| ID 2645 |
REF h1 |
Length: 34' |
Year: 1966 |
Location: Maine |
Price: $39,500 |
| Hull Material: Wood |
Total HP: 210 |
Details:
Harold Gower 34 - 1966 Traditional Maine Wooden Lobster Boat with Cummins 210 HP
LISTED PRICE $39,500
Vessel Name: Miss Robin
Built by Harold Gower - Beals Island, Maine
Harold Gower's 101st Boat
One of Only Two Built with 1" Planking
Skeg Built
Everdure Fastened
Traditional Cedar & Oak Construction
White Painted Hull
Cedar & Oak Deck Construction
Cedar & Oak Deck Hatches
Plywood Main Bulkheads
2" x 2" Stringers
LOA: 34'
Beam: 10'
Draft: Approximately 2'
Official Number: ME 3031F
Cummins 6B 210 HP Diesel
Borg Warner 72 Series Marine Gear
2:1 Reduction
Dry Exhaust Forward of Trunk Cabin
Raw Water Pump Appeared Serviceable at 2018 Survey
Heat Exchanger Cooling
Single Station
Kobelt Cable Engine Controls
Bronze 4-Blade Propeller
1 1/2" Stainless Steel Propeller Shaft
Bronze Flax-Packed Stuffing Box
Bronze Flax-Packed Stern Bearing
Hydro-Slave Hydraulic Steering
Approximately 12 Gallon Hydraulic System Capacity
Approximately 50 Gallon Diesel Fuel Capacity
Fiberglass Fuel Tank
Racor Primary Fuel Filtration / Water Separator
12" Hydro-Slave Pot Hauler
Stainless Steel Single-Pipe Davit
5-Pulley Lobster Block
Danforth Anchor
Forward Anchor Location
12 Volt Deck Lighting
Non-Skid Deck Surface
Oak / Cedar Rail & Bulwark
Forward Cabin
Cedar Plank Cabin Sole
Storage Under Forward Bench
12 Volt Forward Cabin Lighting
Hull Ceiling
Pilot House with Plywood Construction
Cedar & Oak Pilot House Deck
Cedar & Oak Deck Hatches
Safety Glass / Lexan Windows
12 Volt Navigation Lights
12 Volt Search Light
12 Volt Pilot House Lighting
Ritchie Compass
Standard Horizon Eclipse DSC VHF
Standard Horizon CP300 Plotter
Si-Tex CVS 106L Sounder
Garmin echoMAP SV Plotter
Furuno 1715 Radar
Sony AM/FM/CD Stereo
12 Volt DC Electrical System
2 8D Lead Acid Batteries
Engine Driven Alternator
Thermal Breakers / Fuses
1,000 Watt Fusion Inverter
Topsides Rebuilt in 2000
Keel Rebuilt in 2018
2018 Marine Survey Available
Surveyed in Good Condition in 2018
Commercially Fished Out of Stonington, Maine from 1966 to 2012
Used as a Picnic Boat Since 2012
Original Harold Gower Build Paperwork Available
Featured on the Front Page of Maine Coastal News
Featured on the Cover of Island Institute Quarterly
Featured in the WoodenBoat Calendar
"Miss Robin" offers a rare opportunity to own an authentic Maine-built wooden lobster boat with nearly 60 years of documented history.
Built on Beals Island in 1966 by noted Maine boatbuilder Harold Gower, she was his 101st boat and reportedly one of only two he built with 1" planking. She spent 46 years working out of Stonington before retiring from commercial fishing in 2012 and being used as a picnic boat.
With her traditional Downeast lines, 34' length, 10'6" beam and Cummins 210 HP diesel, Miss Robin would make an exceptional traditional Downeast picnic boat, harbor launch or classic Maine lobster yacht.
Her commercial working history, documented Gower provenance and appearances in Maine Coastal News, Island Institute Quarterly and the WoodenBoat calendar distinguish her from a typical converted lobster boat.
For someone looking for a genuine Maine lobster boat to preserve and enjoy recreationally, Miss Robin has the history, character and pedigree that cannot be reproduced in a modern production boat.
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Disclaimer: ALL DETAILS BELIEVED TO BE CORRECT BUT WITHOUT GUARANTEE - VESSEL OFFERED, AS IS, WHERE IS, SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE, PRICE CHANGE, OR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE |
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