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S97189	Hallberg-Rassy Rasmus 35			Lying	Afloat in full commission in East Sussex
Builder	Hallberg-Rassy Varv AB, Ellos, Sweden			Year	1979
Builder	Hallberg-Rassy Varv AB, Ellos, Sweden			Price	£39,000
LOA	34' 6"	Sail area	500 sq ft	Brief details
LWL	27' 7"	Rig	Sloop	The Hallberg-Rassy Rasmus 35 is a long-keeled centre-cockpit yacht with a fixed windscreen. Although a genuine sailing yacht she also has a powerful diesel. This is one of the last built, and is in remarkably good condition for her age. She is well equipped for cruising with bow thruster, wind generator, davits for dinghy and has had synthetic teak decks fitted.
Beam	10' 0"	Cabins	2 plus saloon
Draught	4' 3"	Berths	5-6
Displacement	12,100 lbs	Engine	Yanmar 4JH4E diesel
Ballast	5,500 lbs	BHP	55
Keel type	Long keel with encapsulated cast iron ballast

The Rasmus 35 was designed by Olle Enderlein, whose other designs included many Hallberg-Rassy, plus yachts for Swan, Najad and Shipman. The first two Rasmus 35s were built by Christophe Rassy in mahogany in around 1967, but from hull no 3 the yachts were entirely GRP, with solid laminated hulls, and decks with vinyl core material. These were probably the first sailing yachts to have fixed glass windscreens, a design feature that has since become a feature of many Scandinavian yachts. The earlier Rasmus 35s were thus Rassys, not Hallberg-Rassys.

In 1972 Christophe Rassy bought out Harry Hallberg’s competing boatyard in Ellös. As the Hallberg brand was by far the most well-known with its four designs and the Rassy yard only had the Rasmus, the new company was named Hallberg-Rassy.

760 Rasmus 35s were made during twelve years between 1967 and 1978. The name "Rasmus" is the God of Winds in Germany. The boats were offered with sloop or ketch rigs, and a choice of a full fixed wheelhouse top with a wheel under the wheelhouse, or just windscreen and sprayhood with a wheel aft in the cockpit. Hulls were also sent to the UK to Freeman Yachts, who fitted them out and sold them as Nab 35s, all with fixed wheelhouse.

The Rasmus 35 stayed in production until around 1979/80, by which time the Hallberg-Rassy 352 had appeared, another long-running model which was beamier, and thus managed to fit in an internal access to the aft cabin. The 352 was also a fin and skeg hull instead of a long keel.

This yacht is a Hallberg-Rassy Rasmus 35, hull no 709, with sloop rig and windscreen plus a full "camper" canvas cockpit canopy. She has been re-engined with a Yanmar, and fitted with a Vetus bowthruster. She has a good inventory and the decks, which were probably originally teak, have been refinished with synthetic teak.


	Yachtsnet photographs August and September 2019 (photos under way as yacht left marina berth for passage)

	Above: the bowthruster is clearly an advantage leaving a fairly tight marina berth




	Click here to open a new window with selected larger size photos

The forecabin has two vee-berths each 84" long "on the vee" with an infill making the berth a double 78" fore and aft and also 78" at it's widest aft.

Saloon headroom is just over 72" aft, dropping to 69" forward by the heads.
The saloon table can drop to make another double 80" by 40".
Eberspacher blown hot air heating is installed.

The item wrapped in plastic on a bracket on the bulkhead
is a TV set, unused by the present owner.

There are no instruments at the chart table: all are in the cockpit.

The grey box is an AIS transponder

The decks were fitted with 'Permateek' synthetic teak in winter 2010//11


Photographs August and September 2019

This yacht was built in Sweden in 1979 and originally owned in Norway. She was brought to the UK in 1992 at which
time she had her original 55 hp Volvo Penta MD21A engine. This has since been replaced by a 55 hp Yanmar 4JH4E,
which must have been after 2004 to 2006, which was when this model Yanmar engine was produced.
The yacht has also subsequently been fitted with a Vetus 3 hp bowthruster.

This is a really well looked after example of these near-classic cruising yachts.
She is at present (winter 2019/20 still regularly being sailed from her home port in Sussex.

Inventory:
Engine details		Yanmar 4JH4E 4-cylinder 2.19 litre diesel, freshwater cooled. Engine hours probably under 1,000, as reportedly 560 hours in early 2018. Hour counter display not working - as is almost universal with these Yanmar and Volvo units after a few years. Last serviced July 2019
Bow thruster		Vetus 3 hp bow thruster with control at binnacle
Fuel tank capacity		75 gallons in keel tank (capacity as quoted in HR owners manual)
Propeller		three bladed fixed on shaft drive with PSS shaft seal
Batteries		5 x batteries
Battery charging/electrics		Engine alternator, shorepower charger and Rutland wind generator (fitted 2019). Smartgauge battery management system.
Sails and deck equipment
Rig details		Sloop rig, Selden alloy spars and rod kicker: age of spars not known but are relatively modern and not original from 1979. S/S standing rigging from February 2009
Mainsail		Fully battened main, 3 slab reefing points, good condition with stackpack type cover and lazyjacks
Genoa		Roller genoa, good condition
Genoa furling		Furlex 200S
Primary winches		2 x Lewmar 40 two speed self-tailing
Halliard/reefing winches		2 x Lewmar halliard winches on mast and Lewma7 7 reefing winch also on mast
Bower anchor		15 Kg Rocna with approx 50 metres 3/8" chain
Kedge anchors		CQR and Bruce
Anchor windlass		Simpson-Lawrence vertical axis electric windlass with remote control
Steering		Wheel
Autopilot		Simrad AP20 with hydraulic ram
Steering compass		Sestrel on binnacle
Warps & fenders		4 warps and 6 fenders
Miscellaneous		Full cockpit "camper" cover with windows, dodgers. Full set of tailored winter covers.
Navigation Equipment and instruments
Radar		Garmin
GPS/Chartplotter		Garmin 5008 8" colour plotter
AIS		Garmin AIS600 transponder
Log/speed		Simrad Isis
Depth sounder		Simrad Isis
Windspeed/direction	*	Simrad Isis - NB: not showing windspeed
VHF radio		Standard Horizon Eclipse with DSC
Radio receiver		Pioneer radio/CD player
Safety/emergency equipment
Lifebuoy		Horseshoe with danbuoy and light
Radar reflector		Mast mounted
Bilge pump		Manual and electric pumps
Miscellaneous		Fire extinguishers
Interior
Cabin layout		Forecabin, heads, saloon and aft cabin
Cabin heating		Eberspacher blown hot air diesel cabin heating and water heating
Berths		5-6
Water tank capacity		75 gallons in keel tank (capacity as quoted in HR owners manual)
Cooker		Two-burner, grill and oven, gas
Coolbox		Refrigerated coolbox
Heads		Jabsco. Currently plumbed straight to sea, but a S/S holding tank probably about 40-50 litres capacity is fitted though not connected.
Miscellaneous
Dinghy		Tinker inflatable on davits
Outboard		Mercury 3.5 four stroke - new 2019
These particulars are believed to be correct but cannot be guaranteed and are subject to confirmation by the purchaser subject to still being available. For further information or to arrange a viewing, please contact Yachtsnet on 01326-212234 or

The particulars detailed herein are intended to give a fair description of the vessel but their accuracy cannot be guaranteed. These particulars are not a part of any contract or offer, and are supplied on the understanding that all negotiations shall be conducted via Yachtsnet Ltd., who are acting as brokers for the vendor. The vendor is not selling in the course of business unless otherwise stated. The prospective purchaser is strongly recommended to check the particulars, and where appropriate, at his own expense, to employ qualified agents to carry out surveys, structural and/or mechanical & electrical checks or tests

UK sailing yacht brokerage and boat sales

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S97189

Hallberg-Rassy Rasmus 35

Lying

Afloat in full commission in East Sussex

Builder

Hallberg-Rassy Varv AB, Ellos, Sweden

Year

1979

Price

£39,000

LOA

34' 6"

Sail area

500 sq ft

Brief details

LWL

27' 7"

Rig

Sloop

Beam

10' 0"

Cabins

2 plus saloon

Draught

4' 3"

Berths

5-6

Displacement

12,100 lbs

Engine

Yanmar 4JH4E diesel

Ballast

5,500 lbs

BHP

55

Keel type

Long keel with encapsulated cast iron ballast

Yachtsnet photographs August and September 2019 (photos under way as yacht left marina berth for passage)

Above: the bowthruster is clearly an advantage leaving a fairly tight marina berth

Click here to open a new window with selected larger size photos

The forecabin has two vee-berths each 84" long "on the vee" with an infill making the berth a double 78" fore and aft and also 78" at it's widest aft.

Saloon headroom is just over 72" aft, dropping to 69" forward by the heads. The saloon table can drop to make another double 80" by 40". Eberspacher blown hot air heating is installed. The item wrapped in plastic on a bracket on the bulkhead is a TV set, unused by the present owner.

There are no instruments at the chart table: all are in the cockpit.

The grey box is an AIS transponder

The decks were fitted with 'Permateek' synthetic teak in winter 2010//11

Photographs August and September 2019

This is a really well looked after example of these near-classic cruising yachts. She is at present (winter 2019/20 still regularly being sailed from her home port in Sussex.

Inventory:

Engine details

Yanmar 4JH4E 4-cylinder 2.19 litre diesel, freshwater cooled. Engine hours probably under 1,000, as reportedly 560 hours in early 2018. Hour counter display not working - as is almost universal with these Yanmar and Volvo units after a few years. Last serviced July 2019

Bow thruster

Vetus 3 hp bow thruster with control at binnacle

Fuel tank capacity

75 gallons in keel tank (capacity as quoted in HR owners manual)

Propeller

three bladed fixed on shaft drive with PSS shaft seal

Batteries

5 x batteries

Battery charging/electrics

Engine alternator, shorepower charger and Rutland wind generator (fitted 2019). Smartgauge battery management system.

Sails and deck equipment

Rig details

Sloop rig, Selden alloy spars and rod kicker: age of spars not known but are relatively modern and not original from 1979. S/S standing rigging from February 2009

Mainsail

Fully battened main, 3 slab reefing points, good condition with stackpack type cover and lazyjacks

Genoa

Roller genoa, good condition

Genoa furling

Furlex 200S

Primary winches

2 x Lewmar 40 two speed self-tailing

Halliard/reefing winches

2 x Lewmar halliard winches on mast and Lewma7 7 reefing winch also on mast

Bower anchor

15 Kg Rocna with approx 50 metres 3/8" chain

Kedge anchors

CQR and Bruce

Anchor windlass

Yachtsnet photographs August and September 2019
(photos under way as yacht left marina berth for passage)

Click here to open a new window
with selected larger size photos

Saloon headroom is just over 72" aft, dropping to 69" forward by the heads.
The saloon table can drop to make another double 80" by 40".
Eberspacher blown hot air heating is installed.

The item wrapped in plastic on a bracket on the bulkhead
is a TV set, unused by the present owner.

This is a really well looked after example of these near-classic cruising yachts.
She is at present (winter 2019/20 still regularly being sailed from her home port in Sussex.