Construction

This boat is a new building technique of a wooden hull and a fiberglass deck assembly, the opposite of what has been previously built using the combination of fiberglass and wood. And the idea is a smart one in that the effects of sun, fresh water, and weather in general react negatively with the natural movement of wooden decks and superstructure more than they will with fiberglass. And the wooden hull in the salt water will give the natural flotation and steadiness that make going through the water more comfortable and enjoyable.

The wooden hull is 1 1/4" cedar planking over 1 1/2" x 2 3/4" oak frames, 9" on center. Silicon bronze fastened. The keel is 7" wide. The 1 1/2" thick Douglas fir platform is 22' L x 14' W with 4 Anchor aluminum rectangular deck plates with stainless steel trim rings and 3 round 9" hatches--two over fuel tank fills and 1one over engine coolant fill. 4 custom stainless steel deck cleats by Harrison Pinkham. 1/8" stainless steel trap sheathing on starboard side fastened with stainless steel screws with zinc. Stainless steel corner guard on starboard transom. Solid Stainless steel half-oval. Transom scuppers.

Custom fiberglass house and deck assembly is close-celled foam cored fiberglass, fastened to hull with stainless steel screws, built by Scott Edgerly of Surry. Teak handrails. 13" washrails. Bomar square windows with opening helm windshield. 7' headroom at helm.

Engine

2016 John Deere 6-cyl., 550 HP. Model #6090SFM85. 2 1/2:1 TD 5075 gear. 2 1/4" Aquanet 22 SS shaft by RE Thomas Marine Hardware swinging a 28x28x4 LH prop. by H&H. 2" SS rudder post, 1/2" SS rudder with zinc. Cutlass bearing, stuffing box. Hydraulic power steering. Hydraulic 14" pot hauler. 2-lever controls. Wet stern exhaust. Under 30 hours.

Speed

Cruises 16 knots

Top: 21 knots @ 2500 RPM

Tankage

Fuel: 400 gallons in 2 SS tanks built by Harrison Pinkham.

Water: 23-gallon polypropylene tank.

Holding Tank: 12-gallon polypropylene tank.

Electrical

Two D8 12v batteries. Circuit breaker panel, Master Switch, Nav. lights, Spot light.

Accommodations

Down below through centerline companionway are two 7'2" vee berths forward with lockers under, enclosed head to starboard with Y valve and holding tank and SS sink with cold water hand pump. 4 opening ports with screens and cabintop hatch for good light and ventilation with varnished pine starboard ceiling and woodwork. 6'8" headroom.

Equipment

6" Ritchie Compass

Furuno Transducer Fish Finder

Standard Horizon VHF Radio

2 Bilge Pumps w/alarms

2 Fuel Gauges

Danforth Anchor with chain & rode

Custom SS Prop. Cage fitted to boat, ready to install

SS Sampson Post

Spot Light

Electric Horn

Washdown Pump

Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice