SCUD RUNNER Boat for Sale

The following have been done by the current owner (Since purchase in August 2019):

• SEMCO Teak treatment every six months
• Hull & deck wax every six months
• Bleach water tanks every six months
• Clean A/C screens every year
• Anodes replaced over once a year

Other servicing and upgrades (Partial List, full records on board):

• 2024 (Feb) - Replaced Guest Cabin door handle mechanism
• 2023 (Oct) - Engine (1,086 Hours) and Generator (655 Hours) service (Hatton Marine)
• 2023 - Topped off fridge freon, Greased prop seal (2x), replaced ice maker filter, 
• 2022 (Oct) - Replaced Generator air blower
• 2022 (Oct) - Engine (1,010 Hours) and Generator (561 Hours) service, fixed gen. fuel line (Hatton Marine)
• 2022 (Sept) - Replaced and upgraded Stern Thruster
• 2022 (Sept) - Replaced Maxi orange condensate pump for fwd. A/C
• 2022 (Jan) - 3 x Dual AC electric outlets installed, in Fwd cabin, in Guest cabin and Head
• 2022 (Jan) - 2 Coats of bottom paint (Sea Hawk, ablative)
• 2022 (Jan) - Replaced both trim tabs and actuators
• 2022 - Replaced stbd. side door bumper, Webasto burner cleaned, 
• 2021 (Oct) - Engine (929 Hours) and generator (475 Hours) serviced (Hatton Marine)
• 2021 (Sept) - Replaced Fwd stateroom door lock mechanism
• 2021 (Sept) - Heavy-duty dinghy chocks and tie-downs installed
• 2021 (May) - Replaced transom shower hose with metal one
• 2021 (May) - Replaced AIS unit
• 2021 (March) - Replaced water pump, water tank sensor added for new tank
• 2021 (March) - Varnished cap rail with Awlwood
• 2021 (Feb) - Added second rigid water tank (70 Gallon, total of 150 gallon), (CSR Marine)
• 2021 (Feb) - Engine (846 Hours) and Generator (380 Hours) serviced, replaced leaking oil hose
• 2021 (Feb) - Beefed up Mast and Boom for tender launching system, repair sound insulation in engine room (CSR Marine)
• 2021 (Feb) - Install 12V and 110v AC outlet in Lazarette (CSR Marine)
• 2020 (Oct) - Flybridge table and flagpole varnished in Cetol Natural Marine
• 2020 (March) - New wipers installed
• 2020 (Feb) - Added custom interior and exterior carpet, low pile grey, with individual sections per area; replaced flybridge table cover, sunpad cover, added lower helm side door cover; new fenders and lines
• 2020 (Feb) - Engine (712 Hours) and Generator (259 Hours) service; complete cooler service (aftercooler, heat exchanger, gen. heat exchanger, gear oil cooler).
• 2019 (Dec) - Added Webasto diesel heater, outlets in all cabins
• 2019 (Dec) - Added battery monitor at helm, AC outlet in head, USB outlets and AC outlet in Salon, painted vents on stern, painted exhaust black to match hull bottom paint
• 2019 (Nov) - Replaced front CruiseAir power logic board and inspected the other unit's board
• 2019 (Aug) - 2 coats of Bottom paint (CSR Marine)
• 2019 (Aug) - Both Bow and Stern thruster batteries replaced
• 2018 (Aug) - Engine service (599 Hours), aftercooler end cap replacement, generator service

General Description and Features:

The Swift Trawler 34 was a highly popular design that gave the boaters a great all-weather cruising option in a small package. The boat is versatile, able to handle a cruising couple for weeks at a time, or sleep up to 6 for a week or so. You enter into a salon with a convertible couch to Starboard, shelving across. There's a galley forward, and lower helm to Starboard, with a direct door to access the dock. Down three steps is a landing, with a bunk bed cabin to Port, and a head to Starboard. Forward is the Primary Cabin. 

• 2 Cabins, 1 head (Only layout offered on the Swift Trawler 34)
• Air Conditioning/Reverse-cycle heating by CruiseAir, with fan and dehumidify mode
  
• Webasto Diesel Heating - Outlets in Salon and Cabins (Added Dec 2019)
• Woodwork: Alpi Mahogany with Faux-wood veneer Mahogany flooring
• Flooring: The main floor, stairs to down below, heads feature marine-grade plywood with very durable faux wood laminate, with high-quality dark grey runners on top.
  
• Flooring Carpet: Custom Carpeting throughout, in grey, with separate pieces for each area. (Added Feb 2020)

Salon:

• Air Conditioning/Reverse-cycle Heating: controls and outlets
• Webasto Diesel Heating: Outlet in Salon, by floor. Control box for the entire boat
• Entrance: 2 sliding aft window doors with a black lacquered aluminum frame
• Curtains: Blackout curtains for aft sliding door and side windows. Owner added an extra panel for the side door. There's a clip-on curtain for when you turn the salon couch into a berth, to close the space off from the helm and galley forward.
• Opening Windows: 2 to Port, 1 to Starboard, with an opening sliding door to Starboard as well.
• Seating: Sofa for 2-3 to Starboard covered in dark grey ultra-leather, with space for seating more guests with the wood and mesh folding chairs.
• Convertible sofa feature/Salon-as-sleeping area: Move the table out and the couch easily flip open to reveal a comfortable queen-sized bed. There are black-out curtains that cover every part of the salon, and an additional curtain between the bed and the Galley and helm. When your guests are using this space, people using the cabins can still get in and out of the boat via the side pocket door.
• Salon table in varnished wood, on a wide, heavy base that provides stability even in big seas, with extension leaf inside the table. Tilting for better storage. The table can be taken outside for dinner in the cockpit.
• Storage: To Port is a shelf with louvered edges, and cabinets below with shelves under, accessible via 4 opening doors.
• Outlets: Outlet in cabinet; owner added a single AC outlet next to couch, and twin USB ports (Dec 2019)
• TV: 
• Stereo: Fusion MS-AZ-700i, with SiriusXM
• Speakers: 2 x Pioneer in salon
  
• Lighting: 6 x overhead lights, 2 x lamps
• Access to the engine under the sole. There is a large opening hatch that make it easy to stand over the engine. The couch is also movable, to give more access to the engine if needed. Well insulated for sound.  

Galley (To Port):

U-shaped settee that is next to the helmstation. Great visibility to the exterior. There's a fridge under the helm station.

• Counter Top: Durable grey textured laminate, with louvered wood edges.
• Sinks: Stainless steel 2 basin sink, with clear acrylic back-splash
• Propane Stove: Eno 2-burner cooktop, with heat-resistant glass cover when not in use.
• Convection Microwave: Cuisinart, under stove
• Refrigerator: Vitrifrigo C130L DX 06 fridge, under the helm seat, with freezer compartment.
  
• Storage: 4 x wide drawers, 1 x deep drawer, under sink storage for garbage and more, cubbies and large open tray above stove. More storage in salon area.
  
• Opening window: for ventilation.

Helmstation (to Starboard):

The lower helmstation gives a perfect vantage point to drive the boat all day long. It's also the best place to dock and maneuver the boat while being able to handle the docking lines, because of the large door that gives access to the wider starboard side deck, and a second door in the hull to get to the dock. There's also a floor board that comes down for shorter people to get a better view. Bench seating for two.

• Bench seating - Dark Grey Leatherette-covered settee for two. Can move forward and back.
  
• Helm View: 3 large, nearly upright windows provide an outstanding view from the helmsman and crew. Each window has windshield wipers. There's a lip overhang for the roof to help with rain and glare. 
• Stereo Controls: On Raymarine Chartplotter
• Chartplotter: Raymarine e Series 12-inch chartplotter navigation display. features include charts, data, depth, radar.
• Sonar: Raymarine 
• Radar: Raymarine Radar
• Autopilot: Raymarine EV-1. Original to the boat.
• VHF: Raymarine RayMicVHF Ram unit, with loudspeaker
• Engine Data: On Raymarine Chartplotter: Shows RPM, Oil pressure, Engine Temp, Speed, Gear selected, Battery voltage, Fuel Gauge. On Center RPM gauge: Cycles through same data, plus engine hours and error messages
• Gauges: Engine Temp, Oil Pressure, RPM (With digital gauge), Battery voltage, Fuel Tank. Owner added Xantrex LinkLITE battery monitor (Dec 2019)
• Rudder angle indicator: analog
  
• Shifter: Mercury single electronic shifter, has throttle only, transfer button to take controls on fly, neutral light.
• Engine button pad: Shows red lights for neutral, +/- buttons for trolling mode, transfer station, and throttle only mode.
  
• Generator Start/Stop controls, with indicator lights for error messages
• Bow and Stern Thruster Controls: Quick brand.
• Buttons Panel: Easy buttons to access at eye level for Anchor windlass, Defog, Electronics off/on, Water pressure, manual bilge pump, horn, nav/anchor light, windshield fluid, and wipers.
• 3 Windshield wipers with washer and synchronization system
• Sliding door for access to the main starboard side deck with the latching system to hold it partially open
• Varnished wood steering wheel with stainless steel branches, by Vetus
• Lenco trim tab indicators
  
• Light: Overhead light, all buttons have a backlight option
• Compass - Platimo
• Windshield defog - 2 outlets.
• DC plugs: 1 x 110 V socket
  
• Heating outlet: Faces helm person
• Drop-Down floor board: For shorter people, there is a drop-down second floor that gives an extra 2+ inches of height. 
• Foot Support: Just below the wheel, there is an angled foot hold, great for when sitting at the helm.

Head (Down the stairs to Starboard):

• Air conditioning and heating vent
• Shower: This is a wet-head setup, with a curtain to draw to cover the sink and toilet. There's a separate shower handle. Shower sump pump.
• Overhead hatch: Small, with shade and bug screen
• Opening Port: Small and round, with clip-on shade
• Light: two overhead lights
• AC Outlet: 2 AC outlets, added by owner (Jan 2022)
• Head: Jabsco Quiet Flush toilet, electric
• Holding Tank Gauge: Analog
• Sink & Countertop: White molded fiberglass counter and sink. Has a wood trim louvered edge, and another wood trim behind the sink to create a large amount of storage.
  
• Mirror
• Storages: Under the sink, two doors open to the two shelves and a toilet paper roll holder inside the door, and next to the sink, a cabinet with two deep shelves, great for towels and more. 
• Access panels: Access to the back of the helm via a nearly 5-foot tall hatch, and a small hatch for opening the through-hull for waster discharge, and sink.

Primary Cabin (Forward):

• Air Conditioning/Reverse-Cycle Heating: Controls and one outlet
• Webasto Diesel Heating Outlet
• Carpet: Grey color low-pile carpet with marine-grade plywood underneath
• Bed: Queen-sized Island berth, with trim edges and padded headboard in dark brown ultra leather. Storage underneath, accessible by raising bed frame on gas struts
• Storage: There are two large lockers to Port and Starboard, with one side being a hanging locker, while the other has three shelves. Also, there are long and deep lockers next to both sides of the bed, with open shelves on top. The storage under the bed is quite large.
  
• Safe: small safe under the bed, with a locking key.
• Lights: 4 overhead lights, 2 reading lights
  
• Outlets: To Port and Starboard, owner added 2 AC outlets and 2 USB outlets per side (Jan 2022)
• TV: Samsung 22-inch TV
• Stereo/DVD Player/Speakers: Fusion MS-AV600 stereo and DVD Player with Pioneer speakers to Port and Starboard
• Ventilation: 1 Overhead opening hatch and 2 opening hull portholes with curtains
  
• Fire extinguisher inside the cabinet 

Guest Cabin (Port side):

• Air Conditioning/Reverse-Cycle Heating: Controls and one outlet
  
• Webasto Diesel Heating outlet

• Berths: 2 Individual bunk berths with reading lamps at opposite ends, and small shelves by the head of each berth
• Storage: 
• Outlets: 
• 2 Opening hull portholes with curtains 

Main Features and Description:

• Hull Color: Light Grey
• Deck Layout: Full walk-around, with starboard side walkway that's twice as wide as the Port side, with a pocket door that opens up dock level, for ease of getting off and on. The boat works great for docking from the lower helm, as you can step out of the sliding side door, to the side deck and dock. 
• Aft, you can step onto a fiberglass with teak swim platform, and via a little gate step into the cockpit. The cockpit has a full overhanging roof, with an enclosure. There is seating to port.
• Forward, there is very easy access to the foredeck, with just three steps to walk up, with a high stainless-steel railing for protection and fiberglass molding to avoid slips.
• Up the stainless steel and teak-angled ladder is the flybridge.  Forward has a large U-shaped settee to port, a teak table, and a comfortable helm to Starboard. The aft portion is for the tender, with a manual davit system, There are speakers, electronics, and a Bimini top.
• Sunpad: Grey vinyl, in two parts which both fold up. Has a newer Grey canvas cover.
• Manual davit on the flybridge: Mast and boom system on the flybridge; lift the tender up and down with the help of two winches. The boat does not come with a tender.

Cockpit:

The aft cockpit has teak decking and is a nice space that is well-covered. Its got an overhanging fiberglass roof, a full enclosure, BBQ, and an integrated manual davit system, and the back of the cockpit opens up fully via three doors that collapse. 

• Flooring: Teak decking with black rubber grooves. protected with Cetul, which is reapplied twice a year. Additionally, the current owner had custom grey carpeting made for the cockpit, side deck and swim platform. Great if you have pets. Almost never used.
• Overhead: The cockpit is covered by the overhanging flybridge
• Seating/storage: There is a bench seat that goes from the starboard side to past midship, can sit 4-5. It is a fiberglass box which is can be easily removed with two hand-tightened screws taken off, to give more space. There are two opening hatches to store items inside. Grey vinyl padded cushions that are removable. Has a custom white vinyl cover.
• Speakers: 2 x Speakers
• Lights: 2 x overhead lights.
  
• Stairs to flybridge: The ladder stairs to the flybridge is in stainless steel, with teak steps. To starboard.
• Lazarette access: Large roughly 4 x 3 feet hatch opens to give access to the lazarette. There's a set of removable metal steps, and access to the generator, genset and thruster batteries, and space and access for more equipment. 

Flybridge: 

• Grey tinted windscreen
• Seating: Long U-shaped settee to Port, with a rectangular wood table in the center. Has 4 cup holders on it. The settee has removable padded seating, in grey outdoor vinylester. Has upholstery covers.
• Cup Holders: 2
• Upholstery: Outdoor synthetic material, in grey.
• Bimini: Sunbrella off-white top that covers the front half of the flybridge, to the arch. The bimini fabric is tired and needs to be replaced, but the old one can be used for now and a new one can be made from it.
• Mast & Davit System: There is a mast in the middle of the flybridge that supports the radar, the spotlight, TV antenna and VHF, but also a boom to lift a tender, located just aft. The Boom and mast both have manual winches to operate the lines for the davit. You launch the tender to Port or Starboard. Important to note that the owner spent a lot of time to beef up the system, and put very large brackets on the floor in stainless steel.

Flybridge helm:

• Wheel: Stainless steel
• Shifter
• Bow and Stern Thruster controls - Max Power brand
• Shifter: Cummins electronic shifter, with station activate button
• Chartplotter: Raymarine e Series 12-inch chartplotter navigation display. features include charts, data, depth, radar.
• Autopilot computer: Raymarine ST 70. Original to the boat.
• VHF: Raymarine RayMic260 handset, with speaker
• Trim Tabs: Lenco, with indicators
• Switches: Engine start/stop, horn, windlass up/down
• Rudder angle indicator: analog, needle
• Fuel Tank indicator
• RPM Gauge with display for alarms, hours, data
• Stereo controls: on Raymarine chartplotter
• Speakers: 2 x Sony Marine
• Spotlight controls
• Compass: Plastimo

Mooring and Anchoring:

• Electric windlass: Lewmar 
• Anchor: Stockless style
• Windlass remote control in mooring locker + windlass control from wheelhouse and flying bridge steering stations
• 6 Aluminium mooring cleats 
• 2 Stainless steel fairleads to aft of the cockpit

Mechanical:

• Engine: Cummins QSB5.9, 425 HP (1,100 Hours as of 4/23/24)
• Start/Stop: One panel by the engine, one at each of the two helms.

Electrical:

The main electrical panel is near the helm, one step down. You have a Scheiber panel for water and battery levels, one AC panel to turn on the Air conditioning and heating side, one for the rest of the AC equipment, and the outlets. Below are two Panels to switch from shore power to generator power for both the air conditioning/heating, and the rest of the AC equipment. The generator start/stop/error panel is just next by the helm.

• Gauge Panel: Scheiber panel. Water, and battery levels can be read.
• Shore Power Connection: 1 x 30 Amp connection for Air-Conditioning/Reverse-Cycle Heating, 1 x 30 Amp connection for the rest of the AC equipment. Connection in the aft-Starboard corner
• Shore power cords: 2 
• Water Heater: Quick Nautic Boiler, 25 Liter / 6.6 Gallons
• Battery charger 
  
• Generator: 7.5kw Cummins Onan Generator, model 6MDKBJ-1100A (670 Hours as of 04/22/24)
• Batteries (Engine): 2 x Optima SC34M Group 34 BlueTop Starting Battery, 800 CCA, 50 Ah (Added Sept 2019)
• Battery (House): 2 x Lifeline GPL-4DL AGM Deep Cycle Optima Bluetop Starting AGM Batteries, Size 4D1000 MCA, 1600 CCA, 210 Ah (Added Sept 2019)
• Battery (Generator): 1 x West Marine 15020258 Group 31 Dual-Purpose AGM Battery, 105 Ah, 800 CCA (Added Dec 2017)
• Battery (Bow Thruster): 
• 2 x Optima Bluetop Marine Dual Purpose D34M Group 34, 870 Amps (Replaced Aug 2019)
• Battery (Stern Thruster): 2 x Optima Bluetop Marine Dual Purpose D34M Group 34, 870 Amps (Replaced Aug 2019)