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CLASSIFIED POWER SAIL


BOATS FOR SALE: 1983 Sabre 38, 1994 Hunter 295, 1986 O’Day 40, 1969 Pearson 43. All in excellent condition. For details www.jboatworks.com. Johanson Boatworks (207) 596-7060.


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photos at www.owlshead.org. Click on Barn Fresh.


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4. $10,500. Finestkind Brokerage, Harpswell, (207) 833-6885; www. fkby.com.


42’ WESMAC. 800 hp Cat. $590,000. Finestkind Brokerage, Harpswell, (207) 833-6885; www.fkby.com.


50’ WESMAC. Twin Cummins. Herreshoff-style interior. $679,000. Finestkind Brokerage, Harpswell, (207) 833-6885; www.fkby.com.


12’6” ABEKING & RASMUSSEN- BUILT BEETLE CAT, 1952. Only one of its kind. Built at Abeking & Rasmussen for Concordia Co. for owner Waldo Howland. Well-built but slight alteration to lines make it “not an Original Beetle Cat.” But unique documented provenance. It has new sails, centerboard, etc. 12’6” LOA; 6’ beam. $4,000. Located at the Owls Head Transportation Museum, Owls Head, Maine. Proceeds benefi t Georges River Land trust. (207) 594-4418. More


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 “Lofting” provides a full size pattern of a two dimensional plan. The bow and stern sections were drawn in full scale to ensure


all angles and views met properly.


 Traditionally, the fi rst section of a new boat laid is the keel. Gundalows do not have a keel (single central


timber at the bottom of the boat), so the fi rst section laid is the planking and fl oor timbers in the fl at center section of the boat. Following lofting, the curved bow and stern framing is cut and assembled along with side frames.


 Trunnels “tree nails” connect wood parts in the gundalow much like pegs are used in post-and-beam


construction. Thousands of trunnels were used in traditional gundalow construction. We also use hand-cut bronze fasteners for longevity and strength.


 The sheathing that wraps the sides and the bottom of the gundalow are called planks. Long


continuous timbers are set in a steam box to make them fl exible and then are bent to fi t the curvature of the boat frames.


 The shear clamp, deck beams, and deck framing and


blocking are installed once the planking is completed. The deck is caulked to insure water tightness.


 Thousands of feet of white cotton caulking and oakum will be driven into the gaps


between the planks to create a water tight seal.


 Once the decking is in place, the house,


hatches, deck boxes, rails, rudder and stump mast are installed. Our local blacksmith fabricated and installed sweep locks, stanchions for life lines, the yard band and the windlass.


 The entire boat is oiled and painted to protect it from the


water, air and sun. Oiling begins as soon as timbers are secured into place.


 Sea trials and adjustments are


completed once the gundalow leaves the shipyard and is launched at Prescott Park. Small fi nal repairs, fi nish work and adjustments are made after it is in the water —then it will be ready for the fi rst public sails!


            


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37’ TAYANA, 1986. Yanmar, the decks are fi berglass, not teak, the woodwork below is incredible! Northern boat. MUST SEE! Call Yacht Sales Network (207) 415-1004. Visit www. yachtsalesnetwork.com.


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28’ SABRE, 1974. Sails – main, 150 roller furler, spinnaker, rebuilt Atomic


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37’ FISHER PILOT HOUSE KETCH, 1975. New diesel, new Genset, very roomy, classic! Offered at $109,000. Call Yacht Sales Networks (207) 415- 1004. Visit www.yachtsalesnetwork. com.


35’ HINCKLEY PILOT, 1967. Recently Awlgripped, Lots of updates, Yard maintained, Westerbeke diesel, New sails. A must see. $69,000. Finestkind Brokerage, Harpswell, (207) 833-6885; www.fkby.com.


36’ ERICSON 36SL, 1985. $35,000. Ocean Point Marina, (207) 633-0773.


22’ CATALINA, 1975. Boat is in nice shape. 4 sails, no trailer or outboard. Ready to go. $800. Finestkind Brokerage, Harpswell, (207) 833-6885; www.fkby.com.


26’ TANZER, 1980. Standard set of sails. Great condition. 9.9 hp Johnson, 1999. $4,500. Finestkind Brokerage, Harpswell, (207) 833-6885; www. fkby.com.


APPRENTICE 15. Launched June 2011. Double-ended daysailer. Cedar on white oak, lapstrake. Dynel deck, white oak trim. Sitka spruce spars. Nat Wilson sails. $20,000. (207) 594-1800.


16’ CAT BOAT. Beam 7’4”, Draft board up 10”, board down 3’. Sail area 175 sq. ft. weight 700 lbs. Composite construction hull hand laminated, deck hand laminated, seats, center board trunk, centerboard and rudder vacuumed infused. Oak rub rails, mahogany combing, cockpit sole, centerboard cap and tiller handle. Hull white gel coat, red boot stripe and black bottom paint. Fully gaff rigged with sail and all sailing hardware with bronze deck hardware. $15,000. Call The Boat School (207) 853-2518.


22’ BRISTOL, 1978. $4,200. Ocean Point Marina, (207) 633-0773.


22’ TANZER, 1981. Great race/cruising sloop. Standard sails, 2006 Johnson Sailmaster 6 hp x-long shaft. Excellent condition, very low time, sleeps 4. Stands available. $1,200. Finestkind Brokerage, Harpswell, (207) 833-6885; www.fkby.com.


24’ BRIDGES POINT, 2002. A cuddy cabin version of the popular Bridges Point 24. Roomy cockpit and unique interior layout. New diesel in 2007. A lovely boat to sail. (207) 244-7854 or billw@jwboatco.com.


26’ GRAMPIAN SLOOP. Excellent condition. Honda 8 hp electric start (2009), Garmin chartplotter (2008), good sails, all halyards run to cockpit, 4 self-tailing winches. Cruising set up. Asking $9,000. sean@rumerys.com. Photos at www.rumerys.com.


30’ TICON SLOOP, 1984. 1984 18 hp Volvo Diesel Inboard. Very clean and well maintained. $24,495. Trades Welcome!!! Casco Bay Yacht Sales, Freeport, Maine, (207) 865-4103; www.cascobayyacht.com.


WHISTLER I, ABLE MARINE WHISTLER 32, 1981, designed by CW Paine. Shoal draft full keel design with centerboard. Deep bulwarks and cat ketch rig makes her an easily driven comfortable vessel. Cherry finish below. $55,000. (207) 244-7854 or billw@jwboatco.com.


34’ TARTAN, 1971. With diesel engine. $29,000. Ocean Point Marina, (207) 633-0773.


29’ HUNTER, 1985. Rebuilt 15 hp Yanmar. Nice sails. Fast boat – cruise or race. $14,000. Finestkind Brokerage, Harpswell, (207) 833-6885; www. fkby.com.


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