Verl 27

The Verl 27 is a Robert Clark-designed masthead sloop, built by Verlvale Ltd. from 1973 to the present, with an LOA of 8.3 meters and a displacement of 2117 kg. Its fin keel and skeg-hung rudder draw 1.4 meters. An earlier version of the design was known as the Phillipa 27. Aboard Hashtag Sal, a Verl 27 was refitted for liveaboard use, featuring new standing rigging and a Yanmar engine.watch The engine, with 100 hours, received a new Volvo mechanical shaft seal to address water ingress, a repair that required shifting the engine forward on its mounts for access.4:13 The vessel's ground tackle includes a Rocna anchor with 8 meters of chain and 30 meters of rode, plus a Danforth spare.1:01 Its interior provides a forward V-berth, a quarter berth, and a convertible salon table for sleeping.3:13 The galley is equipped with a two-burner stove, oven, and a truck-style freezer.1:47 The manual marine head needs a new rubber seal, and the doghouse enclosure requires a new transparent panel due to clouding.1:01