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Like so many yacht builders they offer little information on the Tech and all info is avout deck plans and aesthetic values where we demand Standing Rigging Specs, Wiring Diagrams, Sail Plans, Running Rigging Diagrams. They always fail to provide us with that information. The Manufacturer’s wec site is https://www.teamwindcraft.com/models/hanse-460/ and the only thing I can find obn the manual is a forum post by Voiceman1UK where an owner has one, maybe you cn get him to email you a copy.
https://www.myhanse.com/hanse-460_topic13178.htmlCheers,
Donald Griffin Founder and Administrator [Hunter Sailboat Owners under 30’Member of HA of the UK
Member of the HSA-1
https://www.facebook.com/groups/173120656090532 to do a listing reaching 1.7k members. and around 1k asking price depending on condition of sails, rigging, trailer, weather or not the trailer is titled, condition of the gelcoat shiney or oxidized, any cracks or damages to the hulls that price can reach 2k.
Thanks Bruce! I have always supported Sailboat Data as our goto quick reference and we the crew of the Under 30 always will.
Oh, I agree alright, and understand this issues the controversy that surrounds this vessel redesign. For members of the Hunter 22 and 2010-22 Owners Group We recognize that members have posted complaints as follows “It has been a real struggle for those of us that race, thanks to Hunter Marine/Marlow Hunter tace-over, who before the bankruptcy had every intent to make this a class/one design boat. We have had MANY conversations with the Portsmouth committee at US Sailing and after submitting MUCH data, we have a Provisional Handicap document specific to our boat. Unfortunately, PHRF committees are swayed by the desire of their “home court advantage” to refuse to rate our boat anything other than the same as a Santana 20 or a Hunter 216; both which have ENTIRELY different handicapping data. As a well-seasoned racing sailor told me, “you’ve lost the race before you get the boat off the trailer” because of the way the PHRF committees rate us. It is so bad, we have trouble getting competitive competent, competitive crew.” Myself I have sailed all the models mentioned above and own the 85 Hunter Marine 22 and all of them do not come even close to being the same animal. I am thankful for Sailboat Data keeping both models separated and understand that in this instance a “-2” in instances where builders name 2 different vessels by their LOA instead of making a new designation. My post is more of a statement of fact than a complaint made by a blast from a disgruntaled member. Thank you for your time and timely responce.
