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Interesting boats for sale

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Created by theselkie > 9 months ago, 21 Nov 2018
Ramona
NSW, 7722 posts
22 Mar 2020 8:37AM
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Chris 249 said..
Wow, a plank-on-edge by Burgess. Historically interesting, to be sure.


Built in 1999 with epoxy and sheathed hull! Needs a rebuild. It's going to take that one special person to buy this.

shaggybaxter
QLD, 2634 posts
22 Mar 2020 8:22AM
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Ramona said..



Chris 249 said..
Wow, a plank-on-edge by Burgess. Historically interesting, to be sure.





Built in 1999 with epoxy and sheathed hull! Needs a rebuild. It's going to take that one special person to buy this.




G'day Ramona,
I've heard the term before but never understood what it means. What pray tell is a sheathed hull? Is it another term for a cored hull, pls excuse my ignorance!

garymalmgren
1343 posts
22 Mar 2020 7:34AM
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Hi Shaggy
There are a lot of ways to construct a wooden hull, but if it is only coated with paint it is really susceptible to all kinds of damage and deterioration.
Therefore the hull is sheathed in fibreglass.
There are all sorts of exotic sheathing materials and techniques nowadays.
But the older jobs didn't have access to those materials and as Ramona suggested could be hiding a nightmare. Here is a vid of little simple strip planked boat that is sheathed and faired.
Gary

woko
NSW, 1748 posts
22 Mar 2020 11:20AM
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garymalmgren said..
Hi Shaggy
There are a lot of ways to construct a wooden hull, but if it is only coated with paint it is really susceptible to all kinds of damage and deterioration.
Therefore the hull is sheathed in fibreglass.
There are all sorts of exotic sheathing materials and techniques nowadays.
But the older jobs didn't have access to those materials and as Ramona suggested could be hiding a nightmare. Here is a vid of little simple strip planked boat that is sheathed and faired.
Gary

Nice little boat, And you just have to love the way everything went "click" into place

hoop
1979 posts
22 Mar 2020 9:21AM
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garymalmgren said..
Hi Shaggy
There are a lot of ways to construct a wooden hull, but if it is only coated with paint it is really susceptible to all kinds of damage and deterioration.
Therefore the hull is sheathed in fibreglass.
There are all sorts of exotic sheathing materials and techniques nowadays.
But the older jobs didn't have access to those materials and as Ramona suggested could be hiding a nightmare. Here is a vid of little simple strip planked boat that is sheathed and faired.
Gary


Great vid, thanks

Wavesong
QLD, 145 posts
22 Mar 2020 2:24PM
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VDS Pion 30 for $100 at Thirroul on Facebook Sailing Buy Sell Exchange page.

www.facebook.com/groups/1740251159555701/permalink/2578905955690213/?sale_post_id=2578905955690213

Ramona
NSW, 7722 posts
22 Mar 2020 6:47PM
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Ramona said..






G'day Ramona,
I've heard the term before but never understood what it means. What pray tell is a sheathed hull? Is it another term for a cored hull, pls excuse my ignorance!


The excellent video posted by garymalmgren pretty much covers it. It's the usual outer skin on strip timber hulls and cold molded hulls. It works exceptionally well on these types of construction. Carvel planking it's a different story. Carvel hulls will bend and twist in a seaway and the planks will slide against each other slightly. These hulls need to be painted with a single pot paint that will allow for movement. Two pot paint will crack. Same goes for fibreglass sheaving if fibreglass resin is used. The sheaving will separate from the planks and water will eventually penetrate and rot will start. Some small boats will get away with it but it's usually the kiss of death for a timber hull.
Quality carvel planked yachts like "Tina of Melbourne" are not sheaved usually and these will have the planks splined at the time of construction. This makes them one big piece of wood!

Ramona
NSW, 7722 posts
22 Mar 2020 6:59PM
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SV Wavesong said..
VDS Pion 30 for $100 at Thirroul on Facebook Sailing Buy Sell Exchange page.

www.facebook.com/groups/1740251159555701/permalink/2578905955690213/?sale_post_id=2578905955690213


That's just crazy. I had to double-check it was not the boat owned by the lady down the street from me!

Ramona
NSW, 7722 posts
25 Mar 2020 7:57AM
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Very nice.

Azure305
NSW, 402 posts
25 Mar 2020 8:35PM
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Not much in the way of info or pics, but surely it has potential at this price:

www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/manly/sail-boats/yacht-36-feet-swanson/1244376202?utm_source=copylink&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=socialbuttons&utm_content=android_VIP_sticky

simmrr
WA, 194 posts
28 Mar 2020 11:55AM
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www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/bunbury/sail-boats/farrier-haines-tramp-trimaran/1242962458

Small trimaran which looks like it would be a lot of fun....

Ramona
NSW, 7722 posts
28 Mar 2020 6:38PM
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It sold.

Ramona
NSW, 7722 posts
30 Mar 2020 7:52AM
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Carter 33 with a tiller and a new engine.

www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/dangar-island/sail-boats/yacht-carter-33/1244495151

cisco
QLD, 12361 posts
30 Mar 2020 1:21PM
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One of the best steelys around.

yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/buchanan/242699

Achernar
QLD, 395 posts
30 Mar 2020 8:58PM
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Why the stainless steel "Sampson Post" (?) in the cockpit?

cisco
QLD, 12361 posts
30 Mar 2020 10:17PM
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It is not a sampson post. It is a wheel steering pedestal.

Apart from that, what do you think of the boat?

SRrat
WA, 240 posts
30 Mar 2020 11:15PM
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cisco said..
It is not a sampson post. It is a wheel steering pedestal.

Apart from that, what do you think of the boat?


Stunning

r13
NSW, 1712 posts
1 Apr 2020 6:21PM
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Assume this will go soon. Suggest the 3.8t displacement might not be correct - rather 2.5t as per sailboatdata link - albeit they may not be the same design..................

www.boatsonline.com.au/boats-for-sale/used/sailing-boats/van-de-stadt-maestro-31/246177

sailboatdata.com/sailboat/maestro-31

Azure305
NSW, 402 posts
1 Apr 2020 6:58PM
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I do like a nice VDS, but $7500 for the mooring???, surely that's a typo, or is Matilda Bay highly sought after?

stray
SA, 325 posts
1 Apr 2020 6:29PM
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Lovely boat!
there's one of these in Adelaide needing tlc which would probably be a give away by now.
www.boatsonline.com.au/boats-for-sale/used/sailing-boats/buchanan/208845

r13
NSW, 1712 posts
1 Apr 2020 7:36PM
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AzureF305 said..
I do like a nice VDS, but $7500 for the mooring???, surely that's a typo, or is Matilda Bay highly sought after?


Yes I would expect Matilda Bay would be highly sought after but serious buyers would not take any notice of this part of the advert. It is only an option to the yacht price so assume would be for the owner to try and salvage some $s back............ give the guy/girl a break.............

cisco
QLD, 12361 posts
1 Apr 2020 8:18PM
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stray said..
Lovely boat!
there's one of these in Adelaide needing tlc which would probably be a give away by now.
www.boatsonline.com.au/boats-for-sale/used/sailing-boats/buchanan/208845


Good find but I think Mah Jong will need a lot of boat dollars spent on her.

Achernar
QLD, 395 posts
1 Apr 2020 9:03PM
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cisco said..
It is not a sampson post. It is a wheel steering pedestal.

Apart from that, what do you think of the boat?


A wheel-steering pedestal? But, it has a tiller. Does the pedestal allow you to switch to a wheel? It looks like it has some sockets to allow you to insert a handle to turn something. But what does it turn? If it turns the rudder, there must be some gears below deck to change the angle to the rake of the rudder stock.

(PS Answer to your second question - yes she looks nice, and well kept, but I'm not in the market atm, just browsing from home)

cisco
QLD, 12361 posts
1 Apr 2020 10:55PM
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Achernar said..
Does the pedestal allow you to switch to a wheel?


Yes.

Wonderfulx
QLD, 38 posts
2 Apr 2020 8:33PM
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I looked at a Tayana 42. Worried about having to maintain all that teak!

I thought the 42 was a good size.

Bundeenabuoy
NSW, 1239 posts
2 Apr 2020 9:55PM
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What a joy to own.
I guess the 1.74 draft would be an issue for some.

Ramona
NSW, 7722 posts
4 Apr 2020 8:51AM
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Classy cruiser.

yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/tayana-37-very-well-equiped-blue-water-cruising-yacht/246324


Just needs to get rid of that plastic pipe out of the engine room!



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