White Hawk is a well-cared-for Tartan 37, fully outfitted and detailed.
White Hawk's owner made her safe, self-sufficient and comfortable for both short and long-term cruising. She's cruised from Maine to The Bahamas, and is ready to go now. With her centerboard-up 4'6" draft she cruises comfortably in shallow waters. With her board-down 7'9" draft and 48% ballast/displacement ratio she powers upwind with speed and stability. Checkout Practical Sailor's 2014 Tartan 37 review .
White Hawk is being offered for sale at $62,500, lying in Pasadena, MD, near Baltimore. Please contact John Clarke at 410-570-1500 for more information.
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Full suite of sails including roller-furling genoa, jib, staysail, gennaker, Galerider.
- Quantum main is easily handled with Strong Track slide and Harken lazy jack systems, both new in 2020.
- Westerbeke 40 HP diesel with Autostream stainless steel, 3-blade feathering prop.
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Complete electronics.
- Garmin radar and chart plotter.
- Raymarine depth, speed and wind instruments.
- Simrad below decks hydraulic autopilot.
- Icom VHF radio with DSC at the nav station and remote microphone/speaker at the helm.
- Hailer/automatic fog horn on the radar pole.
- Full entertainment- TV, stereo system, Sirius XM satellite radio dock.
- All Lewmar winches, with Garhauer deck organizers and blocks, Schaefer track.
- 44 pound Bruce anchor with 150' chain + 150' nylon rode, electric windlass, anchor washdown, stern anchor.
- Bottom stripped and new barrier coat applied 2015.
- Solar panels on the bimini frame usually meet the electrical needs without running the engine.
- Belowdecks, the interior is immaculate (see the photos!) with an upgraded galley, Corian countertops, 3-burner Force 10 stove, double stainless-steel sinks, electric refrigerator with enhanced insulation and large freezer.
- The hull and cabin top are insulated for coolness/warmth and reduced condensation.
- Sleeps 6 in forward cabin v-berth double, quarter berth tight double, and main salon pilot berth and settee.
- New Bomar stainless steel ports, PVC beadwork white overhead, custom salon table.
Hull and Deck
- Custom teak bowsprit with anchor roller and spinnaker tack block.
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44 pound Bruce anchor with 150' 5/16 HT galvanized chain + 150' 5/8" 8 strand brait (2008).
- Lewmar Ocean 1 windlass (motor and gearbox replaced in 2011).
- Anchor washdown fitting on foredeck.
- Hawse pipe and secondary rode of 30' 5/16 HT chain + 250' 5/8" 8 strand brait (2009).
- Stern anchor: 22# danforth with 300' 5/8" 3 strand (2009).
- Foredeck T track for staysail, dinghy lashing, etc.
- Garhauer midship cleats on toe rail track.
- Custom propane locker in aft seat with two 6# aluminum tanks 2007.
- Removable hinged companionway doors and acrylic drop boards with pins, 2008.
- Wheel steering using Edson pedestal with high guard rail and chartplotter.
- Edson radar pole with outboard crane and antenna arch.
- Outboard motor storage pad on sternrail.
- Cockpit shower.
- Custom teak cockpit table.
- Cockpit locker fitted with shelves and line keepers for efficient organization.
- Varnished teak Tartan cockpit seats.
- Cockpit cushions.
- Stern boarding ladder.
- Removable side boarding ladder.
- All stanchions and lifelines (stainless steel wire) replaced in 2008.
- Hatch lenses replaced (aft 2005, forward 2010).
- Bomar Passage series stainless steel ports (9) (same as Tartan is using now) 2007.
- Centerboard refurbished 2009, new pennant 2012.
- Bimini (2004) with solar panels mounted and rigid support to stern rail.
- Dodger (2008) with zip in connector.
- Canvas covers for handrails, dorade teak, primary winches, pedestal, OB, lifesling.
- Teak stern rail replaced 2007.
- Bottom stripped and new barrier coat applied 2015.
- Lifesling person overboard recovery.
- Switlik 6 person liferaft mounted on deck with automatic inflation and release (needs re-certification).
Sails and Rigging
- Mast and rigging removed, thoroughly inspected and reinstalled (2020).
- Standing rigging replaced in 2009, swaged upper fittings and Hy-Mod lower.
- New running rigging (2020).
- Chainplates removed, inspected and reinstalled (2018-2019).
- Mast stripped and repainted (2020).
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Sails have been washed and maintained regularly.
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Main: Quantum loose foot, 2 full/2 partial battens, 2 reefs, 8.6 oz (2006).
- Strong Track slide system (2020)
- Sail Cover (2018)
- Harkin Lazy Jack system (2020)
- Genoa: Quantum 140% cross cut, 6.6 oz, foam luff (2006), sunbrella UV cover (2010).
- Jib: Allen Sailmakers 100% jib, very good condition, no UV cover, great sail for heavier air.
- Staysail: Horizon on wire pennant.
- Storm sail: ATN 150 sq. ft. “Galerider” sleeve sail for headstay, like new condition.
- Spinnaker: North Cruising Genaker 980 sq. ft. (2012).
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Main: Quantum loose foot, 2 full/2 partial battens, 2 reefs, 8.6 oz (2006).
- Sailtec hydraulic backstay adjuster (2017).
- Garhauer rigid vang (2005).
- Selden 300 roller furler (2001).
- Garhauer mainsheet blocks (2008).
- Garhauer deck organizers and line clutches (2010).
- Extended Schaefer traveler track with 4:1 Garhauer blocks.
- Spinnaker pole track and hardware on mast.
- Forespar 16' spinnaker pole.
- Lines at mast: Main halyard, genoa halyard, reefing lines (2), spinnaker halyard, spinnaker pole lift and downhaul.
- Lines to cockpit: Mainsheet, outhaul, centerboard, vang, spare halyard, topping lift, traveller lines, furling line, spinnaker tack, spinnaker sheets.
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Winches (all Lewmar):
- Mast: 16, 30
- Boom: 16
- Coach roof: C30ST (new in 2007) on port, 30 on stbd
- Primaries: 48 ST (2) rebuilt 2012
- Secondaries: 40’s (2) (tired, rarely used)
Engine and Drivetrain
- Westerbeke 40, 37 HP with approximately 3000 hours.
- New muffler (2021).
- New raw water pump (2010).
- New engine gauge panel (2016).
- Heat exchanger disassembled, cleaned and reinstalled (2018).
- New exhaust elbow (2015).
- New engine intake thru hull, seacock and seawater strainer (2020).
- ZF/Hurth 150 transmission.
- Electric oil change pump.
- Racor filter + secondary and engine fuel filters (3 total).
- Teflon packing gland, almost dripless.
- Autostream 17" SS 3 blade feathering prop (2010).
- Spare 16” 3 blade prop, conditioned and balanced (2009).
- New fuel tank (2021).
- Fuel burn .5gal/hr.
Electrical Systems
- Almost all of the original wiring (98%) has been replaced with Ancor marine cable. The only original wiring is the cabin lighting wiring and the engine harness.
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AC:
- 30A shorepower cord.
- 120 volt Paneltronics distribution panel with 3 breakers.
- 1500 watt inverter with auto-transfer relay when plugged into shore power.
- 3 120V outlets (nav station, galley, head), all GFI protected.
- Galvanic isolator (2008).
- DC: 24 breaker Paneltronics distribution panel (2008).
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Batteries:
- House: 4 # 27 deep cycle lead acid batteries, 440AH total.
- Start: Group 27 marine starting battery.
- Link 10 Battery monitor.
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Charging:
- Charles 30A 3 stage battery charger with separate circuits for house and start batteries.
- 125 amp Amptech alternator (2007) with Balmar ARS-5 regulator (2010).
- Battery combiner for charging engine battery.
- Two Kyocera 130 watt solar panels on bimini with Blue Sky Solar Boost 2512i charge controller.
- Solar can support full normal electrical needs of the boat without running diesel or connecting shorepower.
- Chrome ABI lighting fixtures throughout, most with LED bulbs.
- Mast rewired 2020 including new tricolor, masthead anchor light, steaming light, deck light and wind instrument wiring.
- LED navigation lights and anchoring lights.
Electronics
- Garmin 741xs MFD chartplotter at helm (2016). Communicates with Ipad at navigation station.
- Garmin 18 HD radome on stern post (2016).
- Raymarine ST60 depth, speed, wind instruments in teak pod above companionway. (Wind transducer rebuilt in 2011, rewired 2020.)
- Simrad below decks hydraulic autopilot. Ram rebuilt (2015). New AP24 control, AC42 core pack, RC42 compass and RF300 rudder feedback (2016).
- Icom M504A VHF with DSC at the nav station, CommandMic III at the helm.
- Hailer/automatic fog horn on the radar pole.
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Entertainment:
- Clarion stereo AM/FM/CD player with remote control in cockpit and auxiliary ipod or iphone input.
- KLH speakers in the cabin and Poly-planar cockpit speakers.
- Kenwood amplifier and 2 subwoofers under nav station.
- Sirius XM satellite radio dock.
- 19" flat screen TV in custom cabinet with DVD player.
- Tank gauges for water and holding tanks.
Plumbing
- Most plumbing was replaced (2005-2006) with PEX pressure water system and new sanitation lines.
- Par Max 4 pressure water pump with accumulator tank.
- 12 gallon water heater with tempering valve, heated by engine or shore power.
- Hot/Cold faucets in head, galley and cockpit; handheld shower for cockpit or head.
- Foot pump at galley with choice of fresh or sea water.
- Charcoal filter on galley cold faucet for good-tasting drinking water.
- Anchor washdown pump with quick connect at bow.
- Original water tanks (90 gallons total); 18 gallon holding tank (2004).
- Jabsco macerator pump for offshore discharge of holding tank (2013).
- Main bilge pump: remote diaphragm pump.
- Aux bilge pump: Johnson 4000 gph (2016).
- Whale/Henderson manual bilge pump at helm, rebuilt (2006).
Main Cabin
- Woodwork finished in the “Hinckley” style with varnished handholds and trim and rubbed oil flatwork.
- PVC beadboard ceiling with insulation to cabin top and oiled teak battens.
- The hull and cabin top are insulated for coolness/warmth and reduced condensation.
- New Bomar SS ports with white laminate against the cabin sides, insulated.
- L-shaped settee to port.
- Teak lockers and shelf space behind the settee.
- Conventional starboard settee slides out for additional sleeping width.
- Pilot berth above starboard settee doubles nicely as storage space.
- Locker doors have push latches for positive closure and no “finger-breakers”.
- All sliding door tracks replaced with nylon-lined aluminum tracks.
- Hella fans (4) installed (2013).
- Numerous custom touches throughout.
Galley
- The galley was totally disassembled and rebuilt (2012).
- Corian countertops and double SS undermount sink.
- New faucet with pull out head.
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Refrigerator/freezer:
- Frigaboat keel cooler, spill over system with digital thermostats for freezer and fridge.
- Large refer box rebuilt and refinished, enhanced insulation, large freezer.
- Can be left on, maintained by solar panels.
- Force 10 three burner propane range (2007).
- New Trident Marine propane controls (2020) with 2 6# tanks in custom locker under helm seat.
- Microwave oven (can run off inverter).
- Recessed LED lighting.
- Custom shelving / storage under sink, automatic lights.
- Custom knife rack and cutlery storage.
Salon
- Customized fold up table with wine/liquor storage behind. A vast improvement over the original “slide up” Tartan arrangement.
- New cabin cushions (2012).
- Starboard settee modified for storage and easier sliding out for dining.
- Shelves in port settee locker for optimal storage.
- Wine locker under nav station holds about 30 bottles.
Forward Cabin
- Double bunk with 4" foam cushions.
- ABI gooseneck reading lights with LED bulbs.
- Cedar lined lockers, shelves added on port side.
- Private access to head.
- Separate door closes forward cabin.
- 2 opening ports.
- Overhead hatch.
Quarter berth
- Large single or tight double berth.
- Opening portlight to cockpit.
- Reading light.
- Hella fan.
- Fishing pole storage.
Head
- Raritan PH-II compact head (2012).
- Handheld shower and curtain.
- Corian counter with SS undermount bowl and new faucet.
- Medicine cabinet custom angled for easier viewing.
- Trash receptacle on back of vanity door.
- Teak floor grate.
Dimensions and Capacities
| LOA | 37'3" |
| LWL | 28'6' |
| Beam | 11'9" |
| Draft, centerboard up | 4'2" |
| Draft, centerboard down | 7'9" |
| Displacement | 15,500 lbs. |
| Ballast | 7,500 lbs. |
| Fuel | 53 gal. |
| Water | 90 gal. |
| Waste | 19 gal. |
| Ballast/Displacement | 48% |
| Sail Area/Displacement | 16 |
| Displacement/LWL | 298 |
| Comfort Ratio | 29 |
| Capsize Screening Formula | 1.9 |
| Designer | Sparkman & Stephens |
Extras
- All manuals filed and organized.
- Life jackets, CG emergency equipment, fire extinguishers, etc.
- Jack lines.
- Dock lines.
- Fleece covered fenders (3).
- Side boarding ladder.
- Strap down system on foredeck for dinghy.
- Lots of extra lines, spare parts, filters, etc.
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