Hallberg Rassy Monsoon 31

Theoretically, 6 people could sleep on board, although the more realistic number is probably between a family of 4 and a single-handed sailor. Cooking is done on the 2-burner paraffin cooker in the galley. The drinking water is pumped into the washbasin in the galley and into the bathroom with the help of the foot pump. There is also a manual pump toilet. Furthermore, there is an electric cooler next to the cooker for cooling the food.

This example is still unassembled. However, this also means that the sails, engine, etc. are older. Everything works, except for a few lamps. Navigation is done with the instruments on the navigation table, which were reinstalled in the spring. All the lines are still routed in the classic way. The foresail is run on staysails, the main as a furling sail around the boom. The sails are still usable as long as you do not want to sail regattas. It is ready for sailing and holidays and will be handed over like this in spring. The owner has created his own small homepage, perhaps interesting for you - Link.