'Pelagic', a Crealock 37 Yawl for Sale

'Pelagic' is a 1981 Pacific Seacraft Crealock 37 yawl. She is equipped for both coastal and long-distance cruising and living aboard. USCG documented. We are the second owners and cruised from SoCal to Mexico in 2000 and back to Seattle in 2012.

Pacific Seacraft Crealock 37 yawl at anchor

'Pelagic' lying to her anchor with a line ashore

She is in a transferable Lake Union slip. Recent survey (Nov 2021) by Marine Consultants Inc. 'Pelagic' is a safe and sea-kindly cruiser and live aboard for two people and can sleep 5 comfortably.

Tiller steered, her cockpit is spacious with a removable fold-out table for 4 and two full-length seats suitable for sleeping out in hot weather. She has a large sun/rain awning for marina living and a roll-up cockpit awning for use at anchor.

Foredeck of a Pacific Seacraft Crealock 37 yawl

Teak-laid decks and capping rail

Equipment includes:

Universal four-cylinder diesel (1815 hrs) with 120A alternator, Monitor windvane with ST1000 tillerpilot, Lighthouse1501 windlass with all chain rode (350′ 5/16" G4), Spectra 200C Watermaker, KISS Windgen, 4 solar panels, Icom 710 SSB with tuner & Pactor 3 modem, Standard Horizon GX-2100 VHF w/AIS, Raymarine electronics, 9 sails, Garhauer blocks, traveler, organizers & vang, Broadwater 2-burner propane stove and Dickinson Newport fireplace. 316 SS 1/4" life lines.

Machinery

Engine: Universal, Model: 5432, Horsepower: 32, Hours: 1815
Transmission: Hurth HBW-10
Propellor: 3-blade Michigan Sailer 17 x 10 RH (WOT=2450rpm with this prop)
Prop Shaft: Aquamet-22 1” diameter (2010)
Engine Control: Spinlock single lever
Overheat: Aqualarm Exhaust Temp Alarm

Sail Plan of a Pacific Seacraft Crealock 37 yawl

The inner foresail identifies the Pacific Seacraft Crealock 37 as a staysail yawl

Rig & Rigging:

Sails: main, mizzen, staysail, jib 1, jib 2, drifter, mizzen staysail, mizzen riding sail, storm jib, storm trysail (in 1999 all sails were inspected and re-stitched as needed by maker;
Main re-cut & 3rd reef added; storm sails mizzen staysail new at that time)
LeFiell spars and fittings. 316 SS standing rigging (replaced 1999, refurb 2012)
Chainplates: 5/16” 316 SS (replaced 2008)
Garhauer rigid boom vang, mainsheet traveler, blocks and organizers (2010)
Spinlock rope clutches on cabin top, Profurl on headsail, Forespar telescoping whisker pole on mast track, ATN Tacker.
Lines led aft to Barient and Lewmar bronze winches on coach roof and cockpit coaming, plus winches on mast and boom for reefing and halyards, internal main mast halyards x5, external spinnaker & staysail halyards.

A cozy and comfortable saloon

Batteries

House: Four Group 31 AGM Concorde SunXtender (2009)
Starting: One Group 24 Energizer Marine (2014)
Battery Monitor: Heart Interface Link 2000

Testing her lightweight drifter and mizzen staysail

Deck Equipment

Fold-up Boarding ladder: Mystic stainless
Mast steps: two at top of main mast, removable steps for mizzen 10ea
Lifelines: 316SS 1/4'” bare wire
Dodger: Wave Stopper hard dodger with Sunbrella & Strataglass panels, Sunbrella covers
Wind Vane: Monitor to tiller
Windlass: Lighthouse 1501
Washdown: Shurflo Blaster with strainer & hose outlet on bow
Lights: Tri-color masthead (Aqua Signal), deck level (Peters-Bey), steaming w/deck light (Forespar), spreaders (Perko)

Tender

Zodiac Zoom 260, 8 1⁄2 ‘, solid floor w/retractable dinghy wheels
Suzuki 4 HP, 2-stroke outboard

Electricity

Shore Power 30A
Galvanic Isolator: Quicksilver 50A
Alternator: Powerline 120 Amp with Heart InCharge 3-stage controller
Wind Generator: KISS on mizzen mast
4 Solar Panels: Two Kyocera 80W, Two ET Solar 80W (two on hard dodger, two on side decks) with BlueSky MPPT controller & remote display

Forepeak berth in a Crealock 37 sailboat

The forepeak berth

Firefighting

Extinguishers: 3ea Type B:C Size I; 1ea FE241 (engine room automatic with manual release)
Discharge Alarm: FireBoy
Fire blanket near galley
Washdown pump (fitting on bow)
Smoke & CO detector
Propane detector

Safety Equipment

High-water alarm
Lifesling
Jim Buoy horseshoe
Heaving line
Jack lines
Clip-on hard points in cockpit
Boarding ladder
Flares
Groco safety seacock (SBV) on engine intake

Other Machinery & Plumbing

Water Maker: Spectra 200C
Fresh Water: Shurflo Aqua King II & Whale foot pump in galley
Hot Water: Atlantic 6-gallon stainless steel water heater (shore power & engine heated)
Sanitation Device: Groco EB Master marine toilet with holding tank
Bilge Pump (electric): Rule Mate 1000 GPH Automatic
Bilge Pump (manual): Whale Gusher (in cockpit)
Groco ball valves (5) on through-hulls below waterline

A fine ship

Communication, Navigation & Entertainment

SSB: Icom IC-M710 MF/HF Marine Transceiver + AT-130 tuner + Pactor 3 Modem
VHF: Standard Horizon GX-2100 w/AIS
Chart Plotter: Raymarine A65
Depth, Speed, Log: Raymarine ST60 Tridata
Radar: Raymarine SL70
Pilot: Raymarine ST-1000 Tiller Pilot (to Monitor) with S100 Remote
Compass: Ritchie BN-202 bulkhead mounted
Television: Samsung 21” HDTV
Speakers: Yamaha YST-M101 Powered Multimedia Speakers with separate input selector

Anchors:

Primary: Simpson Lawrence Claw 66 lbs with 350 ft HT chain (G4)
Stern: Danforth 20 lbs HT
Stowed below: CQR Plow 35 lbs, Navy 30 lbs with 30 ft 3/8” chain + 300 ft 5/8” three-strand nylon
Sea Anchor: Fiorentino 9 ft diameter (unused) with 300 ft 1⁄2” three-strand nylon

'Pelagic's galley is a the foot of the companionway on the starboard side. Note the sturdy crash bar in front of the stove.

Galley, BBQ & Heating Equipment

BBQ: Magma kettle on stern rail with aluminum 6 lb tank
Stove/Oven: Broadwater SS Propane 2-burner stove w/oven & broiler
Heater: Dickenson Newport bulkhead propane fireplace
Propane: 2 aluminum, horizontal 20 lb tanks on deck forward of mast with 2 solenoids and 2 remotes below.
Refrigerator: Built-in top loading box with Sea Freeze of America evaporator using a Danfoss BD50F variable speed compressor (2011)
Galley Sink: SS deep, double sinks with Grohe single lever pull-out faucet.
Sink Drain: Jabsco macerator