Basic info on LM22, LM24, LM26, LM27, LM30, LM32, LM36, LM81

[Sula]

Here's some info which came with my boat: it appears to be an extract from a UK yacht guide. 

(Note that the first boat, the L32, is not an LM; and not included are LM’s Mermaid models, though they are mentioned on this page.)


I was unaware of the LM81, which appears to be a non-wheelhouse version of the LM26, with a more conventional yacht layout below. It sports a fixed windscreen (as per Hallberg Rassy and other Scandinavian yachts).

I was also interested to read that the LM27 was a development of the LM24, rather than the other way around as I’d assumed.

Attachments:

LM 22 24 27 30 32 36 81 info (667.09 KB)

LM 22 24 27 30 32 36 81 info pdf.pdf (667.01 KB)

[soren]

Hi

Some of the information is not quite correct, LM27 isn't a development of LM24...but of LM23.
LM 27 was introduced in 1972 and LM24 in 1977.

Also Bent Juul Andersen designer LM22-26-28-81-30-32 and the mermaid series, but LM16-21-23-24-27 is designed by Palle Mortensen.


I never heard about LM36 or Edward Dubois.

Søren

[Sula]

Jun 21, 2017 20:30:25 GMT soren said:

Hi

Some of the information is not quite correct . . . . 

Søren

Thanks, Søren, for the corrections and additional info.



 

[alisdairjohnston]

Hi, I just came across this. I cannot open the file - what format is it please?

[Sula]

Aug 20, 2017 17:25:13 GMT alisdairjohnston said:

Hi, I just came across this. I cannot open the file - what format is it please?

I've added a pdf version.  Hopefully you'll able to open that.

[putnamehere]

I'm trying, for the first time, to show scanned images of the LM brochures that were sent to me about 20 years ago by the US Importer, Anchor Marine. He gave me permission to copy the originals then return them to him, which I did. The copies aren't the greatest quality from back then. I just scanned and uploaded them to Google Photos.  Click on the link, then each pic to enlarge. If you want to enlarge the pic more, select the magnifying glass icon in the upper right of the photo. There's also a slider icon in the upper right, after selecting the magnifying glass, if you'd like to enlarge it more to read the text. Hope this works.
  

LM 30 and 32 General Information:  photos.app.goo.gl/cJaMM0bhjgDSE8Nu1

LM 28 Info:    photos.app.goo.gl/azdpiRTORGb9I3UQ2

LM 30 Info: photos.app.goo.gl/d8f1K2Zg9qqwDEmu1

LM 32 Info:     photos.app.goo.gl/7RKvVg3R6tnJpWfr1

Mermaid 270 and 315 Info:   photos.app.goo.gl/1mnKjo3YKivaMTO92

[Ray]

Can anyone tell me the weight of an LM30?

many thanks

[nauticalnick]

Hi,
The weight/displacement is 5000kg.

[martin1970]

Hello,

my name is Martin, i live in north germany, near to Hamburg.

I think my english writing can be better, so please be patient with me

I just buy a LM22 and find into the STB looker a plate from LM with the no. 0810123.

Is anybody here which knows the legend of this no ?

I think 123 are the building no. is hat true ?

Unfortunatly in Germany did not exist any club for LM and my danish is much worth than my english.

So hopefully you are able to help me to find out more from this nice small boat.

Thanks in advance

Martin

[martin1970]

After a deep diving into the boat i find the right no.: 080112
Did anybody have a idea how i can get more information ?

[Deleted]

Nov 16, 2018 16:57:46 GMT martin1970 said:

After a deep diving into the boat i find the right no.: 080112
Did anybody have a idea how i can get more information ?

Build in 1980. Serial nr 112.

[Paul wallace]

Hi can anyone tell me where I can get wiring diagrams for my LM27 manufactured in 1979.

[Sula]

Paul,

I would be pleased, but surprised, if anyone had the original circuit diagrams for the whole boat.

The wiring of the engine and its instruments and controls is probably the most complex wiring on the boat, and details of this will be found in the workshop manual for the particular engine (which can probably be found online). My boat has a Bukh DV36. There are several different wiring diagrams for that in the DV36 workshop manual, according to which control/instrument l panel etc. is fitted. I find my wiring is not exactly the same as any single one of them, but a hybrid between 2 or 3 of those depicted in the manual.

Other than that, the original wiring was, I believe, fairly basic and simple, and should be fairly easy to deduce.

The complications are likely to come in the form of adaptions and additions (and bodges!) that have been made by subsequent owners.

If you have any particular questions about the wiring, people on this forum may well be able to help. I suggest you post such questions under the 'Problems and Solutions > Advice Sought' section of the forum, rather than in this thread.

[jandane]

I have the diagram from 1976. It is too big to post here. If you want it, write me a mail.
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