Kelly Peterson 44 for sale

                                             FOR SALE

                                                          YACHT CAYUGA

                                                 $100,000   Tax paid in Europe

A 44’ Kelly Peterson cutter, built in 1979 in Taiwan HIN JKY442340379

LOA 43’10”, LWL 38’8” Draft 6’4”, beam 12’ 11”,bridge clearance 60’.

Material FRP

Sleeps 5

Engine Diesel Cummins 65 HP 2,006 engine hours.

Located Port Napoleon, Presqu’ile du Mazet, 13230 Port-St-Louis-du-Rhone, France

Owners: Peter and Susan Markham, contact peteandsue92@gmail.com

Designed by Doug Peterson, the Americas Cup winning designer, the KP44 is acknowledged to be the near perfect cruising yacht. She was built by the Yu Ching Marine Co Ltd in Taiwan and shipped to the USA where she was rigged. She has a low profile centre cockpit,  a long-fin keel with cutaways and skeg which gives a shorter turning radius as well as protecting the propeller. A displacement of 30,000 pounds (10,000 of which is steel ballast in the keel) gives the her an easy motion at sea.

HISTORY

Cayuga has only had three previous owners. Originally named Vivace she was chartered for 3 years, spending the summer on the NE coast of the USA and the winter in the Caribbean. From 1982-2001 she was sailed by her owner in the Great Lakes, spending the winter out of the water. In 1993/94 she had a substantial ($36,000 ) external refit by Palmer Johnson Yachts of Sturgeon Bay WI.

In 2001 she was sold and moved to Lake Lanier near Atlanta, and stayed in fresh water for another five years. Renamed Argentaire she had a further very extensive refit. She had a new Cummins engine, transmission, propeller shaft ,and a Max Prop feathering propeller. Two Air Con units were installed, a 1200 BTU for the main cabin and a 7000 BTU in the aft cabin, great for those sticky nights in the marina . She had three new aluminium fuel tanks and three new stainless steel fresh water tanks fitted. New toilets and holding tanks were installed fore and aft, and a new gas cooker with gas fittings, lines and solenoid. She had a full osmosis treatment: her hull was stripped of the jellcoat and dried out for 8 months, before a new epoxy barrier coat was applied. Her topsides were painted with Awlgrip. The safety glass was replaced in her original bronze portholes, the other two portholes were replaced with larger bronze ones in the main cabin. Five new stainless steel portholes were added including two in transom . In June 2004 a direct lightning strike destroyed all the electrics and electronics, after which all the cabling, wiring and equipment was replaced, including the refrigerator and hot water heater. We have receipts for all the work carried out on both major refits.

In 2006 she was sold again and renamed Cayuga. Her new owners equipped her for long distance cruising with a water-maker, solar panel, wind generator, LED lights  and new standing rigging. For the next three years she returned to salt-water, cruising the US East coast, Bahamas and Caribbean.

We bought her in 2010 and sailed her across the Atlantic to the Mediterranean, where she has cruised ever since, spending three months of the year in the water and the rest on the hard. For the crossing she was thoroughly checked over, including crack-testing all the chain plates. Additional equipment included a life-raft, EPIRB, whisker pole, RIB and outboard. Ever since then she has been lovingly maintained. Improvements include a gas conversion  and a transformer. A new forward holding tank wa needed for the non-tidal Med, and a stak pack on the boom. Significant replacements include a new 40 gallon freshwater tank, wind instruments, engine exhaust hose, bimini, dodger and solar panel controller.

See the photos for the lay-out below deck. Forward there is a traditional V-berth, large enough to be comfortable for two people, with a hanging locker and a separate door to the head. The Windscoop makes it cool in even the hottest weather. The main cabin has the dining table to port and a settee to starboard, which pulls out to make a good passage berth with a lee cloth. Going aft there is a U-shaped galley to port, with double-drainer sink amidships, and a nav station to starboard. Behind the companion way there is a passage alongside the engine, with the electrical cupboard and battery banks opposite the engine, along with enough storage for spare canvas, awnings etc. The aft master-cabin has a large berth, with portholes in the transom giving plenty of light and ventilation, a hanging locker and a private heads. There is plenty of storage space throughout, and good climate control for hot weather: either by 5 large dorades, 3 hatches, 2 companionways and 19 opening portholes or by reverse-cycle AC.

CURRENT INSTALLED EQUIPMENT

On Deck/Mast/Cockpit

ANCHORS Genuine Bruce 30 kg and 20kg Manson Supreme(2014) on bow rollers, Viking aluminium kedge anchor on stern

JIB FURLER Profurl LC 42 (2005)

ELECTRIC WINDLESS Lofrans Project 1000 (2012)

DORADES 5 S/S Cowl Vents with teak boxes

LIGHTS Aqualsignal navigation lights, LED anchor light (2006), deck lights

WIND DIRECTION INDICATOR Windex 15 by Davis Instruments

RADAR RECEIVER Randome

WHISKER POLE Forespar (2010)

WINCHES ON MAST & BOOM 2 self tailing Harken 16 and 2 regular Lewmar 30R

WINCHES IN COCKPIT 2 Lewnar Type 55 Wave-Grip Self-tailing, 2 Lewmar 42R Manoeuvring winches, 1 Lewmar 16 Self-tailing

COMPASS Ritchie S-8 (2005)

AUTO-PILOT Simrad AP25

RADIO MIC @ HELM   ICOM 502

CHART PLOTTER A50 Raymarine (2010)

COCKPIT TABLE Teak (stored below aft companionway ladder when under way)

LIFERAFT Revere Offshore Commander Self-inflating Valise 4-man (in cockpit locker) (2010) Needs servicing

POWER TRANSFORMER 3.3 KVA 240V to 120V (2010)

DECK SHOWER Hot/cold

BOOM GALLOWS S/S

BACKSTAY TENSION ADJUSTER 2005

SSB & INSULATORS & SECOND VHF & AIS on Backstay

RIB West Marine Compact 310 HYP 2010 (2010)

DINGHY DAVITS Kato Marine Island Model

OUTBOARD 2-stroke Tohatsu 5B longshaft

OUTBOARD HOIST Kato Marine Lifting Arm 

WIND GENERATOR Kiss High Output (2006)

MOB RESCUE SLING Lifesling 2

SOLAR PANEL 85 Watt (2006)

GENERATOR Honda EU 2000i (2010)

PROPELLER   PYI Max Prop Three Blade Classic

SWIM LADDER

LIFELINES (2005)

FENDERS

PUSHPIT AND PULPIT S/S

RUBBING STRAKE Fibreglassed Heavy Oak Full Length Port and Starboard

SAILS 1011 sq ft, fully battened Main (2009), 125% Genoa (2009) Staysail – cosmetically poor (rusty) but sound, with new detachable stay (2005), Lazy Jacks & Sumbrella Stakpak (2014)

OTHER CANVAS Aft and fore-deck awnings (2008), Sumbrella Bimini (2015), Sumbrella Dodger (2017)

COCKPIT CUSHIONS

Below: Focsle

ANCHOR CHAIN 300 ft HT 5/16 on Manson Supreme 20 kg,100ft chain & 200 ft rope Bruce 30kg

WINDLASS BATTERY Batterie Optima Mixte 75AH BTDC 5.5 (2017)

CIRCUIT-BREAKER ISOLATOR FOR WINDLASS Maxwell

WASH-DOWN PUMP Shurflo Extreme Pro Blaster

AIR CON Marine Air Systems Cabin Mate in Focsle, Main Cabin and Aft Cabin, 12000 BTU Forward and 7000 BTU aft, with March “Orbital” Magnetic Drive Pump, Groco ARG Series Raw Water Strainers and Passport I/O controls

FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Kidde ABC Model 110 (in focsle, main cabin walk through and aft cabin) 2010

ELECTRIC FANS Hella, throughout

Forward Heads

MARINE TOILET Blakes Lavac Taylors”Popular” overboard discharge with a Holding Tank (tank new in 2014)

MACERATOR, Jabsco Model 18590-series self priming pump (for use with aft holding tank which has a deck pump out)

WATER-MAKER Katadyn Power Survivor 40E Endurance Series, 36 gallons per day

Main Cabin: Electrical Cupboard and at Chart Table

BATTERY SWITCH Cole-Hersee M705

INVERTERS...

Xantrex Prowatt 3000 for A/C outlets

700 Watt Victron Energy Phoenix Pure-Sinewave for electronics (one outlet only)

BATTERY MONITOR NASA BN2 (2015)

BATTERY CHARGER Xantrex Truecharge 40+ Amp Multistage TC40+

AUTOMATIC BATTERY SWITCH Xantrex Pathmaker connecting two battery banks and windlass battery

SOLAR PANEL CHARGE REGULATOR Blue Solar MPPT 15A (2017)

Sailing instruments data is shown on 3 displays in the cockpit and repeated at chart station and aft cabin

SPEED AND DISTANCE INSTRUMENT Raymarine ST60

DEPTH INSTRUMENT Raymarine ST60

WIND INSTRUMENTS Raymarine i60  (2016)

SSB RADIO Icom IC- M803MF/HF

VHF RADIO Icom IC-M502 VHF

RADAR SCANNER Raymarine Pathfinder R80 Plus

RADAR CRT DISPLAY Ray Charts SAWMX02 HSb2 Plus Series

GPS RECEIVER Ray Star 120 Sea Talk

CHART PLOTTER Raymarine A50 (2010)

AIS RECEIVER Smart Radio Holdings SR161 (2007)

Main Cabin: Galley

BILGE PUMP MONITOR PANEL AND BILGE PUMP SWITCH Aqualarm

CABINET MOUNT GALLEY FOOT PUMP Whale Gusher MkIII

FUME DETECTOR Firebuoy-Xintex S-2A propane/GNG

COMPRESSOR Danfoss Electronic Unit 12-24V compressor model BD35F(in engine room)

GAS COOKER/OVEN 3 burner Seaward Princess

Main Cabin: Other

SHIPS BELL CLOCK Weems & Plath (serviced 2014)

BAROMETER Weems & Plath

STEREO Kenwood KCA-iP500 Stereo with 8-disc CD and IPOD connector, speakers in aft cabin

EPIRB ACR Globalfix iPro RLB-36 P/N 2848.0 (in Ditch Bag when at sea) 2010

LIFE JACKETS 4 x West Marine SHIF 2010

DITCH Bag Rapidditch Express 2010

HORN Falcon Sports 2010

WATER TANKS S/S 40 gal starboard (2017), 2 x 25 gal port (2003) centre 20 gal. Plastimo bladder tank (2012)

Engine Compartment

DIESEL ENGINE 65 HP Cummins  4B3.3  2,006 hours on meter

TRANSMISSION Borg Warner Velvet Drive

ALTERNATOR 160 amp Charles

MARINE REGULATORS HEHR Power Systems 10-170 Series and installed spare

WATER HEATER 15 litre Isotemp, shore power and calorifier

Engine oil change pump for easy oil changes.

BILGE PUMPS Whale Gusher 10 MK3 Models BP3708 and BP3740

AUTOMATIC BILGE PUMP West Marine No. 1250 Auto with monitor and alarm

FRESH WATER PUMP ITT Jabsco PAR Model 36800-1000 Type 4

3 FUEL TANKS ¼” aluminium, top feed w/sight glass and cleanout (2003), 40gal, and 2x 25 gal

In Walk Through Opposite the Engine

BATTERIES 6 x 100 amp Victron AGM batteries (2012)

GALVANIC ISOLATOR Guest Model 2450P

Aft Heads

MARINE TOILET Raritan PHII with 25 gallon holding tank (new in 2009)

Stern Cabin

SHAFT SEAL Dripless Seal by Packless

CLOCK & BAROMETER

                        INVENTORY OF STORED/STOWED EQUIPMENT & SPARES

On deck

2x 5 gall/20litre diesel plastic jerries, empty

1x 5 gall/20 litre petrol, full

Focsle: On shelves/Hung Up

Black Ball for anchoring

4 Life-jackets

Windscoop for focsle

Moorfast Mooring boathook

Spare furler extrusion

3 pieces of spare hose

Focsle: On bunk

Bimini

Dodger

Stakpak, battens and “boot”

Staysail in bag

Mainsail

Jib

Running rigging,

Ropes of davits and outboard hoist

Winch handles and handle holders

Flag-pole

Steering Wheel

Wind-generator propeller

Green covered mattresses

2 foam mattresses for use on top

Lifesling

Swim ladder

Fender Step

Focsle: Under bunk

Lee Cloth

Bosuns chair

Radar reflector

Spare deck light

Viking aluminium kedge anchor Fortress Type, (Fortress brought the Viking design)  with chain, rope and bag

2 x spare rigging wire, ¼” and 5/16”

2 lengths of rope; one spare halyard, and spare anchor rode

2 lengths of chain, 12 m and 20 m

Deck wash hose straight & wriggly, and jet spray attachment

Deck shower hose

Safety lines

5 gallon blue water jug

Ditch Bag

Long orange electric extension lead (US 30 amp) and yellow connector

Focsle: On floor

Honda Generator

Focsle: Drawers under bunk and opposite cupboard

Spare Weather stripping

Mosquito netting for 3 hatches and 2 companion ways

Mosquito screens for portholes

Sail-mending kit

Forward Heads

Under sink: macerator for emptying aft holding tank

Main Cabin: Starboard side fwd cupboards

Top: EPIRB in box

Signal horns

Various maritime flags

Spare anchor windlass controller

Bottom: Electric drill (US voltage)

HSS drill bits

Spare alternator belts

Many boxes of plumbing bits, nuts, screws washers and bolts

Box jubilee clips 

KISS Wind generator spares

Bolts needed to reconnect engine pump

O rings

Spare transmission dipstick in green box

Various engine spares

Unitemised spares inc 2 filter wrenches, strap wrench, 1 M&S plastic, I steel red handle

Packless dripless shaft seal set screws and allen key

Spare cutlass bearing

Main Cabin: Starboard side 2^nd cupboard

Chart Plotter

Wooden bungs

Groco seacock extension and main sea-cock extension

Cupboard forward of chart table

2 spare fridge thermostats

Spare Raymarine box

Small torch

AA and AAA batteries and charger for rechargeables

Lead light

Extension for 12V socket

RC for Kenwood audio system

Various cables

Lockers behind passage berth seat squab

Epoxies

Adhesives

Sealants

Lubricants

Water-maker service and spares kit

Spares kits for whale gusher, jabsco main water pump, galley pump

KISS spares

Spare regulator wiring harness and instructions

Rigging bits including anchor swivel incl splicing eyes

Stayloc fittings

Stored beside starboard water tank

Microlite fairing filler 410

fibreglass

Foam tape

Weatherseal

Cupboard under chart table

Top: Water hose connectors

Spare siphon starter

Camping Gaz bottle top

Locks and Keys

Wind generator tether

Outboard spares: sparking plug, starting cord and kill cord

Bottom: siphon starter & tubing for water jug

Spray head for water hose

Nest of funnels

Spare blocks and shackles

Drawers under chart table seat

Top: Electric Windlass controller

Windlass winch handle

Outboard kill cord

Keys on floating fob for outboard and dinghy locks

Water tank keys

Diesel tank keys

Blanking plug for trip sensor

Engine key

Bottom: electric plug adaptors

Charger for cordless vacuum cleaner

Main Cabin: port side fwd cupboard

2 fuel filters, 3 oil filters, 1 racor filter, 3 O rings for racor filter

2x 5 micron carbon water filters for tanks

3 x 20-30 micron filters for water-maker

3 x 5-10 micron water-maker filters

Lockers under fwd dining table seat

Main engine spare throttle cable and spare gear change cable

Aquarium charcoal for fwd holding tank filter refill

Hair dryer

Dorade blanking plugs

painting stuff: sandpaper, brushes, scrapers etc

bits of hose and tubing

Spare material for mending bimini etc

Underneath dining table

Box with impeller and engine parts to be replaced with impeller

Under floor:7.5 litres of engine oil and 2 empty containers

1 gallon distilled water

4 mosquito frames for new portholes

Paint Store in old fridge

Cellulose thinners

White spirit

2.5 litres Fabsil

Starbrite Tropical Teak Oil Sealer, ½ litre Natural Light and full half litre of Classic Teak.

Starbrite Teak Cleaner and Teak Whitener

1 quart phosphoric acid, 

2 spray cans Rustoleum, and one can stain-blocker

Spray can rust-touch enamel, semi flat black

Cummins Engine paint spray can

Akzo Nobel Julian spray white primer

Halfords grey metal primer

Brushing thinner 120/T-10

All the paint tins are opened:

1 quart (litre) white gloss

1 litre off white enamel, customer mixed

I litre white acrylic latex for interior use, semi-gloss wall & trim

1 litre Pettits white topside paint

750ml Toplac white topside paint, gloss

Small pot of Marlin Eco antifouling for trip sensor

Spray can of grey marine motor paint for antifouling the prop

125ml Dulux satin white all-surfaces paint for alu.

0.5 litre white wood primer and undercoat for exterior use

2 x 1litre International Interdeck non-slip deck paints, white 001 and Sand 009

1 litre Awlgrip reducer T0031, hazardous

Off white Awlgrip epoxy primer, white base, D8001 545

Ditto Primer Converter D3001, 545

White Awlgrip polyester urethane top-coat base no.8015, egg shell white

White Awlgrip top-coat converter no. 3002

Galley

Contents not listed include cleaning materials for use below deck

Electric Cupboard opposite engine

Fishing box of electrical switches, fuses, connectors etc

Box of bulbs

Extension lead (shorter one)

LED lead light on cable (12V)

Lots of various electrical cable

Cable ties

Shelves opposite engine

2 awnings, fore and aft

Black netting sun-shield

Old dodger & cover

2 cordless vacuum cleaners

Dustpan & brush

2 canvas covers for cockpit lockers

Heavy duty rubber gloves

gardening gloves

White cupboard under shelves

Heat gun (French voltage) and adaptor to shore power

Box with spray gun and other painting kit

Small grease gun

Spanners

2 large wrenches

Vice

Other very large/heavy tools incl scrapers

New bolts for chain plates

Tool kit for generator

Alongside Engine

Fuel filter funnel

Red funnel

ITT Jabsco Hand Pump for Bilges oil draining, diesel fuel transfer, antifreeze

1 litre Premium Perf ATF Automatic Transmission Fluid

1 Litre Dexron III/Mercon ATF (red)

1 litre Castrol Mercon V ATF (Black)

2 litres antifreeze

c. 250 ml Starbrite Bio Diesel

Under berth in aft cabin

Bag of User Manuals

Dinghy accessories in a grey bag: seat, oars, air-pump, puncture kit, outboard tiller extension, stirrup pump, bailer

2 mosquito screens for aft port-holes

Spare electric fuel pump

Air conditioning service kit

Large pack nut wrench for packing on rudder shaft

Firebuoy automatic fire extinguisher service kit

Various engine hoses

Medical kit in 2 boxes

Lavac loo service kit

Raritan loo service kit

Simrad R3000X remote control and cable

Wind-scoop

Max-prop servicing kit (lubricant also in Lube box in main cabin)

Pipe insulation

S/S piping off-cuts

Old boom cap

Old macerator

Under stairs in aft cabin

Cockpit table

Emergency tiller

Cockpit Locker

Life-raft

Warps

Sea bucket

Transformer & long length of cable to connect it to shore power

US (yellow) cable to connect transformer to boat

US cable to connect generator to boat

Hoses to connect to macerator for emptying aft holding tank

Cleaning materials for use above deck:

-Starbrite Premium Cleaner Wax

- Wood bleach

- Oxalic Acid

- Acetone

- Spotcheck and Magnaflux for testing for metal cracks

- Neverdull metal wadding polish

- Chamois leather rag

- 2 scrubbing brushes and broom handle

- AWL Grip AWL Care protective polymer sealer

- Starbrite rust stain remover

- Paraffin

- Starbrite Sail & Canvas cleaner

- Stratglass Protective cleaner for Vinyl

- IMAR protective polish for vinyl

- Sprayer bottle

- 303 anti-UV protector

- Ocean Respect Hull and Deck Cleaner

- Collinite Metal Wax

Gas Locker

3 Camping Gaz bottles, one small, 2 large

2 gallon petrol can

Can for 1:50 mix for outboard & funnel

1 litre bottle for mixing

Outboard oil

Diesel and petrol siphons

1 litre SAE 10W-30 Castrol GTX Oil for generator

                                                

                                              Photographs...........

                                                                        

                                                                        Calvi , Corsica  

                                                                      Bermuda

                                                         On the hard at Port Napoleon South of France

                                                                         Focsle

                                                                    Forward heads

                                                                          Main cabin, port

                                                                Main cabin, starboard

                                                                          Galley

                                                                             Nav station

                                                                            Aft cabin

                                                                         Aft heads

                                                          Opening portholes in stern cabin

                                                                      Rib in davits

                                                               Outboard hoist

                                                                       New dodger

                                                                       Granny bars

                                               


                                                          Main awning and forward awning.

                                                                 Lovely new wiring.

                                              Wiring photos courtesy of Sundaythecatlost

                                                                         Thanks Ivor!

                                                           

More photos here............  https://www.flickr.com/photos/103475222@N04/albums