Hallberg Rassy 39

129,950 Tax Paid | Plymouth United Kingdom
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Summary

  • Make Hallberg Rassy
  • Model 39
  • Year 1999
  • LOA 40ft/12m
  • Class Sailing Cruiser
  • Hull Glass Reinforced Plastic
  • Keel Fin Keel
  • Rig Sloop
  • Engine Single Diesel
  • Drive Shaft Drive
  • Layout Centre Cockpit
  • Berths 7
  • Cabins 2
  • Aft Cabins 1
  • Ancasta Ref 22167
  • Name Ben More

Overview

Comfortable, solid and elegant. This Hallberg-Rassy 39 was built in 1999 to the designs of German Frers, well adept for longer ocean passages when spending longer periods of time onboard needs to be comfortable and relaxing. This proven example has been cruised extensively by her current and previous Owners with an extensive inventory to boot. Currently ashore in Plymouth, she is available to view by appointment only. Early viewing is highly recommended.

Build

HALLBERG-RASSY 39
Built by Hallberg-Rassy, Sweden in 1999 to the designs of German Frers
No. 144
CE Category - A Ocean / 10 Persons
Part 1 British Registered

CONSTRUCTION
GRP hull deck and superstructure
Teak laid side decks
Teak cockpit grating and teak cockpit seating
Teak toe rails
Teak handrails full length of superstructure
Fin with skeg keel and spade rudder
Wheel steering with single lever engine control
Aluminium framed windscreen
Integral bathing platform with bathing ladder

DIMENSIONS
LOA: 12.22 m (40' 0")
LWL: 9.30 m (30' 5")
BEAM : 3.76 m (12' 3")
DRAFT : 1.85 m (6' 0 ")
DISPLACEMENT : 10 Tonnes
Lead keel ballast : 4.2 Tonnes

*All figures are approximate



Rig

SLOOP RIG
Selden double spreader rig fitted for fully battened main
Stainless steel standing rigging - NEW 2014 (excluding cutter stay)
Furlex furling and reefing system for headsail
Lewmar genoa and mainsheet tracks
Detachable inner forestay for cutter rig
Running backstays
Mechanical adjuster for backstay
Rod kicker
Halyards and reefing lines led to winches on mast
Spinnaker pole with topping lift and downhaul
Sheets and two quarter blocks for cruising chute
Two snatch blocks for cruising chute
Snap shackle reefing horns in place of the standard fit
StackPack and boot (NEW 2019)

SAILS
Fully battened mainsail by Sanders Sails (2002)
135 % Vectran furling genoa by Hoods Sails (approx 1999)
105 % Dacron furling working jib by Sanders Sails (2002)
Storm jib by Sanders Sails (2002)
Cruising chute by Sanders Sails (2002)
Staysail by Sanders Sails (2002) hank fitted with sock canvass cover to enable it to be stowed on deck whilst on passage

WINCHES
2x Lewmar #54 CST self-tailing genoa winches
2x Lewmar #30 CST self-tailing mainsheet winches
2x Lewmar #40 self-tailing halyard winches on mast
Lewmar self-tailing reefing winch on mast


Accommodation

The interior finish of Ben More is typical of any Hallberg-Rassy 39. Finished to a superb standard in light mahogany with a matt silk finish, she has a feeling of space and quality.
The floor is varnished teak with inlaid holly stripes, largely covered with carpet.
Saloon ceiling has panelling with mahogany stripes.
Upholstery on all berths resting on unvarnished well-ventilated boards to avoid condensation.
Hatches in foredeck, heads compartment, saloon and aft cabin (All with 'press fit' flyscreens).
Ten aluminium framed opening portlights.
Portholes and hatches are fitted with curtains.
Saloon is well thought out and effective in heavier seas with the aid of well-placed handrails.
Webasto diesel warm air heating system, which serves all cabins and heads (Replaced 2019) - Unit positioned in engine compartment and control by chart table.

SLEEPS SEVEN IN TWO CABINS PLUS SALOON

SALOON
Solid mahogany mast support next to main forward bulkhead.
On the starboard side is a long settee, which doubles up as a berth when needed. The backrest can be raised to give a fuller berth.
To Port, an 'L' shaped settee, which doubles up as a berth when needed
Large central drop-leaf table with central bottle stowage.
Both saloon berths are fitted with lee cloths.
Headroom 1.98m (6'6")

CHART TABLE
Forward facing to port, with chart stowage and lifting seat.
Ample storage with bookshelf and drawers.
Main switch panel and breakers aft.
Wet-locker aft.

GALLEY
U-shaped to starboard, offering excellent security for cooking at sea.
Work surfaces in white laminate with all round fiddle.
Twin stainless steel sinks.
Fridge.
Gimballed twin burner gas cooker with oven and grill
Lots of conveniently placed storage cupboards and draws for essential items.
Fresh vegetable bin fitted beneath companionway
Additional space beneath saloon table fitted to hold bottled water/cans.
Opening portlight above cooker.
Waste bin.

AFT CABIN
The double berth to starboard with single berth to port (with lee cloth) - There is also an infill cushion to enlarge the double when necessary.
Seat between berths with shoe locker beneath.
Hanging locker to port and ample stowage throughout.
Mirror.
Opening hatch and two opening portlights.
Headroom in hatch area 1.84m (6'0")

FORWARD CABIN
Comprises of a 'V' berth with infill to create a double.
There is an opening hatch and porthole with additional ventilation through a ventilator.
Ample storage throughout.
Headroom 1.87m (6'2")

HEADS COMPARTMENT
China wash basin with mixer tap and pull-out shower.
Electric pump drain for shower water.
Teak grating floor.
Shower curtain.
Mirror.
Manual sea toilet.
Ventilator.
Opening portlight and hatch.
Headroom 1.88m (6'2")

LOBBY OUTSIDE OF HEADS COMPARTMENT
Hanging locker and seat.
Shoe locker beneath seat.

COCKPIT
Solimar pedestal with steering wheel and grab bar.
Single lever engine control.
Large stowage locker to starboard with storage slots for the varnished washboards (Additional stowage in aft deck lazarette)
Washboards and areas on both sides of companionway revarnished 2022
Cockpit sole with teak grating.
Folding cockpit table.
Engine panel with rpm and engine hours run meter.
Fixed windscreen with opening centre section.
2x 12 Volt sockets.

Machinery

Single Volvo Penta MD22P 57hp 4-cylinder diesel engine with superb all-round access
Engine hours circa 2,471 (as of Oct 2022)
Engine removed from boat for a major service, together with new mounts (Winter 2018/2019)
The engine has been fitted with a by-pass valve enabling the engine to draw its cooling water from within the boat should an emergency occur
Max-prop feathering 3 bladed propeller plus spare 3 bladed fixed propeller (removed for examination and service, 2022)
Space for diesel generator
Various engine spares

ELECTRICS
12/230 volt system
Ben More has two separate DC circuits: one specifically for the engine start and one specifically for the domestic system
1x Engine battery (NEW 2014))
2x domestic batteries (replaced September 2017)
All cabins and masthead lights fitted with LED bulbs
60 Amp alternator from engine
12-volt electrical sockets in aft cabin, saloon and forward cabin
Electrical panel with circuit breakers aft of chart table
Voltmeter, water and fuel gauges
International navigation lights
Combined tricolour and anchor light at masthead.
Deck light
Rutland 1200 Wind Turbine on stern mast (NEW 2021) with remote display at chart table
2x solar panels mounted forward of companionway
12v socket with heavy gauge wiring in anchor locker (suitable for heavy-duty air pump to inflate dinghy)
Shore power linked to battery charger and immersion heater

TANKAGE
Diesel:
2x stainless steel tanks totalling 395 litres (86 gallons)
Cruising range of approximately 700 miles of cruising in calm waters
Water:
2x water tanks totalling 450 litres (99 gallons)
There are also two additional 20 litre portable water tanks fitted in the cockpit locker
A foot pump at the galley can be switched to draw from either main or cockpit locker tanks. The heads also has a foot pump drawing water from the main tank.
Stainless steel holding tank

WATER SYSTEM
Pressurised hot and cold-water system
Immersion tank

GAS SYSTEM
2 x 6kg propane bottles
Locker on starboard side deck draining overboard

*All figures are approximate

Inventory

NAVIGATION AIDS
Suunto ships compass on pedestal
Autohelm, speed, depth, compass
Autohelm 6000 autopilot with control on pedestal and additional control above sliding hatch
Autohelm multi at chart table
Garmin GPS 128 linked into Satnav and Navtex systems
Silva inclinometer in cockpit to indicate athwart ship trim
Icom VHF Marine IC M421 with cockpit speaker (2007). VHF antenna on masthead and stern wind generator post
Garmin GPSMAP 702/902 Series 922xs chartplotter/radar display in cockpit with map/chart cartridge covering UK, Channel, Atlantic Eastern Islands and Meditarranean to Corsica (2019)
Garmin radome on mast
ICS Navtex 6
ICS Navtex 4. Printer can be set to print out position at regular intervals
ICOM IC-M801E MH/HF SSB Radio
Hydrovane VXA2

GROUND TACKLE
Lewmar electric windlass - foot switch controls on foredeck
Stainless steel stem fitting with twin anchor rollers
45lb Delta anchor with 60m chain
Fortress anchor with chain and warp - used as spare (adjustment plate beneath chart table)
Bruce 20kg spare anchor with chain and warp

GENERAL EQUIPMENT
Sprayhood
Full cockpit tent
Bimini (homemade with low headroom)
Blue PVC covers for sprayhood and cockpit tent
Alpine CD/radio player with speakers in saloon and cockpit
Solid washboards (spare plywood washboards for use in an emergency or Winter ashore)
Engine spares (beneath berths in aft cabin)
Canvas cover to front hatch for use in port
Soft wood plugs
Teak seat on pushpit
Teak outboard bracket on pushpit
Warps and fenders
Winch pockets
Boat hook
Cleats forward, aft and amidships with protective brass strips
Bosuns chair
Sun awning - mast to cockpit stern
Motoring cone and anchor ball
Fender board (stored behind starboard single berth in saloon)
Clock & barometer

SAFETY EQUIPMENT
Stainless steel pushpit and pulpit
Double guardwires with gates to port and starboard
Stainless steel mast pulpits
Webbing jackstays
Harness points in cockpit
Radar reflector on mast
Emergency tiller in lazarette
Flares (Expire 12/22)
SOS Precision 406 GPS EPIRB (2002)
Life sling
Horseshoe lifebuoy
4-person Ocean Safety ISO cannister liferaft mounted in cradle forward of companionway (2022)
Carbon monoxide alarm
2x fire extinguishers
Fire blanket
Manual bilge pump (located in cupboard beneath companionway and can be operated whilst sitting at the chart table)
Electric bilge pump with emergency switch at binnacle


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