Small craft
Salcombe Yawl
(REF: 18411)£SOLD
Full specification
Wooden Ships Comments on this Salcombe yawl
Built in 1963 by Salcombe Yacht & Marine Co, very similar to Stone’s design. The fleet of Salcombe Yawls has always been very competitive and continues to be so. They can equally be a good family cruising boat and many have the addition of an outboard for this purpose.
Yawl 42 was purchased by the present owner in 2013 and has had a comprehensive refit since. She is now in stunning condition and very reasonably priced.
Construction
Clinker mahogany planking on oak frames. Some planking was replaced in the previous ownership and only 2 ribs needed replacement by the present owner. The hull was stripped inside and out and all planking and surfaces treated with 7 coats of Eposeal 300.
Centre thwart replaced in Honduras mahogany, stem bracket replaced.
½” mahogany floorboards replaced with marine ply, epoxy resin sealed and painted with Epifanes floor paint.
Cast iron centre plate removed , sanded and painted. Bronze retaining screws checked.
New deck in Robbins Tiger Elite ply. New full length deck seats in sapele. New utile coaming and D section rubbing strake.
Topside planking treated with Epifanes 2 pack polyurethane, 2 primer undercoat and 2 gloss.
Rig
Bermudan yawl.
Masts were split, refurbished and reglued. 5 coats Eposeal 300 to preserve the timber and 7 coats Epifane varnish.
New boom, bowsprit and whisker pole in sitka spruce.
All mast/spar fittings were refurbished or replaced.
Sails
Set of little used 4 yr old North sails, professionally cleaned.
Gear
New boat cover
Combi trailer (road and launching) by Hayling Trailer Co, in good condition.
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These particulars have been prepared in good faith from information provided by the Vendors and are intended as a guide, Wooden Ships cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. The Purchaser should instruct his agent or surveyor to validate all details as necessary and satisfy himself with the condition of the vessel and its equipment.
