23' Falmouth Workboat
(REF# 24623)
removed from sale
10.4m, 1985, 1 x gasoil 9cv
Fibra Construcción, Quilla corrida perfíl de carena, 2 camas
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| Detalles suplementarios
| Diseñador: | Percy Dalton |
| Astillero: | Martin Heard |
| Capacidad de carburante: | 1 x 27 ltr |
| Capacidad de agua: | 1 x 27 ltr |
| Última inspección: | Desconocido |
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Mecánico
1 x gasoil 9hp, Yanmar 1 GM (año desconocido)
marrefrigerado por agua,
caña gobierno,
eje propulsión, 2 - blade fixed helice(s).
Consumo de carburante 1.5ltr/hora,
Velocidad de crucero 5.6 nudos,
Velocidad máxima 6 nudos.
Recambios motor
Drive to prop - stainless 1".
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Sistemas eléctricos
12 voltios, 1 baterías cargadas por: motor
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| Dimensiones
| Eslora total: | 10.4m |
| Eslora de flotación: | 7.0m |
| Manga: | 2.4m |
| Calado mín.: | 0.0m |
| Calado máx.: | 1.2m |
| Desplazamiento: | 4,064kg |
| Altura interior: | 1.5m |
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| Construcción
Fibra Construcción con Quilla corrida perfíl de carena, gelcoat acabado.
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| Jarcia
gaff aparejado Martin Heard Madera perchas (1985), con Galvanizado jarcia fija (2004) |
| Velas
bandas rizas de mayor SBK (2002)
Otro génova (1998)
Otras velas:
Staysail (1995)
Large Jib (año desconocido)
Storm Jib (año desconocido)
Assymetric (2004)
Spinnaker (1950)
Topsail (1992)
Tangón de spi,
4 winches de escota
Headsail reefing Whicker Martin.
Spinnaker pole is aluminium.
There is a water sail. |
| Interiores
2 camas con 0 dobles y 2 sencillas en 1 camarote(s).
1 fogone(s)/placa(s) gas cocina, Alfombras
1 aseos.
Sistema de agua manual
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| Equipo de navegación
compás, Velocidad, Sonda, VHF, Stereo, Reloj, Barómetro, luces de navegación |
| Equipo de cubierta
1 anclas (Fishermans),
14 metros de cadena,
16 metros de cabo,
Cobertura de vela, Lona de bañera, Bimini, Toldo completo, Cabos, Defensas, Bichero, Soportes de casco |
| Fishing
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| Toys
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| Equipo de seguridad
3 bombas de achique (1 manual / 2 eléctrico)
Fire fighting equipment.
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| Lugar
PORTSMOUTH |
| Comentario del broker
This classic styled "Old Gaffer" gives all the joys of traditional sailing without the pitfalls and headaches associated with wooden hulled boats.
Fastidiously maintained by her current owner over the last 16 years, the varnish work and teak deck around the cockpit are a joy to behold.
She is a veteran of many campaigns and has travelled from the Netherlands to North and South Brittany.
Don't bother asking if she has air-conditioning, she is kitted out with "back-to-basics" as the watch word. Cosy is the best way to descibe her cabin and the cover over the heads cleverly doubles as the chart table.
This boat has been viewed and photographed by Peter Watt of Boatshed Portsmouth. Register or log in to see 44 more photos of this boat. These boat details are subject to contract.
Note: Offers on the asking price may be considered.
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