Seahawk 34
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Introduction
The Seahawk developed into 9 different yachts all using the Seahawk hull and was originally introduced to replace the Discuss (W33) and to fill a gap between the Fulmar and the Corsair models.
A very successful boat which sailed well and with a spacious, well appointed interior.
Sister yachts include the Seahawk 35, Oceandream, Oceanquest 35 CC, Oceanquest 35 AC, Falcon 34, Falcon 35, Kestrel, and Riviera 35.
Seahawk 34 Statistics
| Designer: | Ed Dubois | 
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| Keel: | Fin / Twin | |
| Cockpit: | Centre | |
| LOA (feet): | 33' 8" | |
| LWL (feet): | 27' 0" | |
| Beam (feet): | 12' 3" | |
| Draft (feet): | 4' 11" / 3' 11" | |
| Displacement (lb): | 12,698 | |
| Ballast (lb): | 5,733 / 6,171 | |
| Berths: | 7 | |
| Heads: | 1 | |
| Rig: | Sloop | |
| Fuel (galls (UK)): | ||
| Main (sq. feet): | 240, | |
| No. 1 Genoa (sq. feet): | 492 | |
| No 1 Jib (sq. feet): | 296 | |
| Sail ID: | SK | |
| Water (galls (UK)): | ||
| Built: | 1984 - 1988 | |
| Number Built: | 125 |
Keel width at leading edge 77", width at trailing edge 84"
The Seahawks and their Sisters Definitive Guide
The Seahawks and their sisters
Seahawk Maintenance and Repair
Engine Removal [2]
Seahawk More Photos
