1988 Ted Brewer
30' (9.14m) Bulldog - No Name
NEW LOWER LISTING PRICE! This aluminum Ted Brewer designed custom built cutter is located in Cambridge, Maryland and is ready for her next owner. It's design and aluminum hull translate to speed, the current owner recorded 7.5 knots on it's last voyage north. Speed and durability are it's strong
- Cambridge Maryland United States
- Bulldog
- Sail
- Used
- Diesel
- Aluminum Hull
Description
This aluminum Ted Brewer designed custom built cutter is located in Cambridge, Maryland and is ready for her next owner. It's design and aluminum hull translate to speed, the current owner recorded 7.5 knots on it's last voyage north. Speed and durability are it's strong points. Schedule an appointment and see all of the advantages aluminum builds have to offer.
Data Sheet
LOA: 30' " (9.14 Meters)
Type: Sail - Used
Year: 1988
Beam: 10' 5"
Bridge Clearance: 54' "
Draft Max: 4' 11"
Draft Min: 4' 11"
Cabins: 1
Heads: 1
Maximum Speed: 7 Knots
Cruise Speed: 5 Knots
Range NMI:
Fuel Type: Diesel
Hull Material: Aluminum
Fuel Tank: 53 Gallons (200.63 Liters)
Fresh Water: 75 Gallons (283.91 Liters)
Holding Tank: 3 Gallons (11.36 Liters)
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This aluminum Ted Brewer designed custom built cutter is located in Cambridge, Maryland and is ready for her next owner. It's design and aluminum hull translate to speed, the current owner recorded 7.5 knots on it's last voyage north. Speed and durability are it's strong points. Schedule an appointment and see all of the advantages aluminum builds have to offer.
SAIL INFORMATION
Sail area/Displacement ratio 16:1
Sail area 528 Sq ft
WALK THROUGH
From the spacious cockpit, moving forward into the cabin, one finds a roomy salon area, kitchenette to port, navigation station to starboard, berth/storage to aft on the starboard side. Ample storage on both port and starboard moving forward toward the V berth with a head located on the port side.
ELECTRONICS
Garmin GPSMap 840 xs with Sonar transducer and blue chart (2015)
Icom M506 marine VHF radio with dedicated antenna (2015)
Garmin GMR hd 18 inch radome (2016)
Garmin GXM 53 Sirius XM weather Antenna
85 watt Solar/KISS wind generator with smart controller
Raymarine ST-4000 tiller autopilot with SPX-5 Course Computer
SAILS AND RIGGING
Sails and Rigging
Jib and Staysail on Harken roller furling
Unused spare furling jib and staysails
H and H 0.75 oz. asymmetrical spinnaker
Two sets ST Harken cockpit coming two speed winches #30 and #40
Mainsail in good condition with twin reef points
Mast mounted Harken #20 St winch and clutches
1st an 2nd boom mounted reef points
Bridge deck mount Harken #15 ST winch and clutches
Slab reefing and lazy jacks
Rigid adjustable boom vang
Runnign back stays on titanium blocks
Two (spinnaker and whisker) poles with mast mounting track
Extensive ground tackle and fenders
Eletric and manual Simpson windlass
110 ft chain 5/16 inch
190 ft nylon twist rode
Two stinless steel bow anchor rollers
Spade S-80 33# and Spade S-100 44# anchors
Fortress FX-37 aluminum anchor on 12 chain and 75 ft nylon rode
Two cockpit lazarettes with fenders, shore tackle
ENGINE
Maintenance was recently conducted on the engine by a mechanic, heads were removed, inspected and cleaned. Injectors were removed, inspected, cleaned and adjusted. The exhaust elbow was also replaced.
Yanmar 30GM30F (1991)PSS dripless shaft seal and tail shaft professionally installed and aligned
Flawless run up to 3400 rpm; crusies 6.3 knots @2400 rpm
Fires up on first turnover , no smoke, mixing elbow changed and SS spare
All belts, synthetic oil, fuel biocide, filters and impellers changed on routine scheduled maintenance
Forespar marelon inlet and outlet seacocks
Electric and manual fuel gauges
Racor 500 fg2 30 micron primary fuel filter with vacuum gauge
Racor 500 ma 30 micron series fuel filter
Manuals available
DIMENSIONS
LOA 31 ft
LOD 30 ft
LWL 26 ft
Beam 10 ft 5 inches
Draft 4 ft 11 inches
Ballast 5000 poured lead
Displacement 12,000 lbs
Sail area 528 ft
Construction Aluminum 5086 Alloy
Displacement/Length ration 305
Sail area/Displacement ration: 16:1
Comfort Ratio: 29.8 (Ted Brewer formula)
75 gals fresh water
58 Gals diesel fuel, twin aft tanks
RADAR ARCH
Garmin GMR hd 18 inch radome (2016)
Garmin GXM 53 Sirius XM Weather antenna (20150
85 Watt Solar/KISS wind generator with smart controller
Engine hoist and davits
Fishing rod hodler
Magma propane grill
GALLEY
Force 10 three burner stove (propane locker has been removed, plans for external tank on stern
ISoTemp hot water heater with valve to engine heating
Dometic CU Adler Barbour Fridge/Freezer with water cooler
Dometic DTU 10k marine air/heater with SMX controller
Ample storage lockers beneath port and starboard berths
10 opening/latching drawers near galley and chart table
8 opening lockers for cookware, bulk stowage and dive gear
SAFETY
collision bulkhead forward at waterline
Rule-mate 1100-A electric bilge pump (1100 gph) (2017)
Jabsco 36600 electric bilge pump (475 gph)
Rule switched 3800 gph 17A (d) electric bilge pump
Whale gusher 30 manual bilge pump (1860 gph)
Through hole bungs
MOB pole, life ring, PFD
Lifelines, bow pulpit, bimini and dodger handholds
Mast steps and mast pulpit
Aluminum slotted tow rail with scuppers
Full Length polycarbonate rub rail
Kiwigrip non-skid deck paint
Custom weld swim step/rudder guard with dive ladder
Rechargeable 2900 lumen LED spotlight
Deck and cockpit lighting
Fully equipped USCG approved nav/anchor lighting
Teak drainable cockpit seating
Teak companionway ladder
Teak cabin sole
Full length cabin handrails and grab bars
Stove railing and adjustable pot holders
Two vices mounted on centerline workbench
Fire extinguishers
OWNER COMMENTS
The current owner is an experienced single hander with several Atlantic crossings behind him, and four trips to NewFoundLand and Labrador, for instance. He bought this boat, because the designer Ted Brewer said: [it] is a husky little cutter and was specifically designed for offshore and long range cruising by a couple with occasional guests. It is hard to imagine a thirty footer more suited for blue water sailing and ocean voyages. A brief note from Ted Brewer describing this design is available at https://www.tedbrewer.com/sail_aluminum/bulldog.htm The owner realized that his age is getting in the way of long trips to Northern waters, and sadly, this is no longer the boat for him.
The boat is very well equipped, but a few things still need to be installed, as per spec sheet. During the last half year the owner wanted to make sure there is absolutely no galvanic corrosion in the electrical system and had it inspected. He had all three sails inspected and restitched where necessary, washed, and treated. And he had the engine head off to check the valves and injectors checked and cleaned. Bills for all three recent activities are available.
Disclaimer
The company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change or withdrawal without notice.
ENGINES
Engine 1
- Engine Make: Yanmar
- Engine Model: 3GM30F
- Engine Year: 1991
- Engine Type: Inboard
- Drive Type: Direct
- Power HP: 27.00
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Hours:
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David P. Robinson
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Saint Michaels, MD
Direct: 1-410-310-8855
Toll Free: 1-855-266-5676
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Email: david@curtisstokes.net
David Robinson is a native of Maryland’s Eastern Shore in Talbot County. David grew up on the shores of the Miles River, enjoying Maryland finest crabbing, fishing, sailing and watersports. His love for boats and boating came at a very early age.David has spent his entire life sailing and boating in the Chesapeake Bay, Atlantic Ocean, Florida Keys, Bahamas and Caribbean. He has gained an extensive knowledge and expertise in many aspects of boating. He achieved his United States Coast Guard Merchant Mariner’s Credential – Master’s License in his thirties and has since guided fly fishing charters and tours through the Bay’s tributaries as well as working as a mate and deck hand on off-shore fishing charters.
He spent years employed in the legal field and the telecom industry before finding his perfect career with Curtis Stokes and Associates as a yacht broker. He enjoys helping potential buyers find their dream yachts and helping owners market and sell their current vessels.
David currently resides near St. Michaels, Md., enjoys offshore fishing for billfish and tuna, fly-fishing for stripers and bluefish in the Chesapeake Bay and owns a small flotilla of powerboats, sailboats, jet-skis, paddleboards and kayaks. Needless to say, he enjoys time on the water when he isn’t partnering the right person with the perfect boat. He is a member of the Miles River Yacht Club, Maryland Salt Water Sportsman’s Association, Coastal Conservation Association, Chesapeake Bay Grady White Club, and the International Game Fish Association among other organizations.
David can be reached by email at David@CurtisStokes.net or by phone at 410-310-8855.
Curtis Stokes & Associates
Saint Michaels, MD
Phone: 1-410-200-9295
Toll Free: 1-855-266-5676
Fax: 1-954-807-1445
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Curtis Stokes & Associates have a brokerage office in St. Michaels, Maryland.
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