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I looked at 2 402’s this past weekend. The older one had a little crazing, but I would consider acceptable for a nearly 30 year old boat. The broker said the newer one had the gel coat

My 38MKII has crazing but not to this extent. Tim R 38MKII in refit

Yes. ? I looked at 6 Sabres in the last year between 1988 and 2004. ?362, 38, and 386. the 1988 had very little crazing as does my 1982. ? All of the boats that I saw made between 1993 and 2004

No judgement please on 3 inch-itis (fore cabin headroom and berth length), but having a few extra hours last weekend, I went to check out a mid-1990's 362. ?This is the first 362 I've been aboard

I too would be proud of removing a plug like that. It is someone akin to a boat exorcism!

I have the Gobius C on the holding tank and linked to my N2K network. I’ve been pleased with it. Seems pretty accurate and doesn’t require drilling holes into the top of the tank. Range is fine on

Just this past weekend I put together a similar set up in anticipation of calibrating tanks for tank monitors. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BL37TN96?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title? RESTMO Water

Allison, Our tanks will drain almost bone dry. There is maybe a quart or two left in the tank when we can no longer draw water out. We use the same kind of reinforced PVC hose on the end of the shut

Dave, I am interested in pictures, measurements and a sale price.? I have an oval hole in the mast, but no know attachment point on the mast collar.? I'll have to figure that out. Thank you? - Doug

That’s a great idea Dave. As we all know it isn’t really about how much water the tank holds but more about the "useable" amount of water it holds. On a slightly different note something we have

I had the same questions about tank size, so I bought a water flow meter <https://amzn.to/4jjeEOB> like this one from Amazon. The V-Berth tank was 45 gallons, the starboard settee tank was 35 gallons

Hi, Off the top of my head, I think my 362 carries about 78 gallons of water. 29 gal. in the port tank, under settee. 49 gal. under the fwd berth. Mine is a 1998. My owners manual did not list

nate , im a little higher in price , but its a very nice example. in jersey city https://newjersey.craigslist.org/boa/d/denville-1981-sabre-30-sailboat/7835055174.html -- Steve s/v Kanaloa 1982 s30-1

Thanks everyone, super helpful and makes sense. Once I get over to the boat this weekend I will look with your insight in mind. -- Bryant Sabre 402 formerly Sabre 32 Norwalk Connecticut

Hi if you remove the cover over the rudder post and ?quadrant plus the autopilot ram you can access them through the aft port cockpit locker. I’m 6’ and can get down in there once the items are

Good to hear! I’ll tell my wife, hopefully she’ll relax.

We were along the southwest coast for for 2 weeks in 2023, very wet year, and did not use the Dickinson propane fireplace Enjoyed swimming in the very warm brackish waters of the inner fjords.

No additional systems. Nancy is getting anxious about the lack of heat but that’s not in the cards. The enclosures are almost done, one more visit from the canvas man. The stove is installed along

In the Sabre 362 manual the recommended torque on the tie rod is 5 ft lbs, just snug. Dave Second Star S362 #113 Fair Haven, NY/Lake Ontario

Len, I will of course defer to a trained architect, but isn't the load from the shrouds born the chain plates?? I will concede that a flexing deck might damage the seal around the chain plates