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Believed to be the immediate predecessor to the Broom 30, the Bosun shares a similar round-bilged GRP hull but the decks and superstructure are entirely timber, and the interior has a significantly different layout. In addition, the Bosun has a (now) classic sliding saloon roof and sides, rather than the fixed, upright saloon of the Broom 30.
It is believed that 3 of these boats were built - one for a private owner and two for the Broom hire fleet.
Engines are a single Perkins 4-cylinder diesel of 35hp. | | LOA: | 30ft 0in / 9.14m | | Beam: | 10ft 4in / 3.15m | | Draught: | 2ft 6in / 0.76m | | Min. Air Draught: | 8ft 0in / 2.44m (6ft 6in on Skipper) | | Hull/Deck: | Wood | | Hull Form: | Displacement | | Cruise Speed: | 5-6 knots | | Max. Speed: | 7 knots | | Fuel Capacity: | 40 gals / 182 ltr | | Water Capacity: | 90 gals / 410ltr | | Build Period: | 1966 - 1967 | | Number Built: | 3
| | Previous Model: | n/a | | Successor Model: | Broom 30 | | Market Value: | £35,000 - 45,000 | |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 22 December 2009 18:26 )
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