Type of Vessel: 30-foot aluminum diesel powered waterjet bowpicker
Service: Commercial salmon gillnet fishing
Cruise Speed: 22 kts “wet”
Fuel Consumption: 15 gph
Vessel Location for Survey: Out of the water, on a trailer.
Survey Requested by: Owner
Builder: Grayling Marine
Year Built: 1990
Builder Location: Anchorage, Alaska
Type of Survey: Condition & Value for Insurance
Hull Details:
Dimensions:
LOA: 30’
Beam: 10’
Draft: 16”
Hull Construction: Welded 5086 aluminum with 1/4” bottom & 3/16”…
Type of Vessel: 30-foot aluminum diesel powered waterjet bowpicker
Service: Commercial salmon gillnet fishing
Cruise Speed: 22 kts “wet”
Fuel Consumption: 15 gph
Vessel Location for Survey: Out of the water, on a trailer.
Survey Requested by: Owner
Builder: Grayling Marine
Year Built: 1990
Builder Location: Anchorage, Alaska
Type of Survey: Condition & Value for Insurance
Hull Details:
Dimensions:
LOA: 30’
Beam: 10’
Draft: 16”
Hull Construction: Welded 5086 aluminum with 1/4” bottom & 3/16” sides, w/ sponsons
Hull Description: Planing bottom w/slight vee, rounded stern, 8” sponsons in chine; raked & bluff bow; hull painted w/Epoxy paint
Framing:(7) 2” x 3” U stringers and (4) 2” x 2” angle external hull stiffeners
Bulkheads: (2) aluminum
Decks: Diamond plate aluminum w/1” x 2” & 2” x 2” angle deck beams & bracing
Superstructure: 1/8” aluminum with 1” x 2” box beam framing
Propulsion:
Engine: Cummins QSB5.9 Re Con
Horsepower: 380
Type: Common rail fuel,6-cylinder, diesel, turbocharged & aftercooled
Year: 2018 (new factory Re Con)
Tach Gauge Hours: 1150.2 Serial No: 6029203
Cooling: Engine is cooled with raw water off jet unit and Groco sea strainer
Exhaust: Wet exhaust through transom rubber exhaust flap
Drive Unit: Ultra Jet 305-J-JBZ Serial No: 3588 (new 2008)
Propellers/Impeller: (1) impeller
Note: Engine appears well maintained
Hydraulics:
Vickers V20 vane pump direct belt driven off front of main engine w/electromagnetic clutch (all new 2018) 7 gpm. Vickers pump direct driven off 8 hp. Yanmar single-cylinder diesel engine, year: 2008
Batteries: (2) Group 27, in plastic box with cover & strapped down
Steering: (2) Seastar steering helms with hydraulic ram
Engine Controls: (2) station Morse cable throttle controls and electric/hydraulic bucket shift
Trim Tabs: Bennett dual w/plastic rams & welded aluminum plans
Tanking System:
Fuel Tank: 180 gal. welded aluminum located aft of fishhold
Fuel Filter: (1) Racor 500FG fuel filter & secondary on engine
Fuel Lines: USCG type A-1 neoprene hoses
Water Tank: 5 gal., plastic portable
Hydraulic Tank: 2 gal. located at reel
Stove Oil Tank: est. 7 gal. located back of cabin
Bilge Pumps:
(3) Rule 2000 located in engine room w/auto/on light switches & fish hold
(1) Rule 900 low profile with electronic auto switch located engine room
Other Pumps: Pacer 2″ hydraulic driven net wash/washdown w/plastic housing
Stoves & Heaters:
Dickinson “Lofoten” oil cabin heater with copper fuel lines, auto pulse fuel pump, Racor filter and heat shield Red Dot-type engine heat cabin heater with ducting
Anchor Gear: 10 kg. Bruce anchor with 6’x ½” & 30’x 3/8” lead chain & ¾” Samson rode
Deck Machinery & Equipment:
Net reel: Kolstrand 48″ x 48″ aluminum drum with Kolstrand drive
Levelwind: aluminum
Bow roller: Webber Marine, hydraulic (new 2009)
Mooring cleats: (9) 10” cast aluminum
Handrails: 1″ pipe handrail around top of cabin
Davit: 3” od aluminum pipe w/hand crank
Other: Aluminum tow post atop cabin, watertight aluminum cabin door
Electronics:
VHF radio: Garmin 210 with AIS receiver
Other radio: Midland low band
Fathometer: Coastal Navigator flasher
Map plotter: Garmin 8410
Radar: Garmin 18HD
Stereo: Sony AM/FM cassette player
Engine room camera: Garmin 10 Marine wireless
Navigation Equipment:
Running & anchor lights for class: yes
Compass: 3″ Ritchie, magnetic
Spotlight: hand held
Horn: manual air
Electrical:
Insulated stranded marine copper wire, secured w/tie backs; 80% new wiring
DC panel with breakers (new 2018)
(5) cabin lights: bunk, helm Marine alternator, 55 amp., mounted on engine
(2) LED deck lights 100watt solar panel
Lifesaving Equipment:
(1) Imperial immersion suit, adult
(1) engine room blower
Healer first aid kit
(3) Orion handheld day/night signal flares
24″ life ring with 60′ line
Oil pressure & water temperature alarm
Bilge pump “on” light
USCG Fishing Vessel Exam (exp. date April 2021)
Trailer: Hi-Tech Marine three-axle aluminum
VIN: 1N9BB3439JP223218, 15,000 lbs. gross (new 2019)
Portable Fire Extinguishers:
(2) 2.5 lb. dry chemical (A,B,C) at galley & helm station; gauges in the green
Fish Hold:
Est. 6,000 lb. capacity
(3) watertight & insulated hatch covers
(3) slush bags
Fish hold is spray foam insulated and coated
General Description & Arrangement:
The F/V is a typical Alaska bowpicker fishing vessel with a house aft and a self-bailing open deck forward containing net reel, steering station and anchor box. Fish hold is amidships, and wheelhouse containing helm and accommodations is aft. Access to cabin is through a watertight aluminum companionway forward. Forward to starboard in cabin is an oil stove. To port is helm station with bucket seat and navigation equipment; next aft is a small table. A hatch over the engine forms a bunk with another bunk overhead. The cabin is finished with teak wood paneling and vinyl sole. Forward windows are rubber mounted; metal frame sliding windows are located on port and starboard sides of cabin.
Price: $115,000
Includes:
Hi-Tech Marine Triple Axle Trailer
Contact Margaret Arvidson
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