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Old 02-05-2023, 10:09   #1
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34' 1978 Hans Christian 34 Cutter in Caribbean 49k

Ahoy sailors and future sailors, Celine and myself have decided to let Pompoen (pronounced pom-poon) go to a new home. We are the third owners and were excited to take her around the world but life currently has different plans for us as Celine goes back to studies in Europe and I to some work and other pursuits in North Carolina. The refit was a bit more costly than anticipated and we’ve decided it’s best to continue this dream later on in our lives when we have more resources available to truly enjoy a boat of this pedigree. Pompoen is ready to sail far, we however are not. Don’t get us wrong, we spent some beautiful moments sailing around the Caribbean and Pompoen has given us everything we could ask for in a boat and in a home and is continuing to inspire us each day. She's a boat that will give you as much as you give her.

Pompoen is a 1978 Hans Christian 34 cutter rigged double ender designed by Robert Perry and built in Taiwan (heavily built and lots of teak). She has always been a loved boat and that is clear from the moment you step aboard. She is recently refit and ready to take you wherever your dreams may bring you. Please see the accompanying lists for details. She is a stout, safe and secure vessel with some great sailing qualities. All the big work has been done. If we were to keep her, the next big project we may consider is to remove the teak decks at some point in the next few years, however the teak is still in very good shape and was put on thick back in the 70s. We seal the teak with Semco to improve its longevity. The engine is strong and reliable, she has had her topsides, cabin top and bottom hull completely redone. The working sails are Diekow sails, made in Germany of good quality. Please see the sail inventory list for details. Pompoen comes outfitted with all sorts of gear and extras for living and sailing.

For those seriously interested, please reach out for videos (walk around and engine demonstration), Dec 2015 survey, and more information on her background and story. All this information and more is on hand and available. She has traveled the world once already. Pompoen is currently located in the Caribbean, sailing around Dominica now. We can meet you somewhere or you can meet us here. We aren't in such a rush and are continuing to maintain and tackle new projects each day. She means a lot to us and we hope the next owners may feel the same connection we did. It seems in nearly every harbor we arrive in, somebody will approach us on a dinghy to compliment Pompoen, she’s a unique boat to say the least and easy to spot from any distance. Asking price is 49k. Please reach out with any questions you may have. Thank you for your time and we are looking forward to meeting you!

Best,
Francis and Celine

Below you will find the current inventory list and the big jobs completed in the last couple decades alongside detailed notes of the 2023 refit.
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Old 02-05-2023, 10:11   #2
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Re: 34' 1978 Hans Christian 34 Cutter in Caribbean 49k

Pompoen’s Inventory List:

Sails:
1 Working Genoa 110%
1 Working Staysail
1 Spare Staysail
1 Yankee
1 Storm Jib
1 Working mainsail
1 Spare mainsail
1 Cut down mainsail for use as storm mainsail (Storm track on mast)
1 Cruising spinnaker with sock and deploying gear

Winches:
3 Barient #18 two speed, chromed bronze
1 Lewmar 7 single speed aluminum
1 Barient #21 two speed, chromed bronze
2 Lewmar #40 two speed, self-tailing, chromed bronze

Ground Tackle:
1 Hinged shank plow type anchor 45lb.
1 65M of 8mm galvanized chain
1 Hinged shank plow type anchor 35 lb.
1 Fortress™ FX 37 Aluminum stockless Danforth™ type
1 Length of ¾” three strand twisted nylon rode 160’ in good condition
1 Length of 1” nylon braid 220’.
1 Simpson Manual Windlass r
1 Anchor Buddi (lead weight to roll down chain to improve scope)
7 Fenders and plenty of Docking Lines

Tender:
1 Rollup Achilles Dinghy,new 12/2008 professional inspection and repairs 2023
1 8HP Mercury outboard, new in 12/2008 Overhaul in 2023
1 Navy Stockless Dinghy Anchor

Safety Equipment:
1 Viking 4 Person Liferaft 2011
1 EPIRB ACR 406 satellite3, COSPAS-SARSAT 2DC58 EB382 FFBFF batteries replaced in 2023
1 Para-Tech Sea Anchor that is the recommended size for this boat with 2 300 ft lines rigged for easier deployment
3 Life jackets
3 Harnesses
2 Jack Lines
1 Spot light
3 Fire Extinguishers (2 new 2023)
1 Man Overboard pole w/horseshoe buoy
1 Horn
1 Sledge Hammer
1 Radar Reflector
1 Bosun’s Chair
4 Screw in storm plugs for Dorade vents
1 Pair of Cable Cutters

Piping and Sanitary:
1 Small rule submersible electric bilge pump
1 Rule 3700 emergency submersible electric bilge pump
1 Whale mk5 manual bilge pump new 2023
1 Potable Pressure Water System
1 Galley fresh water electric pump
1 Galley fresh water foot pump
1 Galley saltwater hand pump

Engine:
1 Beta Marine Diesel model BV1505 rated at 37.5 SHP installed in 2000 with 2380 hours of use.
2 Racor separator/filters w/bypass capability to run one or both and can change one while running engine on the other
1 Exhaust shut off valve for use in high seas
1 PSS Dripless shaft seal
1 3 blade bronze propeller

Batteries:
2 Lifeline GPL-4DL AGM house batteries NOTE: Only one was installed, the other is beneath the port side salon bench awaiting wiring both New 2020
1 Eveready Gold Lead acid start battery 700a new 2023
1 Mega Pulse Marine battery maintainer

Navigation Equipment & Electronics:
1 QK-A026 AIS Receiver with NMEA Multiplexer + WiFi + GPS
1 ProNautic 12/20P can use 120VAC, 60hz, or 230VAC 50hz, installed in 2017
1 True Heading Carbon AIS Transponder
1 Icom IC402 1/25W fixed mount VHF radio
1 Vesper Marine AIS transceiver with NEMA interface new 2010
1 Garmin GPS 12 handheld
1 Hummingbird Fish finder/depth sounder Matrix 12
1 Signet Knot-Log
1 Kenwood R5000 SSB receiver
1 SSB Realistic DX440
1 Bronze Ritchie 5” magnetic steering compass
1 Spare Ritchie magnetic tell-tail compass
1 Sinergex™ 300W inverter
1 Pair Hahn 7X50 waterproof binoculars
1 Pair Plastimo 7X50 binoculars
1 pair Yamaha 6X30 binoculars
1 New Windex 2023 masthead wind indicator
1 Radar reflector
1 Supernova Combi Tri and Anchor L.E.D mastlight

Windvane:
1 Autohelm for Wind Vane driving auxiliary rudder. New bearings, support brackets, and other parts in good operating condition

Galley:
Taylor’s 030 2 burner stove w/oven

Entertainment:
1 Car deck w/ usb, aux, mp3 player (no CD)
1 Sewing machine household Singer from 1977 serviced in 2023

Tools:
Assortment of hand tools from 17” channel lock pliers to feeler gauges and easy outs
1 DeWalt 12 Volt drill and flashlight w/charger new 2013
2 DeWalt batteries new 2019 and 1 older.
1 Makita die-grinder
1 Mini Shop Vac(great for being on the hard)
1 Heat Gun
1 Pressure Washer New 2023


Documents and Manuals:
1 Engine notebook
1 Notebook of assorted info on systems and parts
1 Slim orange ITOYA file with electrical schematics, awning cut out plan
1 Black engine maintenance log
1 Set of Reference books

EXTRAS:
Lots of extra fiberglass materials, varnish, paint, tons of extra nuts, bolts, screws, etc, all perfectly organized

PAST MAJOR PROJECTS (provided by previous owner who had her since 1989):
1999: replaced Stb Samson post with purpleheart.
2000: new engine (replaced salt water cooled Volvo 34 with the Beta before heading to tropics)
2001: new standing rigging and solar panels
2002: water tank leak repairs.
2003: new VHF and antenna, new speedometer after lightning strike. No other damage sustained. Bottle brush added. Major paint work, New awning and sail covers.
2003: Auxiliary rudder repairs.
2005: New wiring for navigation lights (both masthead and pulpit), other work on mast including paint.
2006: Replaced port diesel tank (black iron) with epoxy/glass and re-plumbed fuel lines.
2007: Removed bowsprit for caulking access, discovered some rot and replaced the entire bowsprit with kauri. Re-glazed all port lights.
2008: New dinghy/outboard. 65M new chain – not much work done this year.
2009: replaced bow stem chain plates and inner forestay after the former broke. Blister repair job including one new layer of glass and lots of painting, Also a new awning.
2010: AIS Transponder added. New interior cushions, new fenders
2011: New life raft, new EPIRB, new docking lines, some new running rigging
2012: New wood for overhead in salon & galley, w/new LED lighting, interior paint and varnish, misc. wood work. New galley cabinet and stove surroundings lined with stainless steel. Replaced 2 chain plates (aft shrouds – one showed hairline crack). Re-bedding of forward haws holes.
2013: replaced upper shroud chainplates, new 65M chain.
2014: re-caulking and refastening teak deck. New engine damper plate. Port Sampson Post replaced with Ipé. New dinghy floorboards. Transmission fluid change.
2014 - 18: Replaced most of the caulking.
2015: Forward shroud chainplates and stern chain plate replaced. (Bowsprit fitting for head stay only original left.) Had topside blisters (cosmetics) repaired and entire topsides painted with AwlGrip. New Bow Pulpit, wiring, LED lights, bowsprit paint, New stern pulpit, wiring, LED light, new mast step.
2023: Major refit (see below)

Major refit 2023
Electronics:
Switched to navionics(installed iPad USB 3.0 charging and mounts)
Installed QK-A026 AIS Receiver with NMEA Multiplexer + WiFi + GPS (AIS appears on Navionics while continuing to send location)
New Supernova Combi Tri and Anchor L.E.D mastlight (Functions as both nav lights and anchor light)
New in mast VHF cable of high quality
Replaced batteries

Engine:
Cleaned heat exchanger
Emptied and cleaned diesel tank
Flushed coolant system thoroughly
Professionally rebuilt alternator
New fresh water pump
New temperature sender
Polished belt surfaces
New belt (fan belt gates 9 part number 7400 10mmx 1031mm OC)
Oil change, new oil filter
New fuel filters (including Parker Racor filters)
New air filter
New cutlass bearing
New PSS dripless shaft seal
Replaced Zincs throughout boat

Gear:
Installed New Jabsco toilet (toto bowl) system with all new plumbing, vent loops, and through hull fittings
Cleaned, inspected and lubricated all winches
Cleaned, inspected and lubricated windlass
Cleaned, inspected and lubricated all seacocks
New mainsail cover
New dodger
New headsail cover
Professionally serviced dinghy
Professionally serviced outboard engine and replaced drive shaft with higher quality Stainless Steel
New lifelines with Dyneema
New manual bilge pump whale mk5
Professional standing rigging inspection and tuning(replaced two toggles (Forestay and backstay) and port side bowsprit stay)
New Spreader boots
New spreader LED lights and lenses
Rebuilt and cleaned stove and stove pump, installed one brand new burner and inspected others
Rebuilt saltwater galley pump
Redesigned bow anchor rollers to maintain centered chain

Bright work:
Painted mast and booms with 2 component paint
Re-bunged entire teak cockpit/refinished teak
Cabin top repaired and professionally painted with 2 component paint
Thorough painting and varnishing of boat using 2 component interlux paint and epifanes varnish
Bottom sanded back to primer
3 layers of Interlux epoxy primer
3 layers of Interlux antifouling
Cleaned all lockers and reorganized entire boat
Installed new ceiling panels with new teak trim (removable for easy access to through deck fittings)
Rebuilt port teak mast pad
Varnished the following with 7 coats of Epifanes:
Rub rails, handrails, companionway, doors, and steering wheel
Varnished Interior touch ups using Helmsman stain varnish
Name and home port professionally made and installed
2 layers of Semco and 4 layers of varnish on cockpit grates, bow teak and stern teak planks
2 layers of Semco on teak deck

Future projects:
-Remove the starboard diesel tank as it is no longer functioning, replace or use space for storage (If we haven’t done so yet).
-Connect solar panels to MidNite MPPT solar charger (If we haven’t done so yet)
-Install additional Lifeline GPL-4DL AGM battery (If we haven’t done so yet)
-Install new lowrance depth sounder and fish finder to replace older Hummingbird fish finder (If we haven’t done so yet)
-Replace teak decks someday?
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Old 02-05-2023, 19:57   #3
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Re: 34' 1978 Hans Christian 34 Cutter in Caribbean 49k

winklepicker22@outlook.com Looks to be in really good condition. Would you mind pinging my the links to your walk through... Cheers
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Howdy Winkle, sent those videos over, please let me know if you received them, cheers
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Old 18-05-2023, 08:47   #5
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Sailing her down to Trinidad now!
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that semco on the deck looks really nice.
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Old 19-05-2023, 07:16   #7
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Re: 34' 1978 Hans Christian 34 Cutter in Caribbean 49k

Beautiful boat. Has she sold yet? If not, I'd like a link to the videos. Thanks.
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Old 19-05-2023, 13:32   #8
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Hi Tuscan, she's still available. Can you message me your email address and I'll send you the videos? Thanks!
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UPDATE: Still available, located in Trinidad double bow single stern mooring in a local sailing association. Bottom is being cleaned 2-3 times a month. Engine is being ran once a month. Boat is being inspected 2-3 times a month. New Price: $45,000
We have plenty of videos and further information if desired. Thanks!
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Hello,
Is this boat still for sale?
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