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M87624

Tradewind 35

Lying

afloat Hampshire

Builder

Hull from John Rock Yachts Ltd. in 1982 (believed with Blondecell mouldings), completed in 1982-1984 in Holland.

Year

launched 1985

Price

£55,000

LOA

35' 0"

Sail area

792 sq ft

Brief details

LWL

26'0"

Rig

Cutter

Built in 1982-84 and launched in 1985, this Tradewind 35 is a moderately heavy displacement long-keeled yacht. This example has a Hydrovane self-steering gear and wind generator on the stern, and excellent sails. She was coppercoated in early 2021. Internally she is in nice condition, with good upholstery and Mikuni blown air heating. In the present ownership for 14 years, she is for sale now only because of a bereavement.

Beam

10' 6"

Cabins

Forecabin and saloon

Draught

5' 6"

Berths

4 - 5

Displacement

19,442 lbs

Engine

Bukh DV36 diesel

Ballast

8287 lbs

BHP

36

Keel type

Long keel
Sailplan

The Tradewind 35 was a development of the John Rock designed Tradewind 33 from the 1970s. Introduced in around 1980, these yachts were designed specifically for extended cruising for a small crew, with no attempt to pack in lots of accommodation. Over the years they have been built by a number of builders, notably John Rock and Frederick Mitchell in Poole. Most of the hull and deck mouldings were by Blondecell Ltd. Tradewind 35s are still now available to buy new from Tradewind Yachts in Holland, though very expensively.

 

This hull was sold as a kit complete with engine, wheel steering and deck fittings, by John Rock (Yachts) Ltd. in Poole in 1982. She was then taken to Holland and completed there, by an unknown boatyard, and reportedly launched in 1985. The interior fitout is very good quality.

On deck she has a cutter rig with a long flush foredeck and a very distinctive small coachroof amidships. Granny bars give security at the mast. The cockpit is relatively small and there is a large lazarette and aft deck. Some have been fitted with short stainless steel bowsprits to extend the sailplan, though this yacht does not have this. She has higher freeboard than many other long-keel designs, giving good accommodation and headroom despite the flush foredeck.

 

Displacement is moderately heavy (very heavy compared to a typical modern production boat) but she has a substantial twin-spreader cutter rig to drive her. This has runners but they are not used or needed in ordinary sailing.

The Tradewind 35 is one of the designs admitted to the four yearly revived Golden Globe single-handed non-stop round the world race, along with the Rustler 36 and Biscay 36 and a few others. The race rules restrict yacht designs to traditional seaworthy long-keelers, and limit the navigation equipment to that available in the 1960s - ie no GPS etc., just sextants and depth sounders.
Tradewind 35 for sale

Yachtsnet photographs and video June 2024
Stern - Tradewind 35 for sale
Moored
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Deck
Foredeck
Bow detail
Deck aft
Rig Wind generator

Yachtsnet photographs June 2024

 Hydrovane

The self-draining cockpit is relatively small, given the design's blue water ethos. A very large lazarette locker is accessed by removing the curved helm seat.
Cockpit forward
Helm
Forecabin

Forecabin berths are 6' 3" long fore and aft and 5' 8" wide at the aft end.

Forecabin and heads
Heads
Saloon forward
Saloon

The saloon has Mikuni blown air heating. Headroom varies - being 6' 6" by the saloon table

and lower aft at 6' 1" on the raised-floor section by chart table and galley. The saloon settee berths

are 6' 6" long, and there is a good pilot berth to port, also 6' 6" long.
Saloon aft
Galley
Chart table
Chart table detail
Engine
Ashore May 2024
Ashore
Cockpit canopy

The cockpit canopy (new 2021 and very little used) has removable covers for the clear window panels to protect the clear vinyl and give privacy.

 Canopy window covers
Moored starboard side
Cruising

Inventory:

Engine details

Bukh DV36 1,450cc marine diesel, hand and electric starting

Fuel tank capacity

2 x 100 litre fuel tanks

Propeller

Fixed three bladed on shaft drive

Batteries

105AH engine start battery and 2 x 105AH services batteries

Battery charging/electrics

Engine alternator, Solara solar panel, Rutland 913 wind generator, Sterling combined battery charger and inverter plus solar regulator

Sails and deck equipment

Rig details

Cutter rig, twin spreader alloy mast with S/S standing rigging of unknown age.

Mainsail

Kemp slab reefing mainsail, three reefs, very good condition

Genoa

Jeckells furling genoa, new 2021 and barely used.

Genoa furling

Furlex

Staysail

Small headsail as storm sail

Primary winches

2 x Lewmar 42 self-tailing

Secondary winches

2 x Lewmar 16 self-tailing

Halliard/reefing winches

2 x Lewmar 16 on mast and Lewmar 7 reefing winch on mast

Bower anchor

Large (believed 45 lb) CQR with new chain 2021

Kedge anchors

Bruce with chain and warp

Anchor windlass

Lofrans Royal manual windlass

Steering

Wheel

Self-steering

Hydrovane

Steering compass

Sestrel on binnacle, plus Plastimo bulkhead compass

Warps & fenders

6 warps and 8 fenders

Miscellaneous

Cockpit sprayhood, full cockpit canopy with windows (new 2021 and barely used)

Navigation Equipment and instruments

Radar

Furuno 1720 7" monochrome CRT radar with 1.5KW scanner

GPS/Chartplotter

Standard Horizon CP-300 7" colour plotter

Log/speed/depth

Advansea S400 speed/depth

Windspeed/direction

Advansea S400 Wind

VHF radio

Standard Horizon GX2100E VHF radio with DSC and AIS receive

Safety/emergency equipment

Lifebuoy

Horseshoe

Radar reflector

Tubular type

Bilge pump

manual pump in cockpit

Interior

Cabin layout

Forecabin, heads and saloon

Cabin heating

Mikuni blown air diesel heating with 2 outlets in saloon plus 1 in forecabin

Berths

5

Water tank capacity

150 litres in keel tank

Cooker

Plastimo Atlantic gas 2-burner, grill and oven (gas locker in cockpit drains overboard)

Coolbox/fridge

Coolbox with fridge plate and small freezer compartment

Heads

Jabsco

 

Miscellaneous

 

Dinghy

*

Inflatable - available by separate negotiation

Outboard

*

Outboard - available by separate negotiation

Folding bicycle

*

Stows in lazarette - - available by separate negotiation
These particulars are believed to be correct but cannot be guaranteed and are subject to confirmation by the purchaser subject to still being available.

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The particulars detailed herein are intended to give a fair description of the vessel but their accuracy cannot be guaranteed. These particulars are not a part of any contract or offer, and are supplied on the understanding that all negotiations shall be conducted via Yachtsnet Ltd., who are acting as brokers for the vendor. The vendor is not selling in the course of business unless otherwise stated. The prospective purchaser is strongly recommended to check the particulars, and where appropriate, at his own expense, to employ qualified agents to carry out surveys, structural and/or mechanical & electrical checks or tests

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