Island Packet 40 For Sale
“RelationShip”
By Original Caring Owners
Chuck & Jeanne
Berrington
412-731-7704
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Name: RelationShip Builder: Island Packet
Type: Sail,Racer/Cruiser-Aft
Cockpit Model: IP40 Hull 25
Year: 1995
Hull: Fiberglass, integral Keel
LOA: 41’6”
Rig: Cutter Rig
LOD: 39’4”
Headroom: 6’4”
LWL: 34’
Cabins/Berths: 3/7
Beam: 12’11” Auxiliary Power:
Yanmar 50 HP Diesel (1160 hrs.)
Draft:
4’8” Designer: Bob Johnson, N.A.
Disp: 22800 lbs Hull Color: Cream
Ballast: 10000 lbs
Boot Stripe Color: Navy Blue
Fuel: 90 gals Canvas: Navy Blue Sunbrella
Water: 170 gals Bottom Color:
Red
Hold Tank: 30
gals Bottom
Paint: Interlux CSC Plus
Sail Area: 907 sq ft (1-blue: 2 reds)
A Personal Note:
We have been proud owners of three (3) Island Packets over 15 years (IP31, IP35 & IP40. However the IP40, which was our home away from home – our “floating Condo”, was by far our Pride and Joy! From the many hours of planning and commissioning to experiencing wonderful adventures, meeting new people and enjoying the sights and sounds of many foreign ports – the center of it all was “RelationShip”.
Our goal and enjoyment was to have the best maintained and pristine boat anywhere. It was gratifying to have three sailors an three different occasions ask us, during out trip South (October, 2000) if “RelationShip was a new boat.. She looks and sails like new! Toothbrush cleaning & polishing on the topsides and “Q-Tip attention below decks is the answer.
“RelationShip” might not be new – but like all good relationships, a great deal of Love and Caring has been given to and received from our “RelationShip”!!! (signed, Chuck and Jeanne)
Owner’s
Commissioning Objective:
Safety, comfort,
livability, reliability and ease of maintenance
All components, sub-systems
were designed and installed as an integrated total system at the initial
commissioning for reliable performance and ease of maintainability. All
electronics are integrated and
talk to one another. For
example: Brooks and Gatehouse (B&G) instruments talk to the Furuno Radar;
B&G GPS to Laptop Computer; ICOM Single Side Band Radio to Laptop Computer.
Cockpit Instruments to Navigation Instruments, etc.
Additional Teak Cabinets that match the factory installed cabinets, professionally constructed and installed; two in the Master Stateroom and one in the Galley. Many other Owner installed features were installed to accomplish the objective and are listed below under “Owner Installed Options”.
Accommodations and Layout
Sleeps 7 in Salon and (2) two
staterooms, each with its private Head & Shower.
Excellent Ventilation: 13 opening
ports, 7 hatches, 4 dorades, 3 solar
exhaust fans. All screened
Master Stateroom Highlights
Large, offset double berth to
starboard, full length shelf with owner installed teak cabinet, large cedar
lined hanging locker with owner installed teak cabinet above & shelf
inside, bureau storage bins and a bank of 6 cedar lined drawers.
Forward, the adjoining private head
includes a bulkhead mounted shower with large teak seat, wrap around vanity,
storage cabinets large mirror and His and Hers’ medicine cabinets.
Aft Stateroom Highlights
Queen size double berth, dressing
seat, large cedar lined hanging locker and storage bureau. The centrally
located aft head has private access from the aft stateroom and from the
companionway area and contains a full length mirror, wraparound vanity with generous
storage. The shower is bulkhead mounted and has a removable teak seat.
Main Salon
Main Salon spans the beam of the yacht
imparting spacious feeling and providing lots of storage behind and below each
settee. Note, all tankage is under the sole.
Cabinets and bookracks outboard. Port
cabinet contains Panasonic 13” Color TV and VCR. The starboard cabinet is
equipped with special sliding doors and contains 6”X8” Furuno CRT Radar,
mounted on a pull-out “lazy susan” type
shelf for rotation towards the companionway.
A foldaway bulkhead mounted table
retracts for unobstructed socializing area with a varnished teak and holly
sole. When lowered, a built-in bottle and glass storage rack is available for
entertaining.
Galley
Large wraparound galley with a 3
burner propane stone and oven, two stainless steel sinks, Sea Gull IV water
filter, exceptional locker, drawer, cabinet & counter space. PLUS an owner
installed teak cabinet under
companionway steps.
Microwave Oven
Refrigeration system is Glacier Bay
holding plate system with dedicated digital controls, One for the freezer
(approx. 4 cu. ft.) and the other for the refrigerator (approx. 8 cu. ft.).
NOTE, always had ice cream on board.
Refrigerator box is equipped with a
sump pump and mast step for easy access to the deep refrigerator
Refrigerator equipped with custom
hinged Plexiglas “see through” shelves.
Additional galley belt hooks
installed, numerous SS hooks installed
Navigation Station
Just forward of the galley is a full
size, hinged Nav. Table with storage tray underneath. Adjacent are the ship’s
AC & DC electrical systems including optional electronics (See below)
The Nav station seat is shared with a
large L-shaped settee in the main salon
A slide-out chart storage drawer is
located behind the seat.
Factory Installed Options
Feathering 3-blade propeller,
SailProp.
Fully battened main
Anchor windless, reversible, Anchorman
1200 with deck & cockpit controls
Deluxe Chainstoppers
Cockpit Cushions
Helmsman seat and Backrest
Screens for overhead hatches
Owner Installed Options – Approximately 171
Electronics at the Helm (Inverted “U” Shaped Pod)
B & G (Brooks and Gatehouse
Network) Quad (Knotmeter, Depth, Timer)
B & G Wind Machine (Digital speed
and Analog Direction)
B & G Pilot, with a remote MOB
Button (Hydraulic Linear Drive) and Remote Controller
B & G GPS Plus
B & G VHF Radio
Windless control switch
Electronics at Navigation Station
B & G Data ( Reads all Instruments
at the Helm i.e. Speed, depth, wind, voltage, heading, temperature, timer)
B & G GPS (Repeater function as
well as back-up for primary GPS)
ICOM 800 SSB Radio, equipped to
communicate to a Laptop computer weather maps, reports & FAX.
ICOM AT-120 Antenna Tuner for
Insulated Backstay Antenna
Furuno Model 1831; 3 KW, 24 nm
CRT (6”X 8”) Radar (Note: B
& G Instruments talk to Radar)
Standard Horizon OMNI VHF Radio
Radio Frequency Switch to connect
either VHF radio to mast Antenna
Link 2000 Energy Monitoring System
Two (2) Way Intercom Speaker
Motorola Digital Cell Phone with Mast
Antenna (3 watts)
Sony XR-430 AM/FM Stereo w/tape deck,
deluxe speaker system with independent mini tweeters.
Remote Control for Sony Stereo bulkhead
mounted adjacent to berth in fwd cabin
Sony 10 Disc CD Player
Teak Cabinet for CD storage &
selection ease
Phone Jack for Line Phone
Additional Running Light switch for
mast-head mounted Tricolors & Strobe Light
12 volt outlet at companionway
Energy and Water
Four 4D AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat)
Batteries (New 5/98) – House Bank;
Two Group 27 Batteries – Engine & Generator start. A total of 980AH (800 AH House Bank and 90 AH dedicated
to each engine.
Balmar VST MK II 7 KW AC Generator Set
with automatic load speed control; driven by Kubota Diesel (924 hrs.)
Bakmar Dual Output 105 amp Alternator
on propulsion engine
Balmar ARS II Three Stage regulator
Heavy Duty Battery Switch with ½”
studs and load switching capability
Two (2) Bank Isolator
Link 2000 Energy Monitoring System
Balmar Aqua Pac 20 GPH Water maker
(Direct Drive from Kubota Diesel). NOTE:
This capability exists, but is not priced in since it has not been used for 3+ years.
A new uninstalled RO cartridge is included ($600 Item).
Heart 2500 watt 3 stage
Charger/Inverter
Sound Insulated sail locker that
houses the Generator ,water maker and refrigerator equipment
Seagull water filter in the Galley for
drinking water
Eleven (11) gallon hot water tank
Interior (In addition to above)
Panasonic Color TV and VHS combination
Air Conditioner & Heat Pump (16000
BTU Lunaire) with insulated duct system to fwd cabin, salon area, aft cabin and
2 heads.
Three (3) Solar Vents mounted in
hatches above nav station & 2 heads (all in exhaust mode)
Electric Macerator pump-out
Drip-less, non adjustable stuffing box
(PSS)
Exhaust fan mounted in engine room
“De-Bug” Fuel Decontamination Units
Installed (One per Engine)
Three (3) 12 volt fans (Fwd cabin, Aft
cabin & forward Head)
Designer Fabric mast cover
Safety latches mounted on all sole
compartment lids, refrigerator lid and Nav table top.
Delrin blocks mounted under and around
the periphery of toilet seats to prevent coming off in a seaway.
“O” Rings attached to door hooks to
prevent coming unhooked in a seaway .
Lee Clothes on Pullman berth and salon
settees.
Extra Handhold placed on bulkhead near
aft head (horizontal vs. vertical for safety)
Four (4) retractable clothes lines
(Galley, Aft cabin & 2 heads)
Cargo Net & Pulley system to store
Spinnaker & Storm Trisail against ceiling in Aft Cabin.
Hammock hooks over Galley sink for
snacks, fruits, etc. for long passages & night watches.
Hammocks under sole in Fwd Cabin for
dirty laundry.
Moved door hooks from bottom of doors
to the center.
Compartment for instrument mounting in
Galley (not used) converted to Spice Rack
Storage Hooks in Chain Locker.
Fiddle blocks installed in forward
bilge area for storage containers.
Additional Teak Towel Racks installed
in both heads.
Mounted Teak liquid soap holders in
Galley and 2 Heads.
Constructed shelves behind the
Starboard settees.
Cushioned Computer Storage Compartment
built-in behind stb settee
Velcroed dark brown Vinyl to decorate
by concealing exposed hull and deck joints in forward and aft cabins.
All storage compartments & closets
are equipped with Rubber Grids to enhance ventilation.
Salon picture frame is a Museum
Security Frame
Matching Brass Clock and Barometer.
Brass Tide Clock
Window shades for the forward &
aft cabins & the 2 heads
Screens for overhead hatches, ports
and Companionway
“Port Hole” Mirror, forward cabin
Permanent safety treads on companion
way steps
New
8/00 – All sanitary hoses were replaced.
Top Side
Mast Mounted Equipment
Furuno 24 nm Radar, mast mounted on
deluxe Kato S.S. mount with protective ring guard
Two (2) Radar reflectors (Firdell Blipper
– mast mounted; Davis Echomaster
aluminum reflector on port side flag halyard).
Tricolor and strobe at masthead
Dantronics mast mounted TV/FM antenna
Cell Phone antenna at masthead
NO STRIKE – Lightning eliminator
Lightning protection system.
Hailer (Bullhorn) mounted on mast.
Flag halyard stb spreader.
Sails
Separate track for storm tri-sail.
Bottom of track is close to deck so that sail can be hanked-on with sail left
in sailbag.
Fully Batten main
Dutchman 3 line Flaking system. Blue
sail cover zippered to accommodate Dutchman system
130% Genny with Schaefer Furling. New UV protection cloth on foot and leech,
May 2000
Staysail with Schaefer Furling . New
UV protection cloth on foot and leech, May 2000.
Spinnaker Halyard
Spare Main Halyard.
Anchors and Anchoring Systems
Special Anchor Roller to accommodate
65 # Bruce
65 # Bruce Anchor with 275 feet 5/16ths Hi Test Chain on stb. To Anchor
Windless
45 # CQR Anchor with 50 feet 5/16ths Hi Test Chain and 200 feet of rode
on port.
Simpson and Lawrence Anchorman 1200
Windlass with deck foot switches & pedestal switch
Deluxe Chain Stoppers
SS Chafe plates for anchor chains
1 inch diameter SS rod inserted through
bow sprit with large SS eyes for Sea Anchor deployment.
Anchor & Deck Wash System
SS Chain grabber with two (2) 5/8”X
15’ line.
Hull & Cockpit
Insulated Backstay - SSB Antenna
coupled to ICOM AT-120 Tuner
Counterpoise System (ground plane)
consists of multiple strips copper grounding foil
Large Dynaplate (Grounding Plate) on
keel. Mast is directly grounded, plus all boat systems.
Extra large Teak & SS Rub rail.
Jack line Pads port and starboard also
in cockpit.
Web Jack lines
Pelican hook Gates aft of bow pulpit
(port & stb)
Bow intercom system.
Raised water line approximately 2”
(Professionally done – maintained water line stripe).
4 Chrome Plated “Island Packet” Step
plates (one per gate).
Two (2) Stereo Speakers
Extra 10 # Aluminum LPG Tank
Pedestal Binocular & Drink Holder
Two (2) Deluxe Harken winch handles
Leather Wheel Cover
Fishing Rod holder
Canvass
Navy Blue Dodger with side and back
handrails and new Polycarbonate Windshield.
Navy Blue foldable Bimini with 3
zippered side curtains.
Navy Blue connector between dodger and
bimini for total shade. Also has window with roll-up cover.
Navy Blue Lee weather cloths for
cockpit lifelines.
Navy Blue Covers for Steering
Pedestal, Propane Grill, Dinghy Engine, Hatches and Winches.
Companionway zippered screen
Dinghy and Related Items
Kato Heavy Duty Davits
Apex 9’ RIB (Rigid Inflatable Boat)
Dinghy
8 HP Mercury 2 cycle Outboard
Motor Mate Engine Hoist
3 Gallon Gas Tank
Edison Motor Mount on stern rail
Folding Dinghy Anchor with 50’ light
rode
Heavy vinyl coated lifeline 20’ long
with eyes for locking Dinghy to docks etc.
Safety Equipment (In addition to above safety items)
406 MHZ EPRIB, Registered (Litton Model
952-02) Category II.
Sentry Carbon Monoxide Detector
Throw Rope at helm
Life sling mounted on stern
Block and Tackle with 4:1 Purchase for
Life sling
Horseshoe Buoy (Stern rail mounted)
Two (2) Hand held Fire Extinguishers.
Flares in waterproof container
Life Jackets (6)
Horn and Bell
Emergency Tiller In Chain Locker
Miscellaneous Items
Three (3) Stainless Steel watertight
Boat Inlet Connectors ( 1 for boat systems;
1 for A/C; 1 for phone line
& Cable TV)
Two (2) 30 amp Shorepower cords
Phone line cable (dock to boat)
TV coaxial cable (dock to boat)
Oil Change manual vacuum pump system
Two (2) Sets of Dock Lines (Permanent
& Traveling)
Four (4) Bumpers
Two (2) Navy Blue Bumper Covers
Two (2) Boat Hooks
Two (2) Long Handled Cleaning Brushes
Cleaning Supplies & buckets
Two (2) Combination Locks
All Manuals for Boat & Installed
Equipment
All Service Records
NOTE : “RelationShip” HAS ALWAYS BEEN
A SMOKE FREE
BOAT !!!
One Day of Systems Review,
Instruction, Consulting and Demo-sail by Owners – Chuck and Jeanne
EXCLUSIONS:
Overhead Compass in forward cabin
Oil Lamp Main Salon
Galley ware & Appliances
Carpets