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| FILE #: |
DR2214 |
| VESSEL TYPE: |
64' Fiberglass Trawler/Seiner |
| BUILT/DESIGN: |
1982 by
Raffield's Shipyard
, Port St. Joe, FL |
| CONSTRUCTION: |
Fiberglass (No Core) |
| LENGTH (LOA): |
64ft. |
| REG. LENGTH: |
57.4ft. |
| BREADTH: |
24ft. |
| DEPTH: |
12.3 ft. |
| DRAFT: |
7 ft. |
| GROSS TONS: |
106 |
| NET TONS: |
77 |
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ENGINE:
3408 CAT (430 HP)
TRANSMISSION:
Tonan
GEAR RATIO:
6:1
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PROP:
60" x 48"
SHAFT SIZE:
4"
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FUEL CAP:
3,000
Gallons
FRESHWATER CAP:
1,500 Gallons
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| SAFETY EQUIPMENT: |
(4) Person Life Raft
(3) Survival Suits
EPIRB
(4) Life Jackets
Life Ring
Flare & First Aid Kits
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| ACCOMMODATIONS: |
(6) Bunks
Full Galley
Toilet and Shower
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| ELECTRONICS: |
JRC 2254 (48) Mile Radar
Hondex HE-73002 Sounder
(2) VHF Radios
Loudhailer
Simrad AP35 Autopilot
Furuno GP36 GPS
PC Computer with Plotter and Captains Software with Skymate
Seaworthy AM/FM Radio
1500 Watt Inverter
Closed Circuit TV Monitor System
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| GEAR: |
Marco Hydraulic Split Main Winches
Hydraulic Net Reel
(6) Gearmatics
Mast Boom and Outriggers
Northern Lights 60 KW Gen Set
Hydraulic Steering
Bilge Alarms
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| FEDERAL PERMITS: |
Full Time Class "A" Herring Permit for All Areas
American Lobster - Trap - Area 1
Herring Permit Baseline is 71' 5" and 432 HP
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| COMMENTS: |
Fish hold will carry 160,000 Lbs. of herring. Stability book available.
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THE INFORMATION GIVEN IS BELIEVED TO BE CORRECT BUT CANNOT BE GUARANTEED |
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