Overview
Hull #15
Introduced in 1986, the Tashiba 36 along with its smaller sibling the Tashiba 31 are the last of the full keel double-enders by designer Bob Perry; he considers them his best. The boat shares many of the innovations Perry made with his Baba 40 design and evolves them further to produce a boat with traits all sailors love. They are fast, close-winded, stiff, and well balanced. The boats were built by Ta Shing, the best of the Taiwanese boatbuilders and recognized as one of the best quality yard...
The boat’s hull is of hand-laminated fiberglass. The outer layers employ water and hence osmosis resisting vinylester resin. The interior of the boat is optionally lined with polyurethane insulation. Ballast is a single iron casting encapsulated in fiberglass. The deck is in GRP and cored with end-grain balsa. In areas where through-deck fittings are bolted, marine-plywood is used as coring and stainless steel backing plates are used.
Great Lakes Vessel! Complete Refit!
The boat was stored in indoor heated storage by her 1st owner in Minnesota for 18 years.
The current owner had Bakers’ Island Marine on Lake Superior completely refit her cosmetically and mechanically. All New plumbing, electrical, new instruments, new sails.
In 2014 Fiberglass Concepts pealed the bottom. New gelcoat, 5 coats of Interprotect and the 2 coats of bottom paint. She just got a fresh coat of anti-fouling this spring.
Her exterior teak was just refinished.
Accommodations
Sleeps 5, 2 in forward large V-Berth, 2 in dinette, One or two in private quarter berth (48"wide) The master stateroom would be the V-Berth and the private quarter berth has been know to sleep two. Custom mattress in V Berth The Tashiba 36 was available in the standard layout with an open quarter berth and this model with a private door. The quarter cabin model also features a keyhole galley The countertops are butcher block construction with a marble accent countertop of marble in the head. The head has a full stall shower. Headroom of 6' 4"
Galley
The galley is down;
- Adler-Barbour refrigeration/freezer;
- Force 10 three burner propane stove/oven/broiler;
- New Atwood water heater; pressure water system. Hot and Cold
Electronics & Navigation
Raymarine C120 Multi-function display at Binnacle Nav Pod, 1-at Nav Station Below
- Raymarine ST70 autopilot
- Richie Compass at Binnacle
- Rudder angle indicator
- Datamarine speed & Distance
- 24 mile Raymarine Radar
- ICOM VHF M-604 W/DSC
- Datamarine depth sounder
- Windspeed and angle
- Sony Stereo/CD
Electrical
12 volt (DC); 110 volt (AC); 3 Group 27 batteries with parallel switch (300 amp-hours total); 30 amp Automatic battery charger; dockside 30 amp cable; Small inverter
Sails & Rigging
Equipped for cruising; Aluminum spar stepped on the keel; Stainless Steel standing rigging; Harken Roller furling both Jib and GNA; 9 self-tailing Lewmar winches; 2-#16, 1-#30, 1-#40, @-$ 43 primaries 3 Sails, Main sail is a furling mast by Forespar, Staysail, Yankee.
Deck & Hull
2 CQR Anchors; one 35 #, one 45# CQR; Bow pulpit with rails; side stanchions with double lifelines; Dodger; Bimini; Coast Guard safety package; Teak decks; Saltwater wash down system; manual windlass; navigation lights; spreader lights; swim ladder, boomkin; Complete Custom Canvas & Covers Winter cover Magma propane grill
Gorgeous Skylights with stain glass inlays.
Additional
"Losloper" is an example of Bob Perry/Ta Shing's level of quality, This modern underbody with full keel allows the Tashiba 36 to keep up with boats with greater length. This fine vessel has almost every option Ta Shing had to offer plus Forespar furling mast system. Together with the twin head sail furling units one does not have to go forward in bad weather. Losloper, was a fresh water boat for most of her life here in the Great Lakes. If you are looking for a fast full keel cruising boat that two people can easily handle and completely refit the she’s the boat for you.
Recent Survey available
Viewable upon request
You can’t resist…a strong breeze is blowin and the office is not where you want to be.
Fast, responsive…accelerating off the wind she breaks out past the light.
Days end brings you home…Wing on wing she glides silently through the moorings. The spicy aroma of hot cider drifts up through the companionway.
Night on the mooring becomes a quiet time to plan next years passage south.
A yacht sensibly designed and carefully built will take you beyond summer’s end.
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1987
Caliber
28
