2013 Jeanneau Sun Fast 3600

The 2013 Jeanneau Sun Fast 3600 is a 37-foot racing and cruising sailboat with a carbon mast and boom. Built in fiberglass, she has a 16-foot beam and draws 7 feet, displacing 10,362 pounds. A single 21-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine drives the boat to a cruising speed of 7 knots and maximum speed of 8 knots.

The yacht accommodates two cabins and one head, with 20 gallons of fuel capacity and 15 gallons of fresh water. Her sail plan includes a mainsail inventory of three sails (two kevlar and one dracon, with one kevlar marked for repair), three genoas, a storm jib, and multiple spinnakers. Manual winches include Harken 46 and Harken 40 units.

Navigation and communication equipment comprises B&G chartplotter and GPS, Simrad AC42N autopilot, NAIS 400 Class B AIS transceiver, Simrad VHF radio, B&G wind meter, and Plastimo compass. House and engine battery systems support a 12V/220V electrical setup with shorepower connection and inverter. Safety gear includes an Aerosea 6-person liferaft and ACR EPIRB.

Recent work completed in July 2025 included mast removal and replacement, full mast and rigging inspection, deck winch maintenance, mainsail rail repair, rudder blade system disassembly and bushing replacement, boom vang shock absorber service, and engine maintenance. Bottom and mast were painted in July 2025. Earlier maintenance records show engine service in December 2022, antifouling paint applied in August 2023, batteries replaced November 2022, and zinc anodes replaced August 2023.