Description

Bow thruster, VHF, fishfinder. Beautiful sloop with a unique concept: stainless steel underwater ship with mahogany hull above water.

Specifications

Accommodation

ACCOMMODATION
Toilet: Chemical toilet

Construction

GENERAL
Construction material: Underwatership stainless steel; Above waterline: Hiung (mahogany) with stainless steel frames
Hull shape: Round bilged
Deck: Teak
Keel / leeboard: Scheel keel
Rudder: 1 x
Steeringsystem: Hydraulic wheel steering
Displacement: 1,754 kg.
Airdraft: 1.00 m.
Yard: Fisher Boats Co. Ltd., Vietnam; Import: Forest (Classic) Boats, Huizen
Building number: 005
CE-category: C

OTHER
The idea behind the Abel Tasman Sloep 700 was to develop a shalop with the luxurious and classic look of a wooden shalop without the vulnerable underwater hull of such a shalop. The result is a very beautifully lined mahogany shalop with a stainless steel, maintenance-free underwater hull and ditto frames.

In addition, the Abel Tasman Sloep 700 is a very stable shalop because of the squint keel.

This Abel Tasman Sloep 700 has only 335 sailing hours and has been stored in a hall every winter.

Equipment

DECK EQUIPMENT
Anchor: 1 x
Sprayhood: With a stainless steel frame
Cover: Cockpit cover
Upholstery: Cockpit upholstery

Navigation Equipment

NAVIGATION AND ELECTRONICS
Navigation ligths
Fishfinder: Lowrance X102
Rudder position: Mechanical
VHF: Icom IC-M401E

Engine(s)

ENGINE
Brand / type: Vetus M3.09
Power: 25 HP, 18 kW
Number of cylinders: 3
Cooling system: Intercooling
Year built: 2005
Hours: 335
Fuel: Diesel
Fueltank(s): 70 Litres stainless steel
Tank meter: Vetus
Gearbox: Technodrive mechanical
Propulsion: Shaft
Cruising speed: 6 Kn.
Max. speed: 7 Kn.
Instruments: Tachometer, Watertemperature, Oilpressure (all Vetus)
Bowthruster: Vetus 25 kgf

Electrics

ELECTRICS
Voltage: 12 Volt
Batteries: 1 x 88 Ah, 1 x 90 Ah
Alternator: 1 x 12 Volt
Control panel: Vetus fuse panel
Voltmeter: Vetus

Certification

Willem Beekhuis is sworn yacht broker, Hiswa Qualified Yachtbroker and valuer, member of the N.B.M.S. and Hiswa.

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