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Nordhavn 35 Sequel
Registrace 20. 10. 2013
Nordhavn35 videos
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Nordhavn 35 , the only semi-displacement Nordhavn and the only one with a Crow's Nest gets a tour
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Project Manager, Jeff Merrill, gives a boat deck tour on a Nordhavn 35 including a Crow's nest tour.
Nordhavn 35 Exterior Tour with Project Manager
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Jeff Merrill, the Project Manager on the Nordhavn 35, gives a tour of the exterior features of the 35.
Nordhavn 35 Engine Room Tour with Project Manager
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Nordhavn 35 Engine Room Tour with Project Manager, Jeff Merrill
Nordhavn 35 Interior Tour with Project Manager Jeff Merrill Pt 2
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Interior Tour of N35 with Project Mgr. Jeff Merrill
Nordhavn 35 Interview with Jeff Merrill, Project Manager
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Q&A with Nordhavn 35 Project Manager- Jeff Merrill
NORDHAVN 35 TOUR IN 4K
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Nordhavn 35 with Interior, Exterior and Engine room views in high definition
Cherry Cove (drone view)- Wintertime Cruising (2017) at Catalina Island!
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Cherry Cove (drone view)- Wintertime Cruising (2017) at Catalina Island!
NORDHAVN'S SMALLEST TRAWLER ---- Nordhavn 35 Tour. Second to last one built!
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Tour of Nordhavn 35, hull # 22. Great interior tour.
I always loved this boat design, I was lucky to be at the Miami boat show on the first year it came out but at 450K it was pricey.
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That engine room! Beautiful boat.
Meh…poor use of space…
Bad marketing with unsuitable music, please change your career.
Wow, a separate standup shower on a boat that size. That's impressive. Can't wait to see the engine spaces.
Why did you go from the 43 to the 35? What are your thoughts on the 46? Excellent videos.
We put 20,000 NM on the 43 and then my crowner and I decided to split up the partnership. I was without a boat for awhile, except buying a Cutwater 28, which was a mistake. I then got boatsick and wanted something larger. I always thought the Nordy 35 was a really , really cool boat so I bought one. It is a perfect one couple boat although there is room for another couple. It is my forever boat!
Thank you for that. I first saw one in the marina in San Pedro and I was very impressed. It's a trim, smart looking, handsome vessel in person. If not crossing oceans, having the extra turn of speed of a semi-displacement hull is so practical.
Good boat. Have to admit I'm attracted to it.
I think I like the 35 better than the newer 41. Too bad Nordhavn has discontinued it.
35 or 85, this company exudes quality. The people who build Nordhavns obviously take pride in their work.
No wing engine? I suspect a transom mounted 10-15 hp motor (even a 5hp?) could push her along in a pinch if one was so inclined
She is a very pretty little thing though isnt she
Great lake boat, but a bit on the small side for the open water here in Australia 55'+ would be nice, but price not so nice!
Thanks for your comment. Boat is designed as a long distance, coastal pilot. When seas get bad, time to duck into a port.
Aesthetically, the tower thing makes it an ugly boat...butt ugly. I assume it was a customer add on...Nordhavn would do this?
It is not a customer add on. Most 35 come with it, even though it was an option. It's one of the distinguishing aspects of the boat. Thanks for the feedback.
magnificent!
lovely little ship
Gosh this is a little honey of a vessel never seen before.
Amazing, but no guest room? Not even tiny one? Great boat though!
Julien, it was designed as a one couple cruising yacht. However, the main salon settee can be reconfigured into another bed.
I like no fly bridge...with all that flat space you could add a bunch of solar panels.
A regular SPIELBERG
Does it have the extra engine to get you home if the main one breaks down I noticed only one throttle
No this model does not have one as it was designed as a long distance coastal cruiser. Thanks for your interest.
It is 6 ft shorter than then the N41 but it looks like it's much more spacious it might be minus the second bedroom but it looks like the space is used a lot better that's the only thing within 41 is they should have went with either a symmetrical or double wide saloon
I am always amazed at the size of Nordhavn engine rooms. They are always huge compared to engine rooms on similar sized boats. And I don't think I've seen a video yet where a Nordhavn engine room wasn't in immaculate condition whatever the age....I guess that is one of the things that having all that extra space allows you to do.....keep it it top shape. Nice video :)
The design line is very good, congratulations for owning it and in my opinion for taking good care of it, it's 18 years old! A classic, I think it's part of the reinterpretation of the N41" current NORDHAVN project, including being coherent to point out the name Jeff Leishman...the lineage of the N41 comes from this 35" in my view...the grandson maybe? I ask you does it have any navigation stabilization system...? At the same time as the hull behaves in the waves of the sea and in an ocean crossing... Maybe a size too short in relation to the waves? Thanks Roberto
Thanks for your comment. There is no stabilization on the 35 but due to it's quite fast speed, up to 14 kts, it really doesn't need it. That being said, I previously had a Nordhavn 43 with active stabilizers and came to love them . I would rather have them on the 35 just so I could use them at any speed but there isn't room. A gyro would be nice but not cheap!
The boat companies know what they are doing but I see so much wasted space taking place. No galley needs to be that large and with such a large refrigerator/freezer. There is so much space in the engine room for a freezer, washing machine and storage. Add an ice maker and additional coolers can be stored down there too. Reduce the size of the galley and aft cabin and move the head to the port side. Then a narrow bed twin bunk cabin can go on the starboard side. The head sink uses up a lot of space. Why don't boat companies mount the sink on the wall above the toilet? Or one of those narrow rectangular vessel type sinks on the wall parallel to the toilet, for those who are offput by the sink being above the toilet. There are even toilets with a sink built on top of the toilet tank.
Thanks for taking the time to reply. The engine is not big enough for the items you suggest, however. The ER may seem pretty big in the video but it's not big enough for a refrigerator, freezer, etc. I have spent a lot of time in there and it would require people to access the frig in a hot, somewhat dangerous room while underway.
Jeff you start telling us about the yanmar engine told us had choice of 2 then you got off onto water pressure, to fuel tanks rambling not finishing any of the explanations. Still don’t know what size engine it is. Don’t know any of what you were going to explain about water pressure system or any else of what’s in there. That has been happening lately with you Jeff, start something your eye catches something and you jump to that then jump to some other items that catch your eye and so on. Slow down, we’ll wait for you I have always enjoyed any and all of your you tube. Enjoyed all of your tours, discussions, and talks with all the people you know in the business. So slow down smell the roses and let us enjoy and learn from all of your knowledge of trawlers. Always the best JMYS thanks be well and God Bless
I always liked the Nordy 35. To me it is a great alternative to the smaller tugs (Nordic 32 and American 34 come to mind) with two big advantages - a covered aft cockpit that you can actually fit a couple chairs and table and a roof large enough for a dingy. Too bad Nordhavn did not make more.
Thanks Fred. It is one of the most unique Nordhavns they built. I think they regret discontinuing this model. I get endless compliments about it and requests for tours when I am out at one of the islands off the coast.
A genius layout !! one of the cutest little "proper boats" I've ever seen
Thanks Justin!
Perfection
Thank you Kevin!~
Would you take it to Greece?
It's a real shame that this one doesn't have sails!
That would be most interesting! Thanks.
Moored next to one of these in Olympia Washington a few weeks ago after they followed us in to Port. Fantastic looking vessel.
HOW MUCH!
A ship! Not a plastic box.
Agreed. Most of the hardware is the same as what is found on a Nordhavn 57.
The 35 was a real departure from what Nordhavn was known for at the time, a good first effort....I really like the layout. I wonder how the boat would do for range with a 4-cylinder, and perhaps another foot of hull at the transom for a bigger swim deck and longer running surface. The single stateroom version of the new 41 is a nice evolution of the 35 but with a bit more interior volume throughout and the engine room is really impressive.
The range with the six cylinder Yanmar engine is pretty amazing. According to one magazine test done in 2002, the boat can obtain a 4214 NM range at 6.3 knots, 2786 NM range at 7.9 knots. Not bad. My own tests have obtained similar projected ranges but a bit less.
You showed everything except the engine itself. Have no idea what powers this boat. You just swung the camera by so fast a person couldn't read what it said.
Sorry about that Bill. My bad. The boat is Powered by a Yanmar 6 cylinder turbo charged engine producing about 370 hp. It's a 6LYP engine.
I like the way a vessel this size has an engine room and not a compartment.
It really is an amazing engine room for a 35 footer. Thanks, kurt
Hi Kurt! Great boat, one of my favorites in the Nordhavn line up. Just curious, it seems that most owners of Nordhavns go up in size, you stated you had a 43 before, why do you prefer the 35 over the 43? Just curious.
Hi Bubbie, Good question. We had the Nordy 43 for 10 years and put 20,000 miles on her! I owned the boat in partnership with a dear friend and we jointly decided to sell her. After I was boatless for about a year, I decided to get something quicker and smaller. So I bought a Cutwater 28. Fast with lots of amenities that would allow me to spend a few days at Catalina island. It was a great boat but it was just a tad bit too small and very small beam-8.5 ft. So I sold it and bought a Nordhavn 35, a model I had always admired. Faster than my 43, a good beam-13.2" and a good heavy duty coastal cruiser which is probably capable of crossing small oceans! Sorry for long answer! It's my forever boat!
is the Nordhavn 35 a class A boat?
I don't know but I believe Nordhavn never spent the money to have the boat classified as such as the boat was designed as a Coastal Vessel and not as an ocean crossing one.
You can really see where the 41 comes from
Man, i love the layout of this smaller 35 way more than the one used on the N41.
I 100% agree!
Interested if you find one for sale. Ty.
Ha ... That'd be the day I would visit the engine room barefoot. 65 years on the water....
Dream boat. Gonna make it a reality soon.
Great. If you want a Nordy 35, keep your eyes open as there are only 23 in the world and they don't last long on the market.
@@kurtantonius5268 I did a little research lol. Thanks though👍🏼🤙🏼✌🏼
@@kurtantonius5268 the perfect boat for a solo life anywhere u desire
@@kurtantonius5268 I think it’s going for 300000$ ish Canadian
Simply outstanding!
Thanks!
Hi,Kurt. I've just watched the interior tour of your wonderful boat. It's the most beautiful boat under 40 feet I've ever seen. I think it even has a better design than the new Nordhavn 41.
Thanks Constantine! That's quite a compliment. Actually, if you look at the profile of the new Nordhavn 41 vs the old Nordhavn 35, they are quite similar. I mentioned this to Jeff Leishman, the designer of both boats and he just smiled!
That is a beauty. Have you had it in any heavy seas? Im curious how these pocket yachts handle when the weather is brutal.
I have had the boat in gale force winds with steep, short seas and she did amazingly well. Of course i was head on and not beam to!
@@kurtantonius5268 Thanks for the reply. If it handled well head on, I’d expect beam to would be acceptable as well. The two outboards and keel should keep you from being pushed to take wave to port or starboard. That would be scary.
@@wdgaylord Dee, no outboards. The boat has an inboard Yanmar 270 hp Diesel engine. See engine room video for more info. Thanks!
@@kurtantonius5268 I’m sorry. I confused your boat with another. That is a sweet engine room.
wing engine needed
Jade, If was going to cross the ocean, yes it would be nice but this is a heavy duty, long distance coastal cruiser. You will be hard pressed to find a reliable engine like the Yanmar on this boat failing. If you keep your fuel and filters clean, they are pretty much bullet proof. I had a wing engine on my Nordhavn 43 and in 10 years and 20,000 miles, it never once was called to duty!
You're Not going to fit a wing in a 35. This is a Small boat.
@@seadog2396 I don't think it really needs a wing from my experience. If it gets too rolly underway, increase the hull speed.
@@kurtantonius5268 It's not about rolling. It's about getting home safe. Actually, I don't think we're going to see very many people sailing hundreds of miles offshore in a 35. Can it be done? Sure, but not advisable....
all it needed was a wing engine
As it was designed for long distance coastal cruising, I don't think Nordhavn felt it was necessary. I'm, totally comfortable without one and I have towing insurance.
I can see why these aren't built anymore the double captains helm seat , they could of put a smaller single on a pedasle and put a side door there and made the settie one more person length wise no wonder I've could of designed this better and probably brought more customers
Style seems a bit dated. Not a fan of the white formica with teak trim.