Overview

Great Live-A-Board
Ready for Cruising the Islands or the Great Loop

Atlantic Towers Hard Bimini on Flybridge and Aft installed 2019
3 X 300 Watt Panels (900W total) installed 2018
Victron MPPT Regulator w/blue tooth
Four (4) Lifeline House Batteries (600 aH)
Two (2) AGM Start Batteries
Northern Lights 5 kw Genset 
20 GPH Watermaker
LED Lights Throughout
16K btu Reverse Cycle AC (2016)
New Ultra Leather Upholstrey

New Lofrans Tigress Electric Windlass (2020)

Highfield 310 Aluminum Hypalon (2016)
Yamaha 15 hp two stroke (2015)

Fuel Efficient Yanmar 75 hp 4JH3M-TE Engines
New Tachs and Gauges at Helmstations

CHECK OUT THE WALK THRU VIDEO IN THE GALLERY

The PDQ 34 (called the PDQ 32 until the hulls were lengthened in 2003) is a distinctive catamaran trawler whose stable ride and exceptional fuel economy made her a popular boat during her production years. Built in Canada, she's a great choice for cruising enthusiasts looking for an alternative to traditional monohull trawlers. This is a very roomy boat--indeed, there's more usable living space in the PDQ than one expects in a 34-footer. Her two- stateroom layout allows for a huge salon with a U-shaped lounge on the centerline (providing seating for six) and an elevated lower helm aft. The galley is down in the portside hull (the head is forward in the opposite hull), and both staterooms are aft, extending from the hulls under the aft deck. Note the appealing cherry joinery and large cabin windows. Additional features include broad, safe decks for lounging and line handling, a roomy flybridge, protected running gear, and an underwater exhaust system. With her thin hulls, the PDQ 34 cuts through waves without the pounding of a conventional hull. Twin 75hp Yanmar inboard diesels.

Descriptions

Galley

Nova Kool 7.5 cu. ft. 12V side by side refrigerator and freezer
Refrigerator vent fan, behind unit, 2020
Princess 2 burner gas stove
Sink with 2 basins and cutting board
Eno propane oven, 2019
Microwave oven with power from shore, genset, or batteries

Main Salon

Screens on forward opening window and door
Hella Fans (2) portable using 12V cigarette plugs
Storage under seating all around dinette table and above upper setee
Custom cocktail table that can replace main table
Fold up piano hinged table at upper settee, 2015
Ultraleather upholstery, 2015
Custom shades for salon windows

Accommodations/Staterooms

Hella fan in each stateroom
Reading lights in each stateroom, starboard owners stateroom lights replaced, 2021
Custom innerspring mattress in starboard owners stateroom
Aft AC control in starboard owners stateroom

Head and Shower

Jabsco Quietflush Toilet,
Macerator motor replaced, 2020
Inlet water source switchable between fresh tank water and sea water, 2019
Black water pump out with breaker, 2019
Opening hatch over shower added, 2013

Electrical System

Northern Lights 5KW Genset (1921 hrs)
Dual Shore and Genset Mains
Marinco power cables: use one for 30 amp power, two for 50 amp power
Paneltronics distribution panel with Volt and Ampere metering
DC breakers (24)
AC breakers (12)

LED lighting installed in storage areas, ten lights total, 2020
Engine room lights, five per engine, 2020
Aft deck convienience lights, four, 2020
Aft flood light moved from mast to aft bimini and rewired, 2020

Fuse box added with 16 fuses, one per circuit, for all house lights, 2020
Fuse boxes added for bilge pumps, and navigation equipment, 2020
Separate breakers for house lights, engine room lights, external deck lights, and flood lights, 2020

House Batteries: Lifeline GPL-6CT, 6 Volt, 300 Amp-Hours Each, 2018
Four batteries in series parallel = 600 Amp-Hours @12V

Start Batteries: Starboard Engine: X2 Power "Blue Top" AGM 880 CCA, Size 24, 2020
Port Engine: X2 Power "Blue Top" AGM 880 CCA, Size 24, 2021
Genset: Duracell AGM 525 CCA, Size 24, 2021

Blue Sea SI-ACR charge relays from house batteries to both engine start and genset batteries.
Magnum 1000 Watt Charger / Inverter, 2019

Solar Panels, Canadian solar, 3x300 Watts for total of 900 Watts, two on fly bridge bimini, one on aft bimini, 2018
Victron Solar Charge Controllers, one for two flybridge panels, one for aft bimini panels, 2018

This combination of house batteries and solar charging make this boat self contained except for air conditioning.

Electronics

Chartplotter: Garmin Echomap SV, 2019
Chartplotter: iPad mount at lower helm for internet based cartography
Radar: Raymarine RL 70C
VHF Radio: Standard Horizon Quest+
AIS: ICOM MA500TR, 2019
Autopilot: Raymarine Smartpilot ST6001
SSB: ICOM IC-M710
VHF antenna with splitter for VHF, AIS and FM radio, 2018
High bilge alarm at lower and upper helm, 2019

Engine Panels: Upper and Lower Helm, AC/DC Marine, 2021
Flybridge aditional engine gages, 2020
Engine Harness: New heavy duty cable, relocated senders for service, 2021

Mechanical Equipment

Water heater, KUMMA 6 gallon, shore power, genset power, and engine heating, 2019
Dometic Cruisair 16,000 BTU A/C unit (Salon), 2016
Dometic Cruisair 7,000 BTU A/C unit (Staterooms)

Engine Room Exhaust Fans
Bilge pumps (2), one in each engine compartment
Wired from battery directly through fuses to prevent accidental shutoff
Also activated by breaker on panel

Water maker: Quality Water Works, 20 gph, 120V AC
Includes spare pre-filters, spare membrane, and TDS meters, users manual
Low pressure lift pump replaced 2018

Deck Equipment

Flybridge Hard Bimini: Atlantic Towers, 2018
Aft Deck Hard Bimini: Atlantic Toweres, 2019
Original mast removed. Radar and antennas mounted on fly bridge hard bimini.
Windshield wipers, 2021
Window coverings, textaline

Custom reinforced dinghy davits
Tender: Highfield RIB, HFD-CL310BL, Aluminum hull, Hypalon tubes, bow locker, 10 ft., 2016:
Outboard: Yamaha 15FMH, 15 Hp, Two stroke, 2015
Outboard motor hoist, 2019
Outboard motor mount for 2 motors, 2019

Windlass: Lofrans Tigress 2020
Anchors: Rockna 20kg, Danforth 25lb, Fortress 21lb.
Main rode: 5/16 hightest chain, 100 ft., 2018
Secondary rode: 200' 5/8 three braid with 20' 5/16 chain

Fresh water shower w/ hot&cold on port stern, 2020
Fresh water washdown on foredeck, new spigots, 2020
Sea water washdown on foredeck, new spigots, 2020

Emergency Equipment

Life Vests: 4 adult type II, 1 adult inflatable, 1 child
EPIRB: 406 Mhz, Reregistered August 2021 in sellers name, should be reregistered in buyers name.
Battery replaced August 2018; expires August 2023
Fire extinguisher, dry chemical, nearing expiration, mounted near door
SOS flashing LED beacon for "ditch bag"

Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.