2003 64′ Jefferson Pilothouse 64

Boat Name
Hocus Pocus

Specs
Warranty: 5 years
Hull Shape: Modified Vee

Dimensions
LOA: 64 ft 0 in
Beam: 16 ft 0 in
Maximum Draft: 4 ft 0 in
Displacement: 63500 lbs
Freeboard: 18 ft 4 in

Engines
Total Power: 1400 HP

Engine 1:
Engine Brand: MTU / Detroit Diesel
Year Built: 2003
Engine Model: Series 60
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
Location: Starboard
Engine Hours: 2538
Drive Type: Direct Drive
Engine Power: 700 HP
Engine 2:
Engine Brand: MTU / Detroit Diesel
Year Built: 2003
Engine Model: Series 60
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
Location: Port
Engine Hours: 2540
Drive Type: Direct Drive
Engine Power: 700 HP

Cruising Speed: 20 mph
Maximum Speed: 26 mph

Tanks
Fresh Water Tanks: 1 Stainless steel (200 Gallons)
Fuel Tanks: 1 Aluminum (1000 Gallons)
Holding Tanks: 1 Plastic (75 Gallons)

Accommodations
Number of single berths: 6
Number of double berths: 2
Number of cabins: 3
Number of heads: 2

Electronics
Depthsounder
Log-speedometer
Wind speed and direction
Repeater(s)
Plotter
Autopilot
Compass
GPS
VHF
Radar
TV set
Radio
CD player

Inside Equipment
Bow thruster
Electric bilge pump
Battery charger
Air conditioning
Heating
Hot water
Fresh water maker
Oven
Microwave oven
Electric head
Refrigerator

Electrical Equipment
Shore power inlet
Generator
Inverter

Outside Equipment/Extras
Teak cockpit
Cockpit cushions
Cockpit table
Swimming ladder
Davits
Tender
Electric windlass

Covers
Cockpit cover


Exterior Layout and Description

Flybridge:

• Description: The flybridge can be accessed from a set of stairs aft (There is a stainless-steel framed glass hatch), or from the pilothouse. The fly is split up into three areas: an upper helm, with two padded chairs with foot rests, with space to starboard to add more seating. Then down two stairs is a comfortable seating patio, with facing L-shaped seating for easily 12. There's a low wood table to starboard, and a console with a sink, a fridge, storage and counter space (could add a BBQ there). Further aft is the back deck which has the access down stairs, and the Nick Jackson electric davit and a large aluminum Klamath fishing skiff with a 40 HP Honda outboard.
• Wet sink and wet bar
• Seating - 2 L-shaped settees face each other, with removable Cream colored Vinyl cushions
• Low wooden table 
• Safety gates and railings
• Davit - Nick Jackson 1,000 Lbs Davit, with electric up/down, in/out controls.
• Tender - Klamath Aluminium Utility V-bottomed boat, with windshield, helm, railing, Electronics and VHF. Great for fishing.
• Outboard - Honda 40 HP BF50A

Upper Flybridge Helm:

• Helm Seats - Pompanette Helm seats with removable vinyl cushions and foot rest
• Chartplotter - Furuno NavNet (Looks like it was never used, kept in storage)
• Repeater - Raymarine
• Autopilot Remote - Raymarine
• Engine Computers - MTU
• Controls for engine, Bow Thruster, spotlight, etc
• Stainless Steel Helm
• Split Hydraulic shifters
• Compass
• Ship's Bell

Foredeck and Sidedecks

• Portuguese Bridge has seating and storage
• Sidedecks have fiberglass protective overhang
• Windlass 
• Anchor & Chain - Lawrence type with 200' Chain. Double anchor roller. There is a 2nd Plow anchor as a replacement.
• Fresh Water deck washdown
• Westmar Bow Thruster

Aft Open Cockpit:

• Description - The aft cockpit is the main difference between this and the 57' Pilothouse Jefferson produced. This cockpit is great for fishing, putting deck chairs and lounging, or throwing a BBQ at anchor or at the dock. 
• Teak Flooring
• Large Fish-cutting platform
• Fishing Rod Holders
• Lifering
• Liferaft bracket (liferaft was disposed of).
• Lazarette access - two opening hatches to large lazarette with 2 crab pots, an extra plow anchor, extra ball fender. The steering mechanism, autopilot control arm and part of the exhaust system is there.

Enclosed Upper Cockpit:

• Description - The upper cockpit is accessible by a set of two steps up from the aft open cockpit, and is the normal cockpit on a 57' Pilothouse. It's got a hardtop roof, and is enclosed on sides by an izenglass and sunbrella enclosure, that is designed to be able to zip up to open. Three doors lead to the two side decks and to the stern. There is a large, deep 2nd lazarette that houses many systems such as the watermaker, the hot water heating system, electrical systems.
• Izenglass and sunbrella enclosure - in burgundy sunbrella.
• Storage Locker - Shelving for gear
• Snap-on Carpet is available, needs to be cleaned or replaced.
• Wide open space, ready to be configured
• Non-skid white flooring

Interior Layout and Description

General Description & Key Features:

• The 64 Jefferson Pilothouse features 3 cabins that sleep 6. The Master Stateroom is midship and features an island queen berth with large amounts of storage cabinets, lockers, and under-berth cubbies. There's an en-suite head. The VIP Stateroom is at the bow and has an island queen berth, with storage and access to the day head. There's a guest bunk cabin with ample storage. In the hall way is access to the day head, more storage, and a stacking washer/dryer. Up on the main deck is the helm station, and behind it in an L-shaped settee with a high/low table with folding leaves. Down a set of short stairs in the galley, and a a storage cabinet with counter. The salon is configured as an open plan, and currently has a high/low table with leaves, to comfortable chairs and an electric heater. A couch could be added easily. The whole boat is appointed with teak with burl touches. 
• Air Conditioning with reverse Cycle Heat - CruiseAir Air Conditioning with outlets in salon, pilothosue, all cabins and heads
• Hot Water (Hydronic) Heater
• Washer and Dryer - Split GE Spacemaker units, in hallway
• Watermaker - Village Marine tec Model SPW "The Squirt"

Salon:

• Description: The Salon, which is accessed by the sliding glass door from the upper, enclosed cockpit, is an open space that is highly configurable. Currently there's two swivel chairs, and an electric stove, and a folding table that can go outside in the enclosed cockpit for "al fresco" dining. If someone wanted to put a couch, loveseats, etc, it would be simple. There's a modern Vizio flat screen TV on the back of the galley storage (facing aft), and a soundsystem. The flooring is a beautiful wood floor, with opening hatches for the engine room (There's a main door in the cockpit for accessing the engines.). The owners configured this salon with no set furniture, so the space can be configured how you see fit.
• Electric stove
• Two swiveling chairs
• Curtains
• Two Opening Windows with screens

• Speakers (4) 

• Stereo - Alpine

• TV - Vizio

Galley:

• Description: Located in an open area next to the salon, the galley has a large U-shaped countertop where two people could cook together. There's many drawers and cubbies both under the countertop and at eye level, and a nice 4 burner range. There's two under the counter refrigerators. Additionally, there's a vanity with a countertop across to Port and a closet for putting large amounts of extra food, cooking supplies and serving dishes, and an ice maker.
• Fridges - two Subzero under counter fridges 

• Microwave - General Electric

• Propane Stove and Oven - Force10 4 -burner stove and oven

• Stove ventilation/Hood

• Trash compactor - Broan

• Food Waste Disposer - Insinkerator

• Ice Maker - U-Line

• Single Sink

• Storage - (5) drawers, (7) cupboards and large under sink storage. Across the way is an island

Pilothouse / Lower Helm:

• Description: The Pilothouse and helm station are a key, and central part of this vessel, made to be comfortable and practical for days on end of cruising. There is an L-shaped settee with a removable table that can comfortably sit six (more with chairs around the table). Plenty of windows for enjoying the view, and ventilation through two opening side windows, along with the side doors. There are drawer storages underneath the seating, and a low shelf. The Helmstation has two captain's chairs that are plush, with foot rests. There is a wide array of electronics, and the view is generous, thanks to three large downward-angled front ports. These windows have blinds for privacy in the evening.
• Autopilot - Raymarine ST7001 Authelm with two wireless Smart Controller remotes

• Chartplotter - Garmin 3210 GPSmap - color charts, Radar

• Chartplotter - Furuno NavNet with Charts, radar, Depth sounder

• Repeater - Furuno RD-30 - Depth, Water temp, SOG (Knots)

• Repeater (Depth) - Raymarine

• Repeater (Speed) - Raymarine

• Repeater (Wind) - Raymarine shows wind direction and speed 

• VHF - Standard Horizon Eclipse DSC+

• VHF - Raymarine Ray240 Ram mic with speaker

• Portable VHFs - Standard Horizon HX290 (Floating) and Icom IC-M36 (Floating)

• Watermaker Control Panel - Village Marone Tec 

• Fuel Gauge - Main and Forward tank 

• Engine synchronizer

• Rudder Angle Indicator

• Bow Thruster Control 

• Windlass Control

• Spotlight control 

• Remote extinguisher System 

• Inverter / Charger Remote control

• Generator start/stop with gauges

• Twin Captain’s helm chairs. Port seating is electric forward and back, and tilt

Master Cabin:

• Description: The full-beam Master Cabin is midship, with adjoining head and (very spacious) shower compartment. There is a great amount of storage to port and starboard of the Queen-sized bed, via twi hanging lockers (including one that is very deep and allows for boxes of shoes, or large storage bins), and plenty of drawers and a great load of extra storage underneath the bed. You won't know what to do with all the space, and it's perfect for liveaboards.

Master Head:

• Description: Located in the Master Cabin, the master head has vauflush head, heating, wood floors and good storage. The shower is very spacious, with a removable teak grate floor and a bench, and opening port. 

VIP Forward Cabin:

• Description: The VIP cabin is all the way forward, and features a queen island berth with drawer storage underneath, two heating outlets, and cabins to port and starboard, along with direct en-suite head to the day/guest head. There's opening ports to either side and an overhead hatch with screens.

Day/Guest Head:

• Description: The Day/Guest head can be accessed from both the VIP Cabin and the hallway. Has a separate shower stall with an opening port window, and a vacuflush head, and plenty of storage.

Guest Cabin:

• Description: This Cabin features 2 overlapping bunk beds, with hanging and drawer storage. The owner added to extra cabinets to the upstairs, as he used the upper bunk for storage, but it can easily be converted back. The upper bunk also can drop down to give more head room for the lower bunk.

Additional Interior features:

Mechanical and Electrical Systems

Mechanical Systems:

• Engines - MTU Detroit Diesel Series 60 with 700 HP each. (Upgrade from factory normal 635 HP Cummins). Cruising Speed Aprox. 18 knots, top end about 23 knots.
• Engine Hours -  2,540 (Port), 2,538 (Starboard)
• Fuel Tanks - 2 x 200 Aluminum Gallon Tanks, plus one extra 200 Gal. Auxiliary Fuel Tank, total 1,000 Gallons
• Controls - Hynautic Controls (two stations)
• Synchronizer - Glenndenning
• Bow thruster - Wesmar 12” Dual Props
• Windlass - Simpson-Lawrence Pacific V2200 
• Trim Tabs - Bennett
• Glendinning - CableMaster Retractable shore power cord systems
• Spotlight - ACR
• Shaft Seal - PSS
• Oil Change System - X-Changer Systems

Electrical Systems:

• Generator - Westerbeke 15 KW with soundshield. Hours: 2,829
• Inverter - Xantrex 3000w with Heart Interface at Pilothouse
• Charger - Sentry 24 Volt Battery Charger
• House Batteries - (4) 8D West Marine Hybrid Dual Purpose Batteries - Replaced June 2020
• Engine Start Batteries - (2) 8D West Marine Hybrid Dual Purpose Batteries - Replaced June 2020
• Generator Start Battery - (1) Interstate Batteries

Safety:

• Throwable PFD - Lifesling
• Throwable Ring - Type IV with line
• Fire Extinguishers - Fireboy FE241 in engine room with remote start and remote alarm in pilothouse, and extinguishers throughout.

Recent Updates

June 2020:

• 6 x new 8D House, Starter and Bow Thruster batteries. West Marine Dual Purpose 1730 MCA, Deep cycle Hybrid (Lead Acid type). Installed and disposed of old batteries

May 2020:

• New rubber straps for generator enclosure
• New Radar arch access covers on starboard side

March 2020:

• Exterior Boat clean
• Air Conditioning in Salon Serviced

February 2020:

• Vessel driven from Port Orchard to Seattle for survey. Engines fully exercised, boat hauled for inspections. Bottom was powerwashed, looked clean overall. Ran for about 5 hours under load.
• Bow Thruster zinc replaced.
• Installed new shower fixture in aft cockpit.
• Replaced corroded shore power cable plug.
• Installed new air blower for Air Conditioning system for Salon.
• Installed new Generator enclosure snaps.
• Installed new dehumidifier/Heater in engine room
• Take and submit oil samples on main engines.

January 2020:

• Serviced and tested all batteries. Gen-set battery is good. All other batteries should be replaced.
• Engines service. New secondary fuel filters, new primary and secondary heating system fuel filters, Cleaned engine sea strainers and changed gaskets. Disassemble and clean engines primary Racor fuel filters and installed new filter elements. 
• Generator service. Changed oil and oil filter, cleaned heat exchanger and install 1 new end plate and both end gaskets, and Heat exchanger zinc. Cleaned sea strainer. Installed primary and secondary fuel filters.
• New fiberglass Generator exhaust elbow.
• Performed Ph and freeze protection tests on engines and generator coolant. 

September 2019:

• Zincs Replaced under hull.

May 2019:

• Air Conditioning systems and Hydronic diesel systems serviced. All working OK, except the salon A/C unit needs a new blower. Ordered blower.
• New start battery for tender outboard. New gasoline and ran outboard. Works OK, needs servicing.