2002 Mainship Pilot 34

The 2002 Mainship Pilot 34 is a fiberglass express cruiser powered by two Yanmar diesel engines totaling 480 horsepower. The boat features a traditional layout with wide side decks, high rails, and a transom door for convenient boarding. The design prioritizes comfort and functionality for extended cruising.

Below deck, the forward master stateroom opens through louvered doors into the main salon, allowing excellent air circulation throughout the interior. A large dinette to starboard converts into a double berth, while the port side houses a galley equipped with stove, microwave, sink, and refrigerator. The head is generously proportioned and includes an electric marine toilet and shower.

The boat has undergone considerable maintenance and upgrades over recent years. Work includes a new windlass, replacement of the starboard turbo and engine mounts, new heat exchangers and intercooler service, cutlass bearing replacement, exhaust system updates, new prop shaft strut, battery replacement, new propellers, water heater and galley faucet replacement, chart plotter upgrade, impeller replacement, and a new next-generation generator. The air conditioning system and fire suppression tank were also replaced.