30ft steel craft motorsailer £17950

30FT STEEL CRAFT MOTORSAILER
"Heather Bell" is a warm, strong boat. She is able to take the ground with the ability to board from the
shore. The wheelhouse has been renovated with over 6ft headroom, lots of nav equipment and new houdini windows. Her Beta marine engine has 865 hours and can hold 35 gallons of diesel. She is kept warm with her Faversham multi fuel burner, whilst you cook away on the Plastimo Neptune 2500 hob and grill. Bilge Keel. Now in Bristol.
Length
9.14m
Accommodation
4 berths
Construction
Steel
Built
1984, launched 1987
Engine
Beta Marine Diesel
Lying
Bristol
£17,950
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BOAT INFORMATION
Mechanical:
John Teel design
Built in 1984 and launched in 1987 approx
Hull by Steelcraft Ltd, Aberystwth 1984. Fitted out by first owner.
Current owner purchased in 1997 as the third owner. The second owner was reputed to have only ever moved her
from Pwlhelli to Conway and has never used her beyond that.
Single handed sailing
4” insulation—Rockwell
Engine—Beta Marine—PRM gearbox, diesel 865 hours
Diesel—35 gallons
Water—25 gallons
Superstructure:
Steel staunchions with twin wire guardrail wire
Non-slip to coach roof
Wheelhouse:
New hondini windows to all steel wheelhouse
Hondini hatch to wheel house roof (helm)
Foredeck:
Manual anchor windlass with 3/8 chain (100ft approx)
15kg (35lbs approx) CQR anchor
1 x Jabac plastic dinghy
Canoe stern with port and starboard boarding ladder
Note—vessel will take the ground and ability to board from the shore
Fenders and warps
Rigging:
Junk rig
Manual to mezzanine mast (in cockpit)
Main electric up haul/downhaul
Tan Dacron sails from Sails and Canvas Topsham
Cockpit:
Mains outlet
Gas locker with 2 x camping gas
Accommodation:
2 x 1/4 berths—starboard—6’4”
Portside—6’
Short saloon berth—4’7”
Single berth in wheelhouse
6ft headroom
Cabin—6’6” width
Wheelhouse—6’7” headroom
Width—5’9”
Length—6’8”
Jabsco sea toilet in separate cabin—new spring 2012
Galley & Saloon:
Galley situated on portside with 2 x stainless steel sinks—hot and cold water
Plastimo Neptune 2500 2 hob, grill & oven
Work surfaces
Storage
Few utensils
Fold away nav table with chart light
Faversham multi fuel burner
12V and manual fresh water pump
2 x hatch to the saloon with prism lights
2 x port holes
2 x speakers with car radio/tape player
Nav Equipment:
Garmiin GPS 120
Navman Fish 400 plus fish finder
Raymarine C70
Masa Marine speedometer
Nasa Marine Target 2 wind meter
Azimuth 100 compass
WP4000 Wheel pilot Naviko
Lights
Nav lights and tri colour lights
Autopilot
Electric bilge pump
VHF
Echo & log
Water pump
Nasa Marine SX35 DSC Radio
3 x 12V outlets in wheelhouse
1 x 12V outlet in saloon
Works completed:
1997 Galley moved from wheelhouse to main saloon
1999 Vetus hydraulic steering
1999/2000 Fitted and perfected junk rig including new sails, rigging and electric winch to main halyard
2002 Betamarine 1903 engine, 43hp, c/w new 1 1/4” shaft, stern tube gland, cutless bearing and new propeller.
DSC radio
2003 NASA log and wind speed indicator
2004 New wheelhouse c/w Houdini aluminium framed windows. New prop shaft following damage to Aquadrive
coupling
2005 Completed inside lining of wheelhouse. New stainless steel cooker
2007 Raymarine C70 radar and chart plotter (following getting badly caught out in fog!)
2008 Replaced wooden gunwale with steel box section and fitted rubber rubbing strake. Hull and decks shot
blasted and painted
2010 New mainsail
2011 New mizzen sail and cover
2012 Replaced plywood section of rear of wheelhouse, replaced toilet