Westerly Oceanranger 38 Boat for Sale

• Manufacturer: Westerly
• Location: Plymouth
• Year: 1990
• LOA: 38'0" (11.58m)
• Beam: 12' 8'' (3.86m)
• Berths: 8
• Draft: 1.52
• Keel: Fin keel
• ID no.: 1011306

• Cabins: 3
• Heating: Webasto HL32
• Heads: 2
• Showers: 2
• Watertank Size: 315 Litres
• Engine Make: Volvo Penta
• Horsepower: 40hp
• Drive Type: Shaft drive
• Fuel Type: Diesel
• Fuel Tank Size: 140 Litres
• Cruise Speed: 6 Knots
• Top Speed: 7.5 Knots

Broker Remarks

Brokers Remarks:
The Westerly Oceanranger 38 is the model developed to supersede the Corsair 36. With the extra 2 foot, she lends herself to comfortable long-distance cruising and coastal passages. The Oceanranger 38 performance is excellent significantly when the breeze increases. She is well balanced and feels safe in a seaway; this is partly due to her centre cockpit arrangement being lower in the boat than most centre cockpit boats. Thus, ensuring an element of protection from the cockpit coaming, you are not raised in a more exposed and vulnerable elevated cockpit that most Centre cockpit boats are known for.

This Westerly Oceanranger 38 benefits from having the higher-rated 40hp Volvo Penta engine, which has been maintained to a high standard with regular services. Other upgrades over the years include adding an Areo4gen wind generator, Sterling mains powered battery charger and a new canvas sprayhood 2020. In addition, there is a Lofrans electric windlass, Ocean Safety 6 man liferaft, Webasto diesel fired cabin heating and complete renewal of the interior hull lining and headlining! 

Owners Remarks:
Kilrush was initially specified for a liveaboard in the Mediterranean. However, the present owner kept her for many years in harbours on the West coast of Scotland, cruising extensively in the islands and Ireland. 

Subsequently, she was relocated on the South coast and mainly cruised to the Channel Islands and the West coast of France. She is sea-kindly and very suitable for dealing with coastal cruising along with the “chops of the Channel” and long-distance passage making. Recently she has proved popular with the grandchildren for day sailing and short cruises.

Accommodation

Accommodation:
Sleep 8 in two cabins and the saloon
Double V berth forward cabin
Heads aft of the forward cabin to port
Saloon with C-shaped seating to port (converts to a double berth, bench seating to starboard (single berth)
Galley to starboard aft of the saloon
Chart table to port aft of the saloon
Single quarter berth aft of the chart table (walkthrough to the aft cabin)
Large double owners cabin with offset starboard side double berth, bench seat to port & an en-suite heads

HEADLINING & HULL LINING COMPLETELY REPLACED 2021!! (NO MORE WESTERLY SAG!) 
Teak interior joinery
Teak and holly flooring
Webasto HL32 diesel fired heating system

Forward Cabin:
Double V berth with infill
Under berth stowage
Open shelving
Hanging locker
Reading lights
Opening deck hatch

Heads:
Positioned aft off the forepeak
Jabsco seawater toilet (new 2013, service kit fitted 2020)
Moulded hand basin with hot and cold pressurised water
Shower (new shower drain pump 2017)
Stowage cupboard under the sink and above toilet
Opening deck hatch

Saloon:
Saloon with C-shaped seating to port (converts to a double berth, bench seating to starboard (single berth)
Backrests for the berths remove to create larger berths
Under berth & above berth stowage cupboards and shelving
Folding teak saloon table
Overhead lighting and reading lamps
Lots of teak grab bars throughout
Opening deck hatch

Galley:
U-shaped galley
Two burner gas hob, grill & oven
Isotherm refrigerator
Integral cutlery & crockery storage shelves and cupboards 

Chart Table:
Forward-facing chart table to port
Chart stowage 
Open shelf stowage above & under cupboard stowage

Passage/Pilot Berth:
Single pilot berth to port, with trotter box
Under berth stowage
Engine access opposite

Aft Cabin:
Large owner’s cabin
Offset double berth to starboard
Bench seat
Side table with inset tray
Under berth stowage
Open shelving
Hanging locker
Opening deck hatch
Overhead lighting and reading lights
Separate en-suite heads
Jabsco seawater toilet (new 2013, service kit fitted 2020)
Moulded hand basin with hot & cold water
Shower

Mechanical and Rigging

Mechanics:
Yanmar 3JH3 40hp diesel engine (replaced 2001)
Annually serviced and winterised
Injectors serviced/reset 2013
Single lever morse engine control (new throttle cable 2018)
Shaft driven (new stern gland 2013)
Bronze fixed pitch propeller
Webasto HL32 diesel fired heating system

Electrics:
3 x 12V, 100Ah gel batteries (plus a single-engine start backup battery)
Charging from 12V-30a Sterling Power Pro Charge Ultra, mains battery charger (new 2015)
Aero4Gen wind generator (serviced with new main bearing and brushes 2017)
RWS 200 Rutland charge regulator for the wind generator
Charging from the engine alternator
New main patch panel and switchboard 2017
240V shorepower system
2 x shorepower cables, one of them is metered
12V USB type plug sockets

Tankage:
Freshwater capacity 315 litres, 69 gallons in two tanks
Fuel capacity 140 litres (36 gallons) 

Water System:
Pressurised water (new domestic water pump 2014, backup manual foot pump)
Hot & cold water from calorifier with an immersion heater
PUR power survivor-35 water maker by Recovery Engineering
Nature Pure drinking water filter to a separate tap in the galley (filter replaced at the beginning of each season)

Rigging:
Aluminium spars and spinnaker pole
Double spreader masthead rig
Stainless steel standing rigging
Hasselfors adjustable backstay tensioner
Mast steps
Uprated mainsail sliders (new 2014)
Furlex 300S genoa furling system (serviced 2020)
Slab reefing system
Lazybag with lazyjacks

Sails:
Battened loose-footed mainsail
Furling genoa
Asymmetric spinnaker with snuffer

Inventory

Navigation Aids:
In The Cockpit;
Second position for a Standard Horizon GPS chart 175 chartplotter (new GPS aerial 2016)
Raymarine ST60 depth
Raymarine ST60 wind speed & direction (new anemometer & wiring 2017)
Raymarine ST60 speed & log
Raymarine ST6001 autopilot controller
Steering compass

At The Chart Table;
Raymarine Pathfinder plus RL70C radar (radome scanner replaced 2015
Standard Horizon GPS chart 175 chartplotter (primary position)
Navicom RT-650 DSC, VHF radio
Hand held compass
Chart light

Ground Tackle:
Lofrans Project electric anchor windlass with foot controls (new 2017)
45lb CQR anchor
80 meters of chain
Spare Danforth Kedge anchor
Double stainless steel bow roller
Deck Gear:
Barient #27-48 two speed, self-tailing primary winches
Barient #27 two speed, self-tailing secondary winches
Lewmar #48 twospeed, self tailing halyard winch (on the coachroof to starboard)
Barient #18 two speed halyard winch (on the coachroof to port)
9 x Spinlock rope clutches for halyards and sail controls
Mainsheet traveller
Genoa tracks with adjustable cars
SS pulpit, pushpit & boarding ladder
Aluminium stanchions and stanchion bases
4 x opening deck hatches
Darodes deck ventilators
Teak rubbing strake, toe rail, grab bars & cockpit grating
Perspex windscreen with electric windscreen wiper
Spinnaker pole deck stowage blocks

Safety Equipment:
Ocean Safety 6 man liferaft (next service date November 2021)
Lifesling man overboard rescue sling
Danbuoy
Horseshoe lifebuoy with light
Jackstay lifelines
Emergency tiller
Electric bilge pump (new 2014)
Manual bilge pump
Motoring cone & anchor ball set
Navigation, anchor (LED), tricolour, masthead steaming, bow & stern lights
Fire blanket
4 x fire extinguishers (one is an automatic engine room extinguisher)
Handheld gas detector & battery operated carbon monoxide alarm
Gas safety certificate 2019

Equipment:
Sprayhood (new 2020)
Passerelle onshore
Cockpit cushions
Canvas lazybag
Various fenders and warps
2 x boathooks
Patent mooring ring grabber