ACCOMMODATIONS Sleeps six in three solid teak-staved cabins: Guest Cabin forward has a V-berth with filler, storage, including four drawers, under all bunks. Next aft to port is the Head Compartment with Jabsco toilet ('07); grey marble countertops; telephone-type shower; white Formica bulkheads; teak grate in sole and storage locker below and behind the counter. Opposite the forward head is a large hanging locker with back of the instrument panel access through the aft bulkhead. <P> Up to the Main Saloon with a fully-equipped inside Helm Station with telescoping chair to starboard and L-shaped settee to port with hi-low table (converts area into a double berth). The upholstery throughout was replaced in late 2008. A double row of overhead teak handrails provides security in a seaway. Screens are provided for all windows, and the curtains were replaced early in 2008. <P> Down three stairs to the aft Master Stateroom and ensuite Head Compartment. This stateroom features a centerline queen-sized berth; three large hanging lockers; desk with mirror; drawers and cabinets to starboard and opening windows with curtains. The ensuite Head Compartment has a tub/stall shower with seat; PAR toilet; grey marble sink countertops with storage below and above; opening hatch and window provide good ventilation and light to this area. <p> Two reverse cycle Cruiseaire air conditioning units provide heat and air conditioning throughout. A second 30 amp shore power connection makes it possible to run both units simultaneously when dockside.
GALLEY L-shaped across the aft bulkhead of the Main Saloon containing the following:
Magic Chef four-burner propane stove/oven
Microwave oven (retracts into countertop under cutting board)
Marinetics solenoid propane shutoff
TV connection
Norcold over/under refrigerator/freezer
Double stainless steel sink
Hot & cold pressure water
Fresh water hand pump
By-pass for hot water heater
STATEROOMS
AFT HEAD The aft head has a marble vanity with marble top, a manual commode, and a combination stall shower and small tub with seat.
UPPER HELM
ELECTRONICS & NAVIGATION
FLYBRIDGE
Datamarine Dart System (depth w/alarm, speed, log, temperature w/alarm)
Aquameter Saturn 4" compass
Kenyon C100 Loran
Cetec Benmar Compu-course 220 autopilot w/remote
Standard VHF
Controls for Wesmar bow thruster and Maxwell electric automatic windlass
Two Jensen stereo speakers
Garmin 136 GPS w/mounts for both helms
LOWER HELM
Furuno radar
Kenyon C100 Loran
ICOM ICM-127 VHF
Datamarine Dart System
Benmar autopilot
Ritchie Powerdamp 5" compass
Rudder position indicator
Controls for Wesmar bow thruster and Maxwell electric automatic windlass
Weems and Plath clock and barometer
Manual bilge pump mounted next to steering wheel
Two windshield wipers
Garmin GPS
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
12/110V systems
Two 30 amp shore power cords
Smart charger and alternator
Extra golf cart batteries
Generator - 8 KW, Onan, diesel
30/15 amp converter
Lightning prevention system
HULL & DECK
Bruce 33# anchor
250' chain
Anchor sprit w/roller and chain lock
Maxwell electric automatic windlass
Wesmar bow thruster
Large deck box
Safety harness
Two hoses
Ten life jackets
Five-step folding boarding ladder
Snap-on folding screens for hatches
Fixed screens for windows
Five opening windows
Olin flare gun kit (out of date flares)
Custom-built aluminum tall mast and boom with a Housley steadying sail
Spreader lights
Courtesy lights
Four fenders in two racks
Two fenderboards
Three deck chairs
Four life cushions
Fresh water washdown with dedicated tank
Sea nettle flushing system
Spare docklines
Swivelling lower helm seat with adjustable height
Ensign
ENGINE & MECHANICAL
Cruise Air air conditioning can be run off shore power
Electric oil change pump for engine and generator
ADDITIONAL FEATURES Pioneer stereo with cassette
REMARKS Salty Lady's owners have owned her since she was nearly new and have made many improvements over the years.
This good looking Monk 36 has a unique microwave oven stowing system whereby a worm-drive elevates the oven from under the galley counter when it is needed, thereby leaving more counter space when the oven is not being used.
Because the steps up to the aft cabin top had a rise that was more than that for most steps, two teak intermediary steps were added to make it more comfortable to go up and down the steps.
A fresh water tank was added that is dedicated for use by the freshwater deck washdown pump.
At the top of the mast is a state-of-the-art electrical discharge device providing extraordinary protection against lightning.
Because jellyfish can clog up the air conditioning cooling water intake, a special backflush pump was added to clear the line when needed.
Because the owners like to anchor out instead of staying at marinas, a large bank of golf cart batteries was installed to provide lots of eletrical power between charging cycles.
In the Fall of 2007, much of the exterior teak was painted out to simplify future maintenance. The color choice was Grand Banks beige, which goes very well with the remaining varnished teak.
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