Time2Go | 2011 Bruce Roberts 34

Design and Construction

Built to plans purchased from Bruce Roberts, this vessel will easily and comfortably handle rough weather with a sea-kindly motion.

Hull was professionally welded, then the decks, interior and all equipment were fitted by the seller.

Hull was originally sandblasted, coated with Strontium Chromate, then multiple layers of primer and paint applied. Foam insulation was applied to the interior of the the hull.

Lead ballast was installed into the keel space.

The rudder is mounted on a full-height skeg for full protection, and is driven by a rack-and-pinion drive from the Lewmar pedestal.

The cabin top and deck are comprised of steel ribs, 2×2 ash framing, marine plywood, fiberglass and epoxy, then marine paint applied.

The topsides are painted with Awlgrip, freshly updated, and capped with a handsome and sturdy ash toe rail.

The bottom has fresh Micron CSC anti-fouling paint, and is in good condition with no signs of exterior rust. Fresh zincs have been installed on the hull, shaft and rudder.

Rig and Sails

The spar is an aluminum, single-spreader rig supported with dual lower shrouds, cap shrouds, forestay and single back stay.

The mast is deck stepped to a height of 40′ above deck and supports some additional sail area beyond the standard 37′ mast.

The headsail is a 2011 Lee Sails 130% overlapping cruising genoa with UV protective strip, mounted on a Harken furler.

The mainsail is a 2011 Lee Sails cruising mainsail, mounted on in-mast furler.

Both sails appear to be in very good condition, showing signs of little usage.

All control lines are led aft to the cockpit, where there is a pair of Lewmar #43 2-speed self-tailing primary winches.

Plenty of good Garhauer equipment

• Traveler on coach roof
• 4x rope clutches
• Turning blocks, organizers, etc.

Lewmar track and cars for jib sheets

Accommodations

Entering the cabin from the companionway, we have the galley on port, complete with nicely built cabinetry, tiled countertop, Force 10 stove / Oven, microwave oven and sink. There is plenty of stowage space, including for dishware and glassware.

Aft of the galley we have an unfinished quarterberth, useful stowage of all that equipment we need when cruising.

Opposite the galley on starboard we have a massive refrigerator with exceptionally thick insulation which goes a long way to reducing energy demands from the 12 Volt refrigeration compressor. The top of the fridge doubles as a chart table or other work surface.

The main electrical panel, with VHF radio and stereo, is mounted above the fridge.

The starboard quarterberth provides accommodation for a single guest. Additional guest or sea berths can be made of the settees on port and starboard. Between the settees we have the main table, with drop leaves on either side and stowage in the central portion of the table. Stowage compartments abound.

Moving forward we have the head compartment, which can be closed off from the main salon and the vee berth. The marine toilet is on port, with a washbasin and stowage on starboard. The sink faucet pulls out for showering, and a separate pump discharges the water from the floor pan overboard.

Finally, we have the vee berth forward.

A main hatch above the vee berth, another above the head and eight opening portlights with rain protectors provide lots of light and ventilation, with insect screens. Additional ventilation is provided by two dorade cowl vents and a solar vent on the coach roof

Headroom is 6′ 4″ in the standing portion of the cabin.

Deck Equipment

Sunbrella dodger

Rigid bimini top

Garhauer crane for handling outboard motor, etc.

Dinghy Tow system

Dive-style swim ladder on transom, removable

Integral vented propane locker

• solenoid, regulator and dual pressure guages
• Two aluminum tanks, approx. 5 lbs capacity each, dated Dec. 2017

Good sized lazarette for stowage

Electrical

120 V AC System

• 30 Amp inlet
• 30 Amp shore power cord
• Blue Seas AC panel with voltmeter & reverse polarity indicator
• Four branch circuits
• AC receptacles throughout boat
• XPower 700 Watt inverter

12 Volt DC System

• Start battery and dual house batteries (replacement recommended)
• Charging from engine alternator with Balmar external smart regulator
• Xantrex 30 Amp Shore power charger w/ remote status panel
• Blue Seas main electrical panel with master on/off
• Voltmeter and ammeter integral to panel
• Suitable branch circuits

2x Solar panels ( approx 95 watts each) with charge controller

• Panels mount atop hard bimini top
• Sufficient to meet energy needs while on the hook

LED lighting throughout for energy efficiency

Electronics and Navigation

Standard Horizon GX2100 VHF radio with AIS receiver

• AIS data is networked to the chartplotter
• RAM3 microphone at helm

Standard Horizon CP300i GPS/Chartplotter

• Great lakes chart chip (needs updating)
• Florida chart chip (needs updating)

Nexus Wind (non-functional)

Nexus Multi-Function (believe depth is working, knot-log not)

Raymarine Wheelpilot

• ACU-100 actuator control head
• Control head at head
• System is present, but was never commissioned

Marine AM/FM/CD stereo

Mechanical

• Pressure water pump
• Dripless shaft seal
• Macerator pump for holding tank discharge at sea
• Racor diesel fuel filter, plus filter on engine
• Holding tank replaced in 2021, never used

Safety Equipment

• Double rail pulpit at bow
• Double rail pushpit on transom
• Double lifelines all around, with gates port/starboard and transom
• Whale manual bilge pump
• Dual electric Rule bilge pumps, with float switches

Other Equipment

• Steel cradle
• Plenty of equipment manuals
• Spare parts as are in the possession of the seller

About Port Elgin, Ontario

Port Elgin is centrally located on the eastern shore of Lake Huron, in the middle of the five Great Lakes.

The marina is well protected from Lake Huron, and services include fuel and pump-out, long- and short-term dockage. The Port Elgin Yacht Club operates social events, sailing and racing along with joint lift-in and haul-out days.

The town of Port Elgin offers an excellent beach immediately to the south of the marina, along with numerous shops, restaurants and accommodation.

Nearby cruising includes ports of Goderich, Kincardine and Southampton, or further north to Tobermory and the North Channel beyond Manitoulin Island, or the vast cruising ground of Georgian Bay, the eastern half of Lake Huron.

By road, the border to the USA is 2.75 hours away to I64 in Port Huron, MI, or 3.5 hours to I190 in Lewiston, NY.

The nearest major airports are Toronto, Detroit and Buffalo.

By water, the Great Lakes are navigable to:

• Lake Superior as far as Duluth, MN
• Lake Michigan to Chicago, IL and thence into the Mississippi / Tenn-Tom to the Gulf of Mexico.
• Lake Erie, and then via the NY Canal at Buffalo to the Hudson River and New York City
• Lake Ontario, which provides and entrance to the NY Canal and thus down to New York City
• The St. Lawrence River, which leads into Quebec, the Gulf of St. Lawrence, Atlantic Canada and the northerly portions of the Atlantic Ocean.

Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.