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Sailing on Leech Lake
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Little Wing is SOLD
I started building Little Wing in August, 1995, and first launched her in July, 1998. She is 21' long (20' 8 5/8" actually, if memory serves) and rigged as a "cat ketch." Construction is exterior plywood with Xynole and epoxy over the bottom, topsides, deck and footwell. She was designed by Karl Stambaugh of Maryland, a stretch version of his Catbird 18.
 Posing For The Camera
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 Anchored For The Night
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 Running From a Storm
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New projects, including a new, larger sailboat, mean it is time to put my beloved little yacht up for sale. Contact me to arrange a look. Little Wing is currently on her trailer, tarped over. But I'd be happy to show her off to anyone interested.
Recently surveyed for insurance purposes at $15,000
My asking price is $6500
Or make an offer!!
bdwc@uslink.net, or
218-682-2075, or
4724 Barnum Rd. NW, Hackensack, MN, 56452
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 Looking Forward
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 The Galley
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 Port Side, looking aft
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 Looking Ahead |
Little Wing's stats and attributes:
Length: 21 feet
Beam: 8 feet
Draft: 12 inches, board up; ~4 feet board down
Displacement: approx. 2500 lbs.
750 lbs. inside ballast
Exterior plywood construction: bottom, sides and deck sheathed in Xynole fabric set in epoxy
Two 28' Douglas-fir stave-built masts
Berths: one settee/berth; one quarter berth (partially under cockpit)
Galley includes: Sink with pump faucet; two burner propane range; ~5 ft. of counter, four cabinet doors, six drawers
Sannipottie portable head (Sealand brand)
Transom-hung kick-up rudder
Storage under cockpit seats
Tandem-axle trailer
Four hp Evinrude outboard on transom bracket
Chain locker in forepeak, with deck pipe
22 lb. Delta Fast-Set anchor; 50 ft. galvanized chain; 100 ft. 1/2" nylon rope
Anchor roller on bow plank
Cockpit compass
6" x 12" trickle-charge solar panel
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Currently under construction: "Delphinus," a 29' cat ketch. She's inside a tarp shed and therefore difficult to photograph.
 The Framework
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 Side View
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 The Sides Are On
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 1260 lbs. of Ballast: about half of total
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 The Last Bottom Layer is on
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 Half-Model with Junk Rig
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