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Construction
Scantlings
and materials used in the construction of RIVAL MISCHIEF are to Lloyd’s Register approved drawings. From build
until January 2006, RIVAL MISCHIEF was also fully in class with Lloyd’s 100A1 which requires the yacht to be maintained
to an ‘as new’ standard and involves frequent detailed survey inspections. This 100A1 compliance has also necessitated
numerous upgrades over standard Rival Bowman specifications (Last classification survey carried out January 2005 with no faults
reported).
Hull: Hand laid GRP with
a combination of CSM (chopped strand matt) and woven rovings with thicker CSM in keel area. 15mm marine plywood bulkheads
primed and glassed in with CSM. Foam-cored CSM stringers Plywood & CSM engine beds Double thickness gelcoats used above
and below the waterline. White gel coat finish with gold cover line Hull epoxy treated from new with an additional 3 coats
of International Gelshield epoxy applied in 2000 to manufacturer's recommendations. Hard antifouling
Deck, Superstructure and Cockpit: CSM foredeck and superstructure
with 12mm balsa core and double thickness gelcoats Woven rovings used in mast support area with plywood pads in way of deck
fittings. CSM side decks with Parana pine stringers and double thickness gelcoats. Off-white gelcoat with moulded non-slip
Hand-laid teak deck Teak laid cockpit seating and cockpit sole The deck is bonded to the hull shelf with epoxy resin Raised
teak-capped bulwarks with recessed fairleads
Keel
& Rudder: Scheel keel. Single lead casting set in sand and resin and glassed over with CSM. Foam filled CSM rudder
blade with double thickness gelcoat. 30mm stainless steel rudder stock with white metal bearing and stuffing box.
Mechanical
Data
Bukh 2-cylinder 24hp marine diesel engine Raw water cooling 3:1 Reverse reduction
mechanical gearbox Single lever throttle/gear control on helm pedestal 25mm stainless steel prop shaft (new 2009) with
3-bladed Darglow Featherstream feathering prop (2009) Bronze stern tube with flexible bronze stuffing box inboard, holding
a white metal bearing, (Cutlass bearing replaced March 2009). PPS Dripless seal (2009). Ambassador Marine rope cutter.
Cruising speed: approx 6 knots Max speed: approx 7 knots Fuel consumption
at cruising speed: approx 2 litres per hour Range: approx 500 Nm
Electrical
1x 12v 60Ah engine battery 2x 12v 110Ah (new July 2007) domestic batteries joined to supply
200Ah 50Ah engine-mounted alternator for charging engine and domestic battery banks (replaced 2007). Adverc smart alternator
regulator (upgraded by manufacturer 2003) Techpro 3-stage 25Amp/12v battery charger (2000) for charging via shorepower 240v
shore power supply with earth leakage trip and circuit breakers for all services. 2x 13amp 240v sockets & 2x 12v sockets
(above and below decks) Voltmeter and ammeter on AC/DC panel All battery and charging cables replaced with new flexible cable
(2004)
Plumbing
Pressurised hot & cold water system Water heated by engine driven 22 litre calorifier
with 8 litre accumulator or via 240v immersion heater from shorepower. Fresh water mixer tap at galley with additional manual
fresh water tap and foot-pump operated salt water tap. ITT Jabsco marine toilet (new 2000) connected to 2-way valve (for discharge
to holding tank or outboard) Pressurised hot & cold water supply to heads with shower-head attachment 12v electric shower
sump pump draining outboard. Flo-Jet 12v electric deck wash system (fitted 2004) Henderson MkV manual bilge pump located in
cockpit with additional Henderson bilge pump accessible from chart table All wastes and seawater pipes are reinforced PVC.
Freshwater pipes are non-toxic polythene and all flexible pipe connections are with stainless steel hose clips. Blakes bronze
seacocks to all through hull drains with additional gate valves to exhaust and pumps
Gas: 2x Camping Gaz bottles with regulator (replaced Feb 2008), bubble gas leak detector (new Feb 2008) and
changeover tap in dedicated vented cockpit locker. Copper piping with dedicated bulkhead fittings at either end. Additional
isolation valve at cooker.
Tankage
Fuel:
40 gallons (180 litres) in 1x stainless steel tank located beneath cockpit sole Fuel tank filled from side deck and vented
outboard An isolation valve, accessible from cockpit, is fitted to the tank and contents are measured by means of an electrical
gauge All fuel piping is in copper, with armoured flexible connections where appropriate.
Water: 66 gallons (300 litres) in 1x stainless steel tank located under saloon sole above keel Water tank filled
from side deck and vented outboard
Holding Tanks:
26 gallons (120 litres) stainless steel holding tank Evacuation by either deck pump facility or Henderson manual pump Holding
tank pipework replaced with new sanitation grade piping (2004)
Navigational Instruments
At companionway/cockpit: Raymarine ST4000 mkII wheel pilot with rudder reference transducer (2003)
Autohelm ST50 depth Autohelm ST50 speed/log Autohelm ST50 wind Autohelm ST50 close-hauled Autohelm ST50 Nav data All ST50
units serviced with LCD displays replaced by manufacturer (2003/4) Binnacle compass
At chart table: Garmin GPS with NMEA link to all instruments Autohelm
ST50 multi-display Autohelm ST50 digital compass Raytheon RX10 rasterscan radar. Vertex Standard DSC VHF radio with cockpit
speaker and remote full control mic also in cockpit (2008). Nasa Navtex Pro digital navtex. RIVAL MISCHIEF also benefits
from a Monitor stainless steel wind vane steering system.
Accommodation
7 berths in one double cabin (using infill), 2 single settee berths, 2 concealed passage
making berths and 1 pilot berth aft of chart table Average 6’4” (1.93m) headroom. The joinery is satin finished
high quality varnished teak veneer with solid teak used where possible. The cabin sole is hard-wearing solid teak. The hull
above the water line and the deckhead are lined with off white vinyl and teak trim. All locker doors and drawers have
secure finger catches. Cabin doors are fitted with quality furniture and retaining catches. Upholstery replaced with pale
blue F.R. material cloth throughout (2003). Curtains to all windows and deckhead hatches (replaced 2008). Lee cloths to saloon
and pilot berths. Ventair anti-condensation matting beneath forward cabin berths 12v halogen lighting throughout yacht.
Forward cabin: Two single ‘v’ berths with infill to convert
to double. Shelves port and starboard. Access to chain locker forward. Emergency exit through deckhead hatch.
Heads: Positioned in walkthrough to forward cabin. Marine toilet
and stainless steel wash basin. Pressurised water supply with shower (taps replaced 2009). Teak shower grate. Storage locker
and mirror. Access doors forward and aft. Hanging lockers / wet lockers opposite to starboard.
Saloon: Dinette arrangement to port with storage under seats, lockers and shelves above. Centreline table with
drop leaves port and starboard. The settee to starboard has storage under and lockers above, including wine locker. Access
to under seating storage. Upper root berths to port and standard (standard yacht has only one) concealed behind teak flaps.
Galley: Twin stainless steel sinks with pressurised
water supply. White laminate worktop. Insulated cool box draining to bilge. Gimballed gas cooker. Stowage lockers and cutlery
drawer.
Navigation Area: Full sized chart
table with ample chart stowage inside and three large drawers fitted below, one lined for cutlery. Dedicated seat with restraining
strap. Bookcase to starboard above the chart table with ample bulkhead room for navigation instruments.
Quarter Berth: Aft of navigation area to starboard. Storage beneath
berth.
Domestic Equipment
Plastimo Neptune gimballed
gas cooker with two burners, grill and oven. Crash bar and restraining strap for cooker. Isotherm refrigerator with ASU and
holding plate (electronic control unit replaced 2003). ITT Jasbso manual marine heads. Eberspacher D3L diesel fired hot air
system with 3 outlets (1 in forecabin and 2 in saloon) with electronic control and thermostat. Radio/CD/MP3 player (2007)
with speakers recessed in saloon bulkhead. Piranha security system with proximity sensing to cockpit and LED warning light.
Spars
and Rigging
Kemp silver anodised aluminium mast and boom with mast steps. Deck stepped mast
with single set of spreaders. Rod strut vang. 8mm stainless steel wire rigging (replaced 2000). Fore & aft lowers Harken
genoa furler. Slab reefing for mainsail with lazyjacks. Removable inner forestay for hank-on working jib. Lewmar Ocean genoa
tracks with ball bearing cars and tow lines to cockpit (2004). Lewmar mainsheet track with towable car and lines to Spinlock
clutches at companionway. Mast-stowed spinnaker pole.
Sails
North Sails fully battened Dacron mainsail with 3 reefs, new 2009. North Sails 135% Dacron
furling genoa with white UV strip, new 2009. North Sails 130% Dacron furling genoa .North Sails nylon Genneker with snuffer.
North Sails orange Dacron storm jib. Arun Sails hank-on Dacron working jib. Original main and genoa available as spare.
Winches
2x Lewmar self-tailing chrome finished genoa winches in cockpit. 1x Lewmar chrome finished genoa furling winch in
cockpit. 1x Lewmar self-tailing chrome finished mainsheet winch on companionway. 3x Lewmar self-tailing chrome finished reefing/halyard
winches on mast.
Deck Equipment
Stainless
steel pushpit, pulpit and guardwire stanchions. Stainless steel mast pulpits. Stainless steel aerial pole mounted to transom.
Simpson Lawrence Horizon 1500w reversing electric anchor windlass with remote control and manual overide (2004). Self-stowing
45lb CQR anchor with 55m of 10mm calibrated chain. Whitlock Cobra 5R helm pedestal with leather covered stainless steel wheel
Teak cockpit table. Dorade vents to saloon and forward cabin Lewmar deckhead hatches Canvas wheel cover (2002). Blue mainsail
cover (2008). Blue genoa cover (2009) Large blue canvas sprayhood (2008). Roll up bimini and canvas cockpit canopy with
stainless steel demountable frame (2005).
Safety Equipment
Plastimo
Offshore cannister liferaft in stainless steel coachroof mounted cradle, last service 2008. 2x Horseshoe buoys with lights
(2009). 1x Danbuoy. McMurdo Smartfind Plus G5 EPIRB (2008). Plastic coated guardwires (replaced 2002). Throwing line. Webbing jackstays
(2008). Pilot gas alarm system with sensors in galley and bilge (2003). Fire extinguishers in galley, forecabin and cockpit
locker. Fire blanket in galley. Kemp Visiball radar reflector.
Comments
The Rival 36 is the last and perhaps the most complete of all the Peter Brett designed Rivals
and some 78 were launched between the 1980 launch and the final examples launching in the mid 1990’s. RIVAL MISCHIEF
is a relatively late example from 1991 and benefits from both the scheel keel option and the slightly more versatile mkI interior
layout. Kept in class at Lloyd’s 100A1 from launch until her final inspection in January 2005, there can be no finer
demonstration of her excellent condition than this. The Lloyd’s inspections are arguably more in-depth than a pre-purchase
survey and to stay in class, all recommendation must be followed. RIVAL MISCHIEF is one of the best sorted Rival
36’s you will see thanks to her numerous upgrades and updates in perhaps more comparable with a +/-1995 example.
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