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In 1977 Prairie commissioned J.B. Hargrave to design a semi-displacement “trawler” style power boat, Jack Hargrave was a well-respected designer who went on to design the famous Hatteras.

This vessel was designed and built by Prairie Boat Works Shipyard in 1981. She is the hull # 38.

Key features 1981 Prairie 36 Trawler Jack Hargrave: length 36 feet. Twin diesel engines, with direct drives.

Slowly is a US built 1981 36' Prairie double cabin trawler. The boat has a centerline queen size berth in the aft master stateroom, ensuite head in each stateroom, main deck level galley, bright, airy interior, full flybridge Eisenglass enclosure and non-skid decks. With her attainable 12'6" height, Possibilities is a perfect Great Loop candidate. 

Jack Hargrave designed a great pocket cruiser Prairie 36 Coastal Cruiser. Twin Perkins 4.236T Diesel engines with 110HP each. Onan 8.0 KW generator, AC, Full Galley, Flybridge and lower inside helm, lots of big opening windows and hatches. She has installed two "Raritan Lectra/san hold n treat system".

The boat has an inverter with two Lithium 300 amps each (600 Amps Total). You can run the complete boat with 110V with the house batteries without the generator. (air conditioning NEEDS the generator to run).

The Old Furuno Radar is in very good working condition. The Raymarine GPS same thing it is old but in working condition. I found enough for my use, but I always go with my iPad with the Navionics installed.  

Seller has done extensive repairs and maintenance in the past year. She is ready to enjoy!!!

Something to know about the Perkins model 4,236 series: 

"The 4.236 is one of the engines that has built the Perkins reputation all over the world. Our engineers and designers started with a classic tried and tested product, the P-Series, and brought the latest technology to improve and develop it for the new age. Imagination, innovation and technical excellence built a new classic on the foundations of what had gone before.

Over the next 30 years, the engine we originally produced was adapted and developed to meet the specific requirements of individual applications. We listened to the ideas of customers, clients and Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) about the ways in which they wanted the engine to develop. New adaptations were incorporated into the original to maintain its position as a worldwide leader. That is the Perkins way".