nice but needs to be opened up and aired out. The boat has sat unused for a couple years. Bottom is ready for a scrub and paint. I have not tested the Electro Scan head system but it is less than ten years old and was professionally installed so I don't foresee any major issues. Also the rudder stuffing box needs adjusting as there is a weep. Two wrenches after a soaking with wd40 and an hour wait and five minutes to adjust.
• Bottom of bridge deck is accessible from the cabin and the bottom of the cockpit is tightly accessible from the large cockpit hatch. Think Coosa board and a few really long days.

What she has with the sale (major items listed anything else is bonus....

• Very nice clean kubota based working generator
• Very clean nice running perkins 6-354 turbo diesel 200 HP reported as a replacement motor with 1500 hours, Original clock shows 5200 from day one (1980)
• Two Depth sounders
• One GPS unit not pictured but included
• working dc refrigerator
• Head system as described above
• Wagner auto pilot system with remote on the bridge which powered up.
• Hydraulic steering which works properly from both stations
• All interior cushions and the dining table (factory set up)
• Main salon seating (factory) which converts to a double bunk in working order with abundant storage.
• Fiberglass dockbox in cockpit
• generator and engine spares so you can go and have backup impellors filters etc.
• Documentation on operation and directions from previous owner. Twenty thousand dollars worth of upgrade reciepts from a legitimate marina for several major upgrades to systems. This does not include the generator.
• Racor fuel filters and dual aluminum tanks
• plastic water tank easily accessible for cleaning.
• Separate shower area with the head and sink. untested hot water heater powered from engine heat exchanger and AC power.
• two anchors and line and chain. Ends need to be cut back two feet and respliced. Shackles wired too.

Please buy my boat....If I motor her home to Norfolk ( I have no reason to think she won't make the 240 mile trip tomorrow but am planning on the 14th of October) I will want to keep her and I really just don't have the time... But she's really cool and someone will have a great cheap cruiser or live aboard!