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Morris Leigh 30 " Hook" 1979

Double end transom

Settee with pipe berth, varnished pine sheathing

U shaped galley

Nav Station

Port settee

Cockpit with electronics display panels

Aft deck

Cockpit aft

NAME:  Hook

TYPE:  Morris Leigh 30

BUILDER:  Morris Yachts

DESIGNER:  Chuck Paine

YEAR:  1979

DISPLACEMENT:  9,100 lbs

BALLAST:  External lead 4,400 lbs

LOA:  29’9”

BEAM:  9’7”

LWL:  23’4”

DRAFT:4’7”

HOLDING TANK:  13 gal  poly

WATER TANK:  30 gal stainless

MAINSAIL:  Doyle

JIB 105%:  North Sail

ENGINE:  Yanmar 2ym15

FUEL:  13 gal aluminum

 

CONSTRUCTION:  Hull and deck are of hand laid fiberglass, all interior bulkheads are tabbed directly to the hull for greater strength and stiffness.  Ballast is externally mounted lead with bronze keel bolts.  Hull Awlgripped by Morris Yachts  in 2006

 

INTERIOR JOINERY AND FINISH:   Interior finish is painted white with varnished teak trim.  Solid teak cabin sole.  Varnished fir overhead.  Varnished mahogany finger rails along trunk cabin at weather deck level.  Varnished teak hand rails on overhead.  Varnished pine sheathing.  Varnished mahogany navigation station with flip up desk top.  

 

DECKS:  Awlgripped by Morris Yachts; Matterhorn white smooth areas with Moondust non-skid (2007)

 

STANDING AND RUNNING RIGGING: 

          • Oversized standing rigging.  1x19 wire with Sta-lock fittings.
          • Main halyard, main sheet, jib halyard, jib sheets, traveler control lines, 4 dock lines. (2006)
          • Harken MK3 Unit 1 jib reefing system. (2006)  
          • Harken mainsheet traveler with mid boom sheeting.  (2007)
          • Lifelines with stainless bow and stern rails.

 

STEERING:  Tiller steering with tiller extension.

 

EQUIPMENT:

  • Custom folding stainless boarding/swim ladder mounted mid-ships.       
  • 4 fenders with cozies.
  • Vetus manual windlass with chain stopper. (2009)
  • Hawse pipes located forward, midships, and aft.
  • Primary ground tackle:  35# CQR with 100’ 5/16” chain / 150’ ½” rope
  • Secondary ground tackle:  Danforth anchor with 20’ 3/8” chain / 250’ ½” rope
  • Ritchie bulkhead mounted compass.
  • Dodger (Sunbrella “Linnen” with 1” stainless bows, 2009)
  • Sailing awning (Sunbrella “Linnen”,2009)
  • 4 Dock lines   
  • Magma grill mounted on the stern rail.  The grill is plumbed directly to the ships propane.
  • Life ring (throwable horseshoe PFD)
  • Espar cabin heater (2009)
  • Propane galley stove (2009)

 

ENGINE:

  • Yanmar 2Ym15; 14 hp (2009)
  • 13 gallon aluminum fuel tank (2009)
  • Oversized Racor filter
  • Engine compartment is lined with Sound Down acoustic insulation
  • Engine compartment light

 

ELECTRONICS:

  • Garmin GPS 3206 chart plotter (2009)
  • Simrad below decks hydraulic autopilot with AP16 control head and AC10 course computer.
  • Icom 302 VHF at nav staion
  • Raymarine ST40 multi Speed, depth, temp

 

ELECTRICAL: 

  • Two AGM group 31, 105 ah house batteries
  • One AGM group 27, start battery
  • DC panel with 30 amp main breaker
  • AC panel with 30 amp main breaker
  • 30 amp shore power inlet
  • Galvanic isolator
  • Anchor light at masthead, red/green at bow, stern light, steaming light on mast, foredeck light on mast.
  • Lightning protected.  (Lightning diffuser and bonding)
  • HDM Ion-X on board 10 amp battery charger.

 

SAILS: 

  • North Sails 105% jib (2006)
  • Doyle main

 

PLUMBING:

  • Skipper II head
  • 13 gallon roto-molded holding tank with Y-valve               
  • Manual sanitation overboard pump
  • Rule 2000 auto bilge pump
  • Edson manual bilge pump in cockpit

 

COMMENTS: “Hook” has recently gone through a two year refit which has brought this classic up to date. The Leigh 30 is of moderate displacement, falling halfway between the weight of the heavier offshore racers and that of the Colin Archer double enders.  The result combines the excellent motion, stability and load carrying ability, but with improved speed, greater maneuverability and less expensive maintenance under a tidier, less expensive and more easily handled sail plan. 

OFFERED FOR: $79,500.00                                             LOCATION: Florida

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