Re: [bolger] Bolger designed 48' trawler

> Seem to remember something like this in an early book...Lion's

Paw???

Lion's Paw is a 39' steel sharpie. I don't think that's it.

The Solution 48 is a double-ended motor sailer. It's double-ended, so
it's not really a trawler (more of a sardine carrier?). But, anything
is possible.

If you have a broker listing, or a picture, I would fax PB&F, and ask
the Source.

Peter

Seem to remmeber something like this in an early book...Lion's Paw??? Had a
tractor engine in it, or at least was planned for that, if memory serves.

Cheers/Carron

>I am looking for any information that may be available about a 48'
>steel hulled pilothouse trawler built in 1980. She is located
>currently in Maryland. She is 48' LOA, 12.8' Beam, 2.8' Draft with
>22000 disp. Has a tabernacled mast near the bow for a ? "get home"
>sail. Doesn't sound like a typical Bolger design, but the listing
>agent says she is ^^^^^^^.

Is there such a thing as a typical Bolger design? BWOM makes me think
not. What's Bolger more famous for; his instant boats? his boxes? or
HMS Rose?

YIBB,

David

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I am looking for any information that may be available about a 48'
steel hulled pilothouse trawler built in 1980. She is located
currently in Maryland. She is 48' LOA, 12.8' Beam, 2.8' Draft with
22000 disp. Has a tabernacled mast near the bow for a ? "get home"
sail. Doesn't sound like a typical Bolger design, but the listing
agent says she is.
Thanks for any help. Please feel free to reply directly to me at the
email address above.
Eric Walburgh
Asheville, NC