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PtJudeRI

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  1. Hi guys,

    Im moving on up! I am putting my 38 Henriques on the market as I would like to get into a 2-3 SR convertible to accommodate some longer trips in better comfort.

    Quick rundown:

    Asking price of $229,500

    38' LOA

    13'10" Beam

    4' Draft

    Twin 420 Yanmar 6cx-ete motors (2900 hrs)

    7.5kw Westerbeke genset (630 hrs)

    23 kt cruise @ 34 gph, range of 360 nm.

    This boat is fish rigged better than any other 38 Henriques on the market, and has been updated continuously while I have owned it. Im not going to spout on about an "open checkbook" policy, because that is pretty much BS. I can say that although the boat has been fished regularly, it has been maintained and improved while doing so. Upgrades include:

    New center rigger 2011

    4 rod Arrigoni Rocket Launcher 2011

    New Simrad NSE electronics package 2011

    New AC pump and motor 2012

    New salon cabinetry and TV/DVD combo 2011

    New Polycarbonate enclosure with rear strata glass 2012

    New cockpit combing pads and helm seating 2012

    Reupholstered Stidd Helm seats 2013

    Rebuilt ZF electronic controls 2012 ( servo motors are belt driven with tiny belts; guess what breaks?? extra belt kits are with boat for future needs)

    Custom rod storage

    custom mounted shark/tuna/billfish magnets with remote helm switching

    All livewell/freshwater/washdown pumps replaced 2012

    New barrier coat and bottom job done 2007

    Head rebuilt 2013

    Electronics package includes:

    Simrad NSE 12 and 8 MFDs

    Simrad 64nm 6kw Radar

    Simrad BSM-1 Sounder module

    Simrad WX Siruis weather/radio module

    Simrad AP-22 Autopilot

    SH GX2150 AIS VHF radios w/ new 17' antennas (2)

    Clarion Stereo

    Wiring to receive NSE display on Salon TV

    Engines have been yard serviced and have received regular maintenance as required by yanmar, including:

    New injectors 2500 hrs.

    New heat exchangers 2008

    turbos cleaned 2009 and 2012

    All filters and oil changed/checked at regular intervals.

    Boat needs very little to be 100%, and was just recently hauled for the season. About as turnkey of a fishing machine as you can get.

    Check out my yachtworld listing for the boat HERE.

    Offers encouraged, and thanks for taking a look!

    Ryan

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  2. Agree with everything that has been posted. As the tow, you should toss your line to the "salvor". Also, don't worry about a dedicated line, as posted above, your anchor rode (assuming you have the proper size) will be enough to tow you in calm to moderate seas (for open water, pay out your entire rode, shorten as you come inshore). I doubt you will part the line in all but a really bad sea.

  3. LRSE is indeed the servicer but my main point was to take an active interest in the servicing of a vital piece of safety equipment.

    While I said I am skeptical, it certainy could be that the thing just got to a point where it began to fall apart. Without being involved, there is no way of knowing.

    My other concern is that all you get is a 3 page testing checklist. It passed. No comments. No recommendations. I think most people would appreciate a heads up with some kind of commentary about it "getting old", "think about replacement" or that they usually last x number of years. Never having had one before, how would I know?

    I would have to agree with you. If they called me and said my raft was NG, I would certainly want to be there to SEE what was wrong, and/or what the reasoning was to condemn the raft. And disposal?? No way, give it back to me and I'll use it as a pool toy; I'm not paying for disposal.

  4. I am assuming that you got your service done at LRSE down in Portsmouth, RI. They are a good company, but they are one of the highest priced shops around. If you are here in NE, I would suggest going to Westerbeke Marine in East Boston. They are a commercial outfit, and have prices much more reasonable. I saved about 30% and they can make repairs and work with what you have.

    Best of Luck,

    Ryan

  5. I was planning on this weekend, but when I was cleaning and painting the bottom the other week, I came across two Dings in my Stbd. Prop :1898_: With a bit of convincing, I got a guy to fix them this week and have them back Friday, soooo... we are looking the week of the 13th to be in, give or take...

  6. HI, My name is Ryan, I'm 29 and keep my boat down in Jerusalem. Own the boat with my father, and over the past 3 years we have gotten the offshore bite pretty bad to say the least. We have a 38' Henriques named "Knot Reel Teeth". Be sure to drop me a line if you are in the area, I'm on the water at least Fri-Sun every weekend.

    :605_thumbs_up:

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