Hurley 800

Sold: Hurley 800 compact cruiser sailboat with stable and seaworthy sailing capabilities

The Hurley 800 was built at Jachtbouw Twente, NL and was designed by a Danish architect. Despite its compact dimensions, the Hurley has seaworthy sailing characteristics. With the long keel and 50% ballast share the Hurley sails very stable. Steering with the tiller is light and comfortable, the seat in the cockpit fitted with teak is excellent even under sail. The sail quiver consists of a high aspect furling jib, battened mainsail and a gennaker. The mainsail can be fully reefed from the cockpit. In addition to the log-depth meter and compass, the Furuno GPS / plotter can also be read from the steering position thanks to a convenient folding system. The Hurley is therefore also good to sail singlehanded. The Vetus 11hp diesel engine receives annual maintenance at a boatyard. This Hurley 800 has been stored on the hard every winter covered by a winter tent.


The classic-looking interior is made of mahogany and is in good condition. The retrofitted ceiling provides a better appearance compared to the standard models. The cabin is equipped with two standard settee benches. The cabin table can be moved sideways to make it easier to walk past. With the door of the heads the forepeak can be changed into a private hut, including a handy closet. The practical layout offers sleeping berths for 5 people. By raising the back support of the starboard bench, a spacious sleeping area is created. The aft quarter berth has a good size and length. The galley has an Origo 3000 stove, Waeco top loading cooler and sink with running water. The extendable chart table is simple but very practical. Throughout the cabin are various cabinets for storage.

Specification

General
Brand & Type Hurley 800
Category Sailing Yacht
Measurements L 8,30 x W 2,75 x D 1,40
Built 1997
Yard Jachtbouw Twente, NL
Displacement 3200 kg ( 1250 kg ballast )
Material Polyester GRP
Hull shape & keel
Round bilge and long keel
Steering tiller steering with extension, single balanced rudder
Mooring location n/a
Asking price Sold
Engine
Brand, Type & Power
Vetus M2.05 11hp / 7,7 kW
Fuel diesel
Fueltank polyethylene 25 L
Cooling indirect
Propulsion water lubricated shaft with 3-blade propellor
Battery service + start (2018 / 2019)
Battery charger Mastervolt (2016)
Inverter n/a
Voltage 12V / 220V (shorepower with powercable)
Control panel
Vetus
Accommodation
Cabines front private cabin, saloon with benches, aft quarter berth
Sleeping berths
6 ( 2 on V-bed, 1 in aft quarter berth, 2 on the settee berths )
Heads / Toilet
Jabsco manual pumptoilet
Cooking device gimballed 2-burner Origo 3000 stove
Running water electrical pump for sink in galley
Watertank polyethylene 150 L
Refridgerator Waeco top loader with compressor and element (12V / 220V)
Heater Wallas hot air on paraffin
Sails & Rigging
Mast Neutmast aluminium
Boom and Traveler
Neutmast aluminium boom and traveler
Mainsail dacron battened with three reefs (checked 2018)
Foresail High aspect furling jib (checked 2018), furling Genoa
Reefing system
Plastimo furler
Winches 2x sheet (normal)+ 2x halyard (normal)
Other sails
Gennaker, aluminium spiboom
Navigation & Electronics
Navigation lights top-, side-, stern-, steam-, anchorlight
Compass Plastimo liquid
Depth gauge
Raymarine ST60 Tridata
Wind gauge n/a
GPS Furuno Navigator
Log
Raymarine ST60 Tridata
VHF Shipmate RS8300
Anchorball and Cone
yes, black
Equipment & Safety
Anchor Danforth
Fenders 4 fenders + 1 ball + 4 mooring lines
Deck covers sprayhood (refurbished 2019), mainsail cover (2018, blue), jib cover (blue), wintertent
Swimming ladder stainless steel on the transom
Gas bottle locker
no gas on board
Bilge pump manual
Radar reflector no
Fire control 1x fire extinguisher (2018)
Extra 2x cockpit cushions, lifebuoy (2018), new antifouling (2019)
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