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Alan Pape Ebbtide 36
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Brief details |
Builder |
Various |
Alan Pape's Ebbtides
are one of the classic long-distance yachts, with a long full keel,
transom-hung rudder for strength and ease of installation of a windvane.
As ages, conditions and fit-out quality can vary greatly, prices
may differ considerably. |
LOA |
36' 2" |
Sail area |
940 sq ft
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LWL |
29' 6" |
Rig |
cutter |
Beam |
11' 2" |
Cabins |
typically saloon and forecabin, sometimes also a small aft cabin |
Draught |
5' 7" |
Berths |
6/9 |
Displacement |
25,800 lbs |
Engine |
Various |
Ballast |
8,270 lbs |
BHP |
25 - 45 |
Keel type |
Long keel |
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Alan Pape, of the Curtis & Pape boatyard
in Looe, Cornwall, designed the Ebbtide 33 and 36 yachts as
heavyweight cruisers, aimed very much at long-distance sailing.
Built of multi chine steel, with a short doghouse on a semi-flush
deck, and a transom-hung rudder, Ebbtides have been built
with sloop or cutter rigs, and some later boats had a slightly
taller rig. |
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