Practical Sailor · vídeo

Qué cubre este vídeo

The Sabre 34 Mark II, produced from 1986 to 1991, offers a balance of build quality and sailing performance for buyers in the $20,000 to $50,000 price range.▶ 1:38 Measuring 34 feet with an 11-foot-2-inch beam, the boat features a 40% ballast ratio and a sail area-to-displacement ratio of 17.▶ 2:41 It was manufactured with three keel configurations: a 6-foot deep fin, a 4.5-foot wing, and a keel-centerboard option.▶ 3:09 The hull is solid fiberglass with a cored deck and an inward-flange, through-bolted hull-to-deck joint.▶ 4:15 Common maintenance concerns for this model include water intrusion at the keel-stepped mast, leaking chain plates, and deck core saturation around fittings.▶ 5:33 Engine access for the standard Westerbeke 27A diesel is tight, particularly for stuffing box maintenance.▶ 6:03 Prospective buyers should inspect the centerboard pennant and mechanism on keel-centerboard models.▶ 6:15 The design provides a stable, predictable platform suitable for coastal cruising and shorthanded sailing.▶ 5:08

Barcos en este vídeo

Más de Practical Sailor

Which Bottom Paint Do I Choose??jul 2026Hans Christian 33: The Tiny Bluewater Legend Nobody Sellsjun 2026The Boat Upgrades That Actually Matterjun 2026Zero Dollar Cruising Dream | Halcyon 23jun 2026

De Practical Sailor — mira el barco del canal, la tripulación y cada vídeo analizado.