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Zeston 36

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Created by Donk107 > 9 months ago, 17 Apr 2019
Donk107
TAS, 2446 posts
17 Apr 2019 6:20PM
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Hi all

Interested to hear your thoughts on this one boatbrokers.com.au/boat-details/?de=230110

Regards Don

SandS
VIC, 5904 posts
17 Apr 2019 6:27PM
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thats got your name all over it Donk !!!

SandS
VIC, 5904 posts
17 Apr 2019 6:39PM
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good boat i recon Donk ......cast iron keel i think ? may put you off ?

southace
SA, 4794 posts
17 Apr 2019 7:21PM
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SandS said..
good boat i recon Donk ......cast iron keel i think ? may put you off ?


What makes you think it's cast iron sands?

SandS
VIC, 5904 posts
17 Apr 2019 9:01PM
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southace said..

SandS said..
good boat i recon Donk ......cast iron keel i think ? may put you off ?



What makes you think it's cast iron sands?


i think read it in an ad on yacht hub

SandS
VIC, 5904 posts
17 Apr 2019 9:36PM
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southace said..

SandS said..
good boat i recon Donk ......cast iron keel i think ? may put you off ?



What makes you think it's cast iron sands?


yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/zeston-36-fibreglass-motor-sailer/230110

yep CI fin keel

SandS
VIC, 5904 posts
17 Apr 2019 9:38PM
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not that there is anything wrong with that ..........some of my best friends are cast iron ....

Jode5
QLD, 853 posts
17 Apr 2019 10:20PM
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My father had a Zeston 40 for a quite a few year before he passed away. Built by Buzzen prior to the Buzzen range of pilot house boats. The Zeston 40 Sails exceptionally well. Their construction is amazing and yes they do have a cast iron keel which never presented an issue with dads boat. If any spots appeared he would just grind them out and treat them, no problems. Nearly all the modern European boats including my Hanse 575 have cast iron keels. The Zeston 40's are more expensive than most other boats of that age but they are a way better boat. I would go the 40' over the 36' only because it gives you just a little more room and handles the sea a little better. One of the best things is they are quite to sleep in as they do not get slap under the transom due to its shape.

Donk107
TAS, 2446 posts
19 Apr 2019 5:08PM
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There is a tidy looking 40 for sale in Hobart as well derwentboats.com.au/derwent/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/zeston-40-true-pilothouse-presented-in-excellent-condition/231447/

Regards Don

SandS
VIC, 5904 posts
19 Apr 2019 5:34PM
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good set that one Donk ! snap it up !! lead keel as well !

Lazzz
NSW, 910 posts
19 Apr 2019 7:50PM
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good set that one Donk ! snap it up !! lead keel as well !


What he said Don!!

Knock him down a couple of grand to upgrade the chartplotter.

southace
SA, 4794 posts
19 Apr 2019 8:04PM
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Any pics of the underwater profile? A true motor sailor/ liveaboard .

Jode5
QLD, 853 posts
19 Apr 2019 9:53PM
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That is a nice Zeston 40. It has the hydraulic main sail furling the same as my dads boat and is priced at about the same as we sold dads boat. You will not get a better boat. They also have hydraulic steering which is a little different as you get no feed back through the wheels, but makes it very light and easy to steer. Go for it Donk you will not regret it
PS I would question that it has a lead keel, unless it was a special. A cast iron keel would not turn me off.



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