MERIBEAU

YW#: 3254031
Year: 1988
Model: Tashiba 31
Boat Name: MERIBEAU
Current Price: 115000 USD
Location: Tremont, ME
Size: 31 ft
Material: Fiberglass
Engine/Fuel Type: diesel

BROKER:

Wythe Ingebritson
Morris Yacht Brokerage
130 Shore Road Southwest Harbor, ME 04679
207-664-8111 or 207-401-2802

wingebritson@morrisyachts.com

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MERIBEAU was purchased by her current owners in 2006 and was transported to Hinckley where she underwent a substantial cosmetic and mechanical refit. She then cruised the Maine coast during the summers of 2006, 2007, and 2009 and has been in heated storage since 2009. Built in 1988, Meribeau (#20) is one of the last production Tashiba 31 canoe stern cutters and was impeccably built by the highly regarded Ta-Shing Yacht Building Company. She is a pleasure to sail with her solid hull, rugged rigging, Tanbark sails, fine custom crafted teak joinery, comfortable roomy cabin, extensive equipment, and confident handling and performance in light air or heavy weather. Meribeau has been lightly used over her life in Northeast waters and is ready for elegant adventure cruising in safety and comfort.

ADDITIONAL SPECS, EQUIPMENT AND INFORMATION

Boat Name: MERIBEAU
Builder: Ta-Shing Yachts
Designer: Robert H. Perry

ENGINES

Total Power: 27 hp

Engine 1
Engine Model: 3GM30F
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: diesel
Engine Hours: 771
Drive Type: Direct
Engine Power: 27|horsepower

Hull Construction

Heavy displacement canoe stern sailing hull
Modified full length keel molded as part of the hull
One piece internal cast iron ballast, bedded with fiberglass and polyester resin, glassed over to reinforced hull section
Hand laminated one piece heavy duty FRP layup
Colonial Ivory color hull, cabin and cabin top
Rudder construction is FRP over a foam core
Emergency tiller

Deck Construction

Hand laminated FRP house and deck with end grain wood sandwich construction
Molded non-skid on cabin top
Hull/deck joints constructed of overlapping horizontal flanges fastened with 1/4" stainless steel bolts and backing plates sealed with adhesive bedding
Fiberglass deck overlaid completely with teak strips, bedded and screwed to the fiberglass.
Teak cockpit and cockpit grating.
Varnished exterior teak trim.

Deck Hardware

Bronze thru-hull fittings with bronze seacocks
All seacocks, chainplates, deck filling plates, engine, mast step, rudder fittings, stern tube and tanks are bonded to the ship’s ground system
Double stainless steel bow and stern pulpits
(8) stainless steel stanchions
Double lifelines with gates port and starboard
Stainless steel deck rope pipe
(6) hawse fairleads with Samson post and (6) cleats
(11) bronze opening ports with stainless steel screens
Teak butterfly hatch over main salon
Teak hatch with translucent top over forward cabin
Teak companionway sliding hatch with translucent top and FRP sea hood
(3) deck prisms. (Nav station, galley and above the V-berth)
(4) teak dorade vent boxes with smoke acrylic top and stainless steel cowl ventilators with stainless steel protectors
Teak deck box on the forward cabin top
(4) locking lazarettes with teak covered seats in the cockpit
(2) FRP clamshell vents on cockpit coaming for engine and lazarette venting
Emergency tiller access plate
(4) scuppers, one in each corner, drain the cockpit
(4) deck filling plates, two for water, one for fuel and one for waste
Rope and chain locker with access through the forward cabin
Molded FRP bulwarks with a varnished teak rail cap and bronze trim outside
All stainless steel hardware electroplated
All aluminum hardware anodized

Cockpit

Edson pedestal steering with brake
Separate levers for throttle and transmission located on the pedestal
Teak steering wheel with stainless steel spokes
Stainless steel cable steering mechanism aligned with the turning blocks and quadrant
Stainless steel rudder post is supported on the lower end by a bronze fitting in the back of the keel

Accommodations

High quality custom joinery

All interior teak and teak trims are varnished
Louvered teak doors with screens secure the companionway including additional teak storm drop boards
Louvered locker doors
Laminated teak door and locker frames
Teak salon table and chart table
Spruce battening against the side of the berth area and on all exposed hull areas
All interior bulkheads are covered in teak veneer
Varnished teak and holly cabin sole with built in dust trap and bilge access
Removable Formica overheads
Vinyl lined wet gear locker
Velour settee cushions and V-berth cushions

FWD CABIN:

V-berth forward with filler
Shelves above the berth, drawers below and a hanging locker to port.

HEAD:

Large enclosed head to starboard with sink
Par electric toilet
Manual Y-valve for discharge to the holding tank or directly overboard
Electric macerator located under the head sink
Stainless steel bowl sink with fixtures for hot and cold pressure water
Fresh water foot pump at the sink
FRP molded head/shower with telephone style shower head
12 volt electric shower sump pump
Louvered cabinets
Opening mirror cabinet,
12 volt and 120 volt outlets.

MAIN SALON:

Main salon with centerline drop-leaf table and settee that converts to a double berth to starboard, single settee/berth to port.
Lockers above and behind settees
Water tanks below settee seats
Storage cabinet with drawers to port
Hanging locker to starboard.

GALLEY:

Keyhole galley aft to port with refrigerator/ice box, 3 burner stove/oven, deep double sink and generous storage.
Formica galley countertop
Double stainless steel sinks with covers
Ample drawers, sliding doors and lockers
Three burner, gimbaled Hillerange propane stove with oven
Stainless steel insulated stove area
Adler Barbour Super Cold Machine refrigerator/ice box operates from 12 volt power with compressor located in the lazarette

NAV STATION:

Forward facing nav station aft to starboard with custom swivel seat, opening chart table, ample storage and large locker aft.

Mechanical

ENGINE:

Yanmar 3GM30F 27 HP diesel engine
Yanmar key switch, indicator lights and tachometer behind clear Plexiglas panel located above the port seat in the cockpit
3 Blade 17” bronze automatic feathering Max-Prop propeller
Engine controls mounted on helm pedestal

CLIMATE CONTROL:

MarineAir reverse cycle 12,000 BTU Air Conditioner/Heat Pump located under the V-berth with control panel in the main salon

POTABLE WATER:

(2) baffled stainless steel water tanks with inspection plate (Port 50 gallons/Starboard 40 gallons)

PROPANE:

Propane flow controlled from 12 volt panel linked to a Xintex S-2A Propane Fume detector with solenoid valve control in the galley
Automatic shutoff and alarm are integral to the Xintex panel
Starboard aft cockpit propane tank box with outboard drains and venting holding two (2) 25# aluminum LPG tanks

OTHER:

Saltwater deck washdown system
On demand water pressure pump with accumulator tank located under the galley sink
Foot pumps for fresh and salt water at the galley sink
(6) gallon hot water heater located in the port lazarette outboard of the generator running on shore power or heat exchange with the engine
One (1) welded aluminum 30 gallon holding tank located under the forward V-berth
Xintex LLM-1 holding tank liquid level monitor at the nav station
Rule-Mate 2000 automatic bilge pump with float switch
Whale Gusher manual bilge pump located on the port side of the cockpit

Electrical

BATTERIES:

(4) deep cycle 12 volt batteries onboard. (2) for house and engine starting, (1) for genset and one (1) for windlass
Batteries are secured in plastic battery boxes and strapped in place
Raritan 30 amp battery charger located above and behind the engine

12 VOLT AC POWER:

30 amp connection located on the starboard side of the cabin with 30 amp cord
120 volt system can be switched from shore power to generator power or to off
120 volt panel next to the 12 volt panel with indicator lights for the switches
Power provided to water heater, battery charger and six (6) double outlets
Power and reverse polarity lights on panel with amperage meter

12 VOLT DC PANEL

Panel located at the nav station with labelled switches and indicator lights
Battery volts and battery amperage meters are integral to the panel
Vapor proof rotary main battery switch at the nav station

GENERATOR

Panda Fisher 3kw diesel generator located in the port lazarette contained in a separate sound shield
Starting switch and hour meter control panel at the nav station
Dedicated trickle charger for the genset battery
Dedicated cooling water intake with strainer
Exhaust: Wet through a FRP water lift muffler
Hours: 17.8

INVERTER

200 watt Tripp Lite inverter dedicated to the computer system located in the locker forward of the nav station

LIGHTING

(7) dome lights and (6) reading lights throughout the boat
Red night vision flexible gooseneck light at the chart table
Cabin sole level perimeter night lights operated by wall switch at the top of the companionway
(2) spreader lights and (1) foredeck light on the front of the mast.
Navigation lights installed to international rule

Electronics and Navigation

HELM

Danforth compass on steering pedestal with stainless steel binnacle guard
Autohelm 6001+ AP with digital wind vane
Datamarine Link 5000 Depth Sounder
Datamarine Link 5000 Speed/Distance
Datamarine Wind Speed/Direction
JRC radar function of Ocean PC computer
Icom HM-157 Remote Control Microphone COMMANDMIC II
Big Bay second screen Chart Plotter in NavPod on pedestal
Poly-Planar MA-4056 Waterproof Marine Integrated grill speakers

NAV STATION

Ocean PC computer with hard drive located in the locker forward of the nav station
Keyboard on chart table with main screen overhead to starboard
Garmin GPSmap 440sx Chart Plotter linked to GXM 31 XM smart antenna
Icom IC-M422 VHF Marine Transceiver with Icom HM-157 at the helm
Icom IC-M700 single sideband radio wired to insulated backstay antenna
Datamarine Link Repeater with functions for wind, depth, speed, log and time

Entertainment

Cybernet stereo radio/cassette player wired to speakers in main salon and cockpit with input for digital players

Spars and Rigging

Laminated teak/holly bowsprit
Bowsprit platform with double anchor rollers
Cutter rig with detachable inner forestay
Deck stepped aluminum mast, single spreader rig, finished in Colonial Ivory with internal halyards and folding steps installed to the top of the mast
Compression post located in the head with mast wiring access terminal
Aluminum whisker pole
Stainless steel 1×19 shrouds and bronze turnbuckles with swaged end fittings
Forestay attaches to the end of the bowsprit braced by a bobstay and side stays
Single backstay chainplate securely bolted to the top of the transom
Running rigging includes halyards, topping lift, outhauls and reefings
4:1 rope boom vang
Wire outhaul can be tightened by the winch on the back of the mast
Stainless steel chainplates, headstay and inner forestay tack fittings
Harken mainsheet traveler
Genoa tracks on deck and staysail tracks on cabin top
Jack lines and deck fittings
Teak boom gallows with stainless steel handrails
(10) Schaefer blocks:
- Single blocks (3)
- Double block (1)
- Double block with becket (1)
- Swivel blocks on slide (4)
- Check block (1)

Sails

Dacron Tanbark Main by Neil Pryde with lazy jacks
Dacron Tanbark 130% Genoa
Profurl roller furling Dacron Tanbark Yankee Jib
Dacron Tanbark Staysail
White/bright orange Storm Jib

Winches

(8) Lewmar chrome-plated bronze winches:

Primary (2) #30C 2-speed
Secondary (2) #7C 1-speed
Main sheet #24C 2-speed
Main halyard #16C 2-speed
Genoa halyard #16C 2-speed
Staysail halyard #7C 1-speed

Ground Tackle

25# CQR with chain rode on bowsprit platform rollers
18# Danforth with chain rode
Lofrans Cayman 12 volt electric windlass on bow with foot switches for raising and lowering.
Manual operation with removable handle.

Safety

Emergency tiller
Safety equipment
Horseshoe Life Ring
Lifesling 2 Overboard Rescue System

Additional Equipment

Manuals for boat and equipment
Miscellaneous tools and spare parts
Brass chronometer and barometer
Swimming ladder
Mainsail cover
Butterfly hatch cover
Forward hatch cover
Pedestal cover
Companionway dodger
Cockpit awning zips to back of dodger includes pole
Dock lines
Velour covered fenders
Removable custom helm seat
Teak cockpit table
Cockpit cushions
Stainless steel dinghy davits, teak spreader and hardware (Not installed)
Outboard motor davit (Not installed)

Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

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For more information on MERIBEAU, please contact Morris Yachts Sales & Brokerage Director Wythe Ingebritson at (207) 664-8111 or at wingebritson@morrisyachts.com.

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