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Kermac

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Historia

This yacht, power-cruiser was built in 1914 by Suga Brothers in Prince Rupert, BC.

Notas históricas

In 1969 ferro-cement was added to the outside of the hull. Hull- red cedar. Frames- yellow cedar with oak sisters. Decks- red cedar. Cabin- plywood. Cabin Configuration: Sedan-style deckhouse, flush deck forward. This vessel was afloat in 2004. (In 1990 this vessel was designated as a British Columbia Vintage Vessel by the Maritime Museum of British Columbia.)

Propietarios y capitanes

In 1914 she was owned by Dr. L. Kergin and Alex McRae, Prince Rupert.

In 1919 she was a vessel owned by Dr. J. Cade, Prince Rupert BC Canada.

In 1948 she was owned by Dr. Alfred Large, Prince Rupert BC Canada.

In 1961 she was owned by Don Trew, Prince Rupert BC Canada.

In 1961 vessel licenced 10K5407.

In 1963 she was a vessel owned by Michael Pretty, Prince Rupert BC Canada.

In 1963 her vessel licence changed to #10K6204.

In 1966-1990 she was owned by Noel Woodworth, Prince Rupert BC Canada.

Reconstrucciones

In 1969 ferro-cement added to outside of hull.

Remotorización

In 1942 vessel repowered with 10-14 Easthope gas engine. In 1968 vessel she was repowered with 6-cyl Nordberg engine. In 1973 repowered with 2.3l Standard diesel engine, 60 HP. In 1982 she was a vessel repowered with Perkins 4-108 diesel engine, 50 HP.

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