The Danish company LM (Lunderskov Mbelfabrik) was established in the 1940’s as a manufacturer of wooden furniture. In years that followed the company moved with the times, incorporating fiberglass initially in to the design and construction of its furniture before changing its name to LM Glasfiber and starting to build GRP boats. Introduced in 1972 with LM27 firmly established the companies offering with all subsequent models sharing the same design features, canoe stern and pilot house forward of a large open cockpit. Before ceasing boat production in 1995 to diversify again; into the manufacture of wind turbine components, the company had produced a total of approximately 3000 boats in four different models LM24, LM27, LM30 and the LM32.
The LM32 is the largest model in the line up, introduced in 1977 the model remain in production through until the late 1980s with around 200 boats built. With her large cockpit aft and open backed pilot house she offers both tiller and undercover wheel steering options. Below decks upto 7 berths are provided between the saloon and forward cabin. The LM32 LADY EM benefits from recent upgrading and is now reluctantly offered for sale, her highlights including:
Lying afloat on her mooring in Loch Creran the LM32 LADY EM is available for viewing, strictly by prior appointment.
Hull Construction:
Single piece GRP moulded hull.
Hand consolidated GRP laminate
GRP formed internal structural members
Plywood bulkheads
Original Dove grey gelcoat to finish topsides
Painted navy blue sheerband and boot top
Underwater hull finished with blue antifouling
Deck & Superstructure Construction:
Single piece GRP moulded deck, incorporating coachroof and pilothouse superstructure
Hand consolidated GRP sandwich laminate with balsa core
GRP moulded pilot house roof
Original Dove grey gelcoat to finish mouldings
Moulded non-slip finish to coachroof top
Non-slip paint finish to side and foredeck
Keel & Rudder:
Encapsulated fin keel
Semi-balanced skeg hung rudder
Engine:
Beta Marine B38 marine diesel engine (2020)
38hp @3,600rpm
Single lever morse control, single control station
Engine dash panel with gauges for RPM, Water Temp, Charge Voltage.
Engine contained within sound insulated box beneath pilothouse sole.
Maintenance & Performance:
Engine serviced annually since installation
Saildrive hull diaphragm replaced 2020
Saildrive oil seals on lower leg replaced spring 2023
Engine running hours recorded at August 2023 – 165hrs
Cruising speed under engine 6kts
Propulsion & Steering:
Bukh saildrive unit
Kiwi composite feathering propellor
Rope cutter
Cable driven wheel steering
Tiller steering in cockpit
Autopilot:
Autohelm ST3000 with belt drive system on wheel
Simrad TP10 tiller pilot
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
Voltage systems:
12VDC onboard power system
230VAC shore power system
Shore Power:
Single 16 amp connection
Extension lead to connect to shore supply
Ring main, immersion heater
Battery Banks:
Domestic Battery – 4x 12VDC, 110Ah, lead acid
Engine Battery – 1x 12VDC, 85Ah, lead acid
Alternator:
Single engine driven alternator
Fresh Water:
Pressurised hot and cold water only system
Hot and cold water taps in galley and heads
Hot water provided via calorifier heated from engine cooling water or immersion heater
Bilge Pumps:
Manual Bilge Pump
Electric Bilge Pump
TANKAGE
Fuel:
Single diesel tank
Approximate capacity 200ltr
Fresh Water:
Single fresh water tank.
GRP construction.
Approximate capacity 200ltr
Navigation Equipment:
Depth – Stowe Navsounder
Wind – Garmin GMI20 instrument
Plotter – Garmin GPSmap751 display
Magnetic Compass – Silva Type 100
Communications Equipment:
DSC VHF – Silva S10
Galley:
Galley Stove – 2 burner gas hob built in as part of the sink unit
Oven – Flavel standalone gas oven, gimbal mounted
Fridge – Engel front loading fridge with icebox.
Single stainless steel sink
Heads:
Jabsco manual marine toilet
Wash handbasin
Manually pumped fresh water tap
Heater:
Eberspacher diesel fired blown air heater
Diesel fired, blown air system
Outlets in saloon.
Lighting:
Bulkhead mounted lighting throughout
Summary of Accommodation:
Forward cabin with up to 4 berths
Heads compartment
Saloon converting to provide two occasional single berths or a single and double berth
Galley
Pilothouse with galley to port and helm station to starboard
Accomodation Finish:
Joinery work of mahogany/sappelle veneered plywood with solid mahogany trims
All joinery work finished in satin varnish
Blue patterned fabric upholstery throughout
Plywood soleboards finished in traditional teak and holly veneer
Vinyl fabric hull linings in forward cabin
Description of Accommodation from Forward:
Forward Cabin:
Single berth to starboard with infill section to create double berth
Standing room inboard, aft of bunk
Dresser unit outboard of standing room to port with lockers above and below countertop
Fold down berth over head to port, creating additional single berth
Drop in section to starboard to create a second additional single berth
Heads:
Self contained heads compartment to starboard aft of forward cabin.
Inboard facing manual marine toilet outboard to starboard.
Pull-out wash hand basin until above toilet with manually pumped tap
Storage lockers located opposite heads to port side of walk-thru to forward cabin
Saloon:
Centrally mounted, double dropleaf saloon table, with bottle storage in central section of table
Bench seating outboard to port and L-shaped settee to starboard.
Both settees converting to occasional single berths with lee cloths.
Starboard settee has pull out support section to create an occasional double berth when required
Shelves running the lengths of the seatbacks outboard.
Lockers forward and aft overhead with bookshelf centrally, port and starboard with sliding doors.
Pilot House:
Located at forward end of cockpit with bulkhead closing aft end, double doors centrally
Helm station to starboard forward with forward facing helm seat and wheel steering position
Helm seat slide inboard on rails with additional fold up seat to create two forward facing seats within wheelhouse
Engine panel mounted above companionway to saloon.
Chartplotter, engine and windlass controller mounted forward of helm.
Fridge located beneath helm seat.
Galley to port.
Galley:
Linear galley
Worktop surfaces folds up in two parts to provide access to hob and sink beneath
Galley gas hob within aft end of sink unit
Inset stainless steel sink forward.
Built in, gimbal mounted stand alone oven located beneath aft end of worktop
Selection of storage drawers and locker beneath worktop
Rig:
Deck stepped masthead sloop rig.
Anodised alloy mast and spars
Stainless steel 1x19 standing rigging (last replaced 2007)
Schaefer roller reefing system for genoa
Slab reefing mainsail
Rod kicker
Lazyjacks
Halyards and reefing lines lead aft to cockpit with spinlock rope clutches to secure
Winches:
Primary Winches – 2x Andersen 40, two-speed, self-tailing
Halyard Winches – 2x Anderson 12, two-speed, self-tailing
Winch Handle x2
Sails:
Mainsail – White dacron, slab reefing.
Genoa – White dacron with blue UV strip.
Cruising Chute
Canvas Work:
Mainsail cover – stackpack type cover with lazyjacks
Full cockpit tent
Fitted cockpit cushions
Anchoring & Mooring:
Bower Anchor – Rocna 10kg on chain rode
Electic Anchor Windlass – Lewmar Pro-Series 1000 windlass with foot button controls on foredeck and secondary control switch at helm. (installed July 2023)
Mooring Warps – Selection
Fenders - Selection
General:
Single stainless steel bow roller
Two-part stainless steel pulpit rail
Two-part stainless steel pushpit rail
Toerail mounted stainless steel stanchions
Double tier plastic coated stainless steel guardwires, top wire plastic coated
Toerail mounted stainless steel mooring cleats forward, midships and aft
Deck mounted electric anchor windlass on foredeck
Hardwood grabrails running length of coachroof and pilothouse roof.
Sliding roof hatch in pilothouse above helm station
Moulded GRP coaming wrapping around aft end of cockpit
Bench seating on port and starboard side of wheelhouse with lockers beneath
Folding cockpit table built into aft end of cockpit
Cockpit sole lifts to provide access to large locker space
Outboard bracket mounted on port side aft rail
Stainless steel fender baskets mounted to port and starboard sides of transom gate
Stainless steel stern mounted boarding ladder
General note on safety equipment: Any safety equipment such as liferafts, Epirbs, fire extinguishers and flares etc. are usually personal to the current owner(s) and if being left on-board as part of the sale of a used vessel may require routine servicing, replacement, or changing to meet a new owners specific needs.
Navigation Lights:
Steaming light
Navigation lights
Life saving:
Horseshoe lifebuoy
Jackstays – running along port and starboard side decks and within cockpit
Fire Blanket
In this case we are acting as brokers only.The Owner is not selling in the course of a business. whilst every care has been taken in their preparation , the correctness of these particulars is not guaranteed. The Purchaser is strongly advised to check the particulars and where appropriate at their expense to employ a qualified Marine Surveyor to carry out a survey and/or to have an engine trial conducted which if conducted by us shall not imply any liability for such engine on our part.
This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.