FOR SALE
STARCROSS
Built 1990 by Ken Field, Aldridge Boat Builders. CRT Registration No. 50504
Length: 50ft 9in / 15.42m
Stern: Traditional
Engine: Isuzu 35hp Fitted December 2007 1,680 hours Regularly serviced by Norbury Wharf Ltd or River Canal Rescue (most recent November 2013)
PRM150 hydraulic gearbox (2007) and Python Drive Flexible Coupling (2013)
Electrics: 12v with 240v through 1500watt inverter. Batteries: 2 x 110amp domestic (new January 2013) and 1 x starter battery.
Last Repaint: October 2008 at Canal Transport Services, Norton Canes. Signwriting by Dave Moore
Hull: All welded steel plate construction 8mm/6mm/4mm. Repainted
with two-pack epoxy July 2013 at
Uplands Basin Anderton. Hull survey done July 2013 (copy available)
identified need for minor spot welding to hull sides - carried out at
Uplands Basin prior to expoxy application.
Licensed until October 2014
Boat Safety Certificate: July 2014
Description;
From front:
Gas locker in bow; well deck with fixed seating and cratch cover with fresh water tank under deck.
Main Cabin: Storage cupboards, Villager
"Heron" solid fuel stove with Ecofan, Loose furniture:- Settee
convertible to double bed, armchair, two dining chairs. Folding dining
table decorated in traditional "back-cabin" style (roses and castles).
Additional small folding table
Sink/draining board (h&c running
water); gas hob; separate gas oven and grill; roll top table with
storage under. two large storage cupboards; large insulated cool-box.
Separate portable 12v fridge.
Bathroom: Thetford "Porta-Potti" cassette
toilet (with spare cassette); shower; sit-in bath; washbasin and
bathroom cabinet. Hot water throughout by Morco water heater (installed
2009)
Bedroom: Fixed double with storage under; fixed wardrobe and additional storage cupboard
Engine Room: underfloor Isuzu 35hp fully
enclosed. Storage cupboard and shelf. Storage area at side of engine box
sufficient to take folding bike etc.
Fuel tank: Under rear counter, 200 litre capacity.
PRICE: £29,000
Currently lying: Uplands Basin, Anderton, Trent & Mersey Canal
Currently lying: Uplands Basin, Anderton, Trent & Mersey Canal
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