31' Eastern Casco Bay 31 Downeast

Description

• 2002 Eastern Casco Bay 31
• Builder Eastern Boats, Milton, NH
• HIN: SCG30MJMG102Ã? 

�  �  � "The boats start with 3 ounces of mat wet out in vinylester resin (not just sprayed on) over the gelcoat to help prevent osmotic blistering and improve the cosmetic finish by reducing print-through. All of the hulls are supported by female-molded fiberglass grids, which produce a consistent hull support structure and foundation for the deck and fuel tanks while providing a tooled bilge back aft. The grids are also designed to double as rigging tubes, which allow wires and hoses to be routed, say, from the center console back to the engine at the transom. Once they are bonded in place, the grids are filled with foam to add flotation, stiffen the grid structure and quiet the ride." ~ Soundings

• Full GRP (glass reinforced plastic) molded keel

• Athwartships reinforcement bulkheads enhanced by wood and bonded to the hull with GRPÃ? 

• FRP longitudinal stringers

• Deep (below decks) bilge area provides the area for most boat systems and tankage

Hull

�  �  � The Eastern Casco Bay 31 is a full displacement hull with protective skeg and skeg hung rudder.� 

• Red Awlgrip ~ 2021
• White Awlgrip boot stripe ~ 2021
• Black antifouling
• Bow thruster
• Underwater lights
• (4) Blade bronze propeller
• Skeg hung bronze rudder
• Tuna door in transom

Deck

�  �  � The deck layout has an aft cockpit with port and starboard storage lockers, a tuna door at the transom and heavy duty companionway door. The side decks have cabin top handrails and plastic toe rails for safety and lead to the forward deck.� 

• White gelcoat decks
• Grey nonskid

�  �  � Cockpit

• Aluminum arch with (6) rod holders, (4) LED lights and EPIRB mount with EPIRB
• Heavy duty commercial grade aluminum salon door
  
• Stainless steel removable davits with fittings on cockpit coaming
• (6) Stainless-steel fishing rod holders in cockpit coaming
• Stainless steel frag staff fitting in cockpit coaming
• Stainless steel chocks for aft cleats port and starboard
• Stainless aft cleats port and starboard
• Stainless steel fender cleats port and starboard on cockpit combing
• 110-Volt shore power inlet
• Pressurized hot/cold fresh water shower
• Salt water wash down spigotÃ? 
• (4) Freeman aluminum commercial grade access hatches in cockpit sole
• Fish box port and starboard

�  �  � Weathercocks

• (2) Stainless steel fender cleats port and starboard
• Stainless steel midships cleat port and starboard with stainless steel chafe guard on toe rail
• (2) Stainless steel infills port and starboard
• Stainless steel hand rails on superstructure port and starboard

�  �  � Coachroof

• Forward opening deck hatch

�  �  � Foredeck

• Stainless steel chocks port and starboard with chafe guard
• Stainless steel Sampson Post
• Maxwell horizontal low profile windlass ~ 2021
• Stainless steel bow fitting with bow roller
• Plow anchor with rope and chain rhodeÃ? 
  

�  �  � Pilot Salon Roof

• Electronics mast
• Radar dome on mast (see Electronics)
• (3) Antenea on. mast (see Electronics)
• Stainless steel spotlight
• Solar panels (see Electrical Systems)

� � � � � Mast

• Lowrance closed array 4G radar dome
• Shakespeare VHR whip antenna
• GPS antenna
• AIS antenna

� � � � � Helm Statiom

• Lowrance HDS9 multifunction display
• Standard Horizon Matrix AIS/GPS VHF
• Yanmar engine panel
• Vetus thruster joystick
• Maxwell remote anchor windlass control
• Ritchie Powerdamp ships compass

� � � � � Co-Pilot Station

• Sony 52WX4 CDX-MP40 CD-R/RW stereo

� � � � � Hull

• Depth transducer

Engine

� � � � � Main engine beds are heavy wood longitudinal stringers inboard and outboard. In conjunction, adjustable motor mounts are bolted to the stringers and are used to adjust the propshaft alignment as well as secure the engines to the hull stringer structure.� 

• Yanmar 6LYA-UTEÃ? 
• Engine number: 40784
• ZF Hurth HWS 630 transmision
• Dual lever Morse cable throttle controls
• 2ââ?¬ï¿½ Diameter stainless steel propeller shaft
• Bronze hex nut type boot stuffing box

Steering

• Teleflex hydraulic steering
• Sea Star actuator
• Bronze hex nut type packing gland

Additional

• Vetus bow thruster
• Windshield wipers

120-Volt AC Distribution System

• Blue Seas Systems 120-Volt 8-switch distribution panel
• AC outlets
• Maxx 1000 watt inverter
• 50' long 30 amp shore power cable

12-Volt DC Distribution System

• (4) 12-Volt DC 5-switch distribution Ã? panel
• (2) 8D batteriesÃ? 
• Battery switch

• Guest Sportsman battery charger

• Solar panels

• 180 Gallons total capacity
• (2) Aluminum tanks
• Fill pipes port and starboard weatherdeck
• Racor filter/water separator fuel filter

• 60 Gallons total capacit
• (3) Polyethylene 20 gallon tanks
• Port and starboard side deck infills
• Port and starboard side vents
• Shurflo fresh water pump
• Whale 6-gallon hot water heater

• Dometic electric head
• Jabsco macerator
• Holding tank

�  �  � The interior layout has a galley aft and to starboard in the cabin, a bench seat with a table on pedestal to port and the helm to starboard. Steps down from the main salon is the v-berth. The v-berth has a double bunk, hanging locker, storage lockers and a head with a sink.� 

Pilot Salon

. �  � Entering the pilot salon there is dome lighting overhead, (2) Slide opening windows port and starboard, (2) slide opening windows aft and a center fold up opening window forward. The white interior is offset with teak trim and the, The settee features dark blue Sunbrella fabric and converts to a bed. The floors are painted white. Other features include:

�  �  � Galley

• BoseÃ? speaker outboard and aft above sink
• Single basin sink withÃ? pressurized hot/cold freshwater mixer head
• Origo microwave
• Tundra 12-volt refrigerator
• Storage below work surface

�  �  � Pilot Station

• Single fixed bench seat with storage below
• Suite of electronics (see Electronics)
• Windshield wiper forward
• Throttle (see Mechanical Systems)
• Fold down foot rest for helm seat
• Electrical distribution panels (see Electrical System)
• Cup holder
• 120-Volt outlet

�  �  � Co-Pilot Station

• Single adjustable seat
• Windshield wiper forward
• Work surface/chart table forward
• Radio/receiver (see Electronics)

�  �  � Salon

• Bose speaker aft and outboard above seating
• Bench seat that converts to a double bunk withÃ? upholder cushions
• Removable table with aluminum mounting flange
• Storage below seating

Cabin

�  �  � Stepping down the companionway forward you enter the forward cabin� with a overhead opening hatch,(4) opening� port lights with screens and teak and holly sole. This area also features:

�  �  � Head

• Storage above and below counter tops
• Single basin sink with hot/cold pressurized fresh water mixing head
• Mirror on aft bulkhead
• 120-Volt outlet (GFI)
• Electric head (see Sanitation System)

�  �  � Cabin

• Hanging locker aft and outboard to port adjacent to companionway steps
• Clock and barometer
• Storage locker with counter top and storage aboveÃ? and below outboard to port
• 110-VoltÃ? outlets above counter top aftÃ? and above counter
• V-berth forward with dark blue Sunbrella split cushions
• Built in media rack on aft side of partial bulkhead to port
• Access to anchor locker forward

• ACR EPIRB
• Life jackets
• Fire extinguishers

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