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What to you know about the Luger? The boat not the gun/

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• Start date Dec 14, 2009
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I am going to look at a Luger sailboat that I found on Craigslist after work today. It is a 30 footer on a three axle trailer. Looks to be a shoal keel with a retractable center board. There is little information about them other than they were offered as an in expensive kit construction project. There were no pictures of the inside. I will take some and post tonight. My question is that as a construction project done by who-knows-who, what should I look for. Has anyone ever built one of these or others. The boat is only $1000 so if it doesn't work out I can always sell or scuttle. I am pretty good in the DIY department and have resources. The boat according to the current owner hasn't been in the water for 20 years. I like the fact that I can keep it in mast-up storage and not have to tow this behemoth back and forth. I also like that the outside configuration looks like it has a pretty roomy interior. Here are a couple of links I managed to find. http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/boa/1504802065.html http://www.westportsailing.com/VIEWRECORD.ASP?CLASS_ID=4796 http://www.iboats.com/boats/marine--1/boats--10/sailboats--104/cruising_sailboats--1087/198969.html  

Check out these sites: http://www.lugerboats.com/ http://lugerhybrid.tripod.com/home/  

In my opinion a heavy 30-footer would not work well with an outboard. One of your links mentions a 20hp diesel so maybe some were inboards. There are two on YachtWorld, both outboards. One is the same as one of your links I think. But for your area I really do not like an outboard. Might be OK on an inland lake.  

Well the trailer is worth $1000 The trailer is easily worth $1000 if it is structurally sound. Could be worth 3-5x that if it is better than just marginal. I don't think you could even donate a 30-foot Luger though, so be sure that the thing is sound before you buy it. You may be handy, but if the deck core is shot (saturated) on that boat you might end up better off with a big dumpster and a chain saw than in investing all the time and effort in fixing it. Do yourself a favor and tap around the deck like a woodpecker with the handle of a screwdriver or a plastic hammer). Sharp sounds are good. Dull thuds are bad. Start in a spot with no neaby objects bolted onto the deck. That should be dry and sharp sounding. Near any deck penetrations, such as the chain plates, you are more likely to find wetness. Good luck. Bought my first boat for $1000 (sans trailer) and never regretted it. However I sold it for $1350 after putting much more than $350 into it. Money isn't everything though!  

You put your finger on it: "they were offered as an inexpensive kit construction project." So, quality could be all over the map. There could be gaps in the hull-deck joint, clumsy assembly, lots of unneeded holes and loose joints, or (and probably not obvious to you at this point) things in the wrong places. Or, it could have been assembled with care and quality. If you're handy and willing to bet $1,000, at least you'll have a hull and deck and mast and sails and an engine, and that's more than a lot of people ever do.  

Barnacle Bill

Lugers were sold as kits in Minnesota by two brothers, of which Orm is still with us (last I knew). They ran a very successful business in Burnsville, MN and provided both power and sail kit boats. They put Holsclaw trailers under them. Eventually they sold the company to someone else in Missouri and now they are gone as a business. But there are a lot of Lugers. The 16' Leeward was the smallest and the Luger 30 was the largest in the trailerable type of sailboats. There are not a lot of 30' trailerable sailboats around (or ever built). When I think of trailerable, I think of boats you can launch and retrieve yourself (shoal or retractible keel), step the mast yourself, tow down the road without a permit, etc. The Luger 30 was one such vessel. It was under 8.5' in beam, and you could do all of the above. A few other boats I can think of that did the same was the C&C Mega 30, designed by the late Peter Barrett (much better sailing boat -PHRF 138 - with the same characteristics), the Clipper 30 and I know MacGregor made a larger one, but doubt you could step the mast yourself, but I could be wrong. There might be more, but I don't recall them now. Any kit boat has to be inspected carefully. Since there were different owners with different skills and ideas on how to put them together, or create an interior, etc., you can find anything from something over built by some anal engineer types, to the person who doesn't know which end of a screw driver to hold on to and anyone in between. I remember the Luger 30 mast was quite short in comparison to most 30 footers, but that was probably to keep the combined center of effort low so the boat was not too overpowered, probably because of the narrow beam and perhaps poor righting angle of the keep appendage they used. They (Luger) basically provided someone an inexpensive, entry level boat, where you could get into a larger vessel for a lot less money than a production boat already built for you. They weren't considered to be keen sailing vessels, but a good project for the adventurous and, of course, they provided lots of enjoyment for families for many years. There are a lot of them around.  

I took a look at the boat today and it looks bad but it is mostly cosmetic. The hull appears solid with no cracks or blisters. Couldn't see the deck because it was covered. I have a feeling it is good however. Someone removed all of the ports on it. They weren't to be seen but may still be around. The inside was a mess although the possums seem to call it home. The wood needs to be refinished but is not rotted. The plywood floors are remarkably in good shape. Needles to say the cushions are shot. It appears that the sails were all protected except for the main which is still lashed to the boom and tucked under the boat. As Novelman pointed out it doesn't look like it was exposed to the sun. The mast and standing rigging appear to be in good shape as well as the 2 winches. The pulpit and the stern rail is crapply made out of aluminum. There are no electronics on board. Questions that came up were: What size motor will it need? What is the tow weight of the boat and will my F250 handle it? What is the tolerance capacity of my wife and can I handle it? I've attached some pictures not for the faint hearted.  

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I know you are interested... but could you consider a Mac 26S or 26X? I was in college a long time ago and wanted to buy one of these real "bad!!!!"... but - as it goes - wast too poor.... Now.. comparing to an X or a S, I don't think I would have liked it.... 30 is nice - but how you use it matters a lot... --jr  

If it were me, I would keep looking.  

Patrick17430

X2 That thing is trashed. Unless its free. I wouldn't give any $ for it. He should pay you to haul it away for him . It would take a massive amount of time and money to sort that mess out. There's more back yard boats out there in that price range that probably wouldn't require that much work.  

dvideohd said: but could you consider a Mac 26S or 26X? I was in college a long time ago and wanted to buy one of these real "bad!!!!"... but - as it goes - wast too poor.... Now.. comparing to an X or a S, I don't think I would have liked it.... 30 is nice - but how you use it matters a lot... --jr Click to expand

Bad Obsession

Why not take all the money that it will cost you to get that boat up to snuff and buy yourself and nice Catalina 30 MKI. There is MUCH more room in the Catalina 30, it is built well, it sails well, and it has a ton more room!  

I'm guessing but I don't think it will take more the $3k to get this one in shape.  

Sorry...but you are WAY off the mark. All marine items are EXPENSIVE!!!!! Sails alone, if the mainsail is bad are WELL over 1K. Don't assume that you can simply supplement marine stuff for regular hardware. Sometimes you can, sometimes you can't, but you better be darn sure that you can before you do it unless you want to make a mess! Hell, just to fix the electrical systems and run new marine grade wiring (let someone fill you in on why you should do this) and add new batteries you are looking at, if you do the work yourself, at least $500. You may have to replace the standing rigging and that will cost money. You WILL have to replace the running rigging if it set and that will cost you money (don't put cheap stuff there unless you want to compromise safety and performance). If you have to replace wood inside of the hull you will want to use Marine Grade Plywood, at a minimum, or maybe even teake. That will cost you a lot of money. I am not sure you know exactly what you are getting yourself into. If you want to spend a lot of money on this boat and spend more time fixing it than sailing it than go for it but I think that it is a bad idea. I wouldn't take it if it was given to me!  

Just found out about the deal breaker. I called Beaches and Harbors and found out they will only take 28', inspite of what their website says. I really don't feel like hauling this thing 23 miles 3 times a week Let alone stepping the mast. The upside is that the wife has softened to buying a bigger/newer boat.  

They usually don't actually measure .....  

Have to agree with Bad Obsession on the cost issue. Replacement of a half dozen ports, especially some large ones, might be nearly $2000 alone. This is quite a project boat. It could take years to sort out. My Wife would be running for the state line.  

http://lugerowners.tripod.com/kelly/index.html Saw a few for sale. May need a 15hp outboard instead of a 10hp. The above link is okay. Has some nice interior shots.  

shemandr said: They usually don't actually measure ..... Click to expand

caguy said: Just found out about the deal breaker. I called Beaches and Harbors and found out they will only take 28', inspite of what their website says. I really don't feel like hauling this thing 23 miles 3 times a week Let alone stepping the mast. The upside is that the wife has softened to buying a bigger/newer boat. Click to expand

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Founded by the brothers Ren and Orm Luger in Burnsville, Minnesota USA. The firm began by building small kit powerboats and soon branched into the construction of sailing craft and became, according to it’s own catalog, “The world’s Largest Manufacturer of Kit Boats”. The sailboat models ranged from 8 to 35 feet. Luger turned out a lot of sailboats still seen today primarily in the mid-western USA. Though limited, most of the information seen here comes from the companies own sales literature.

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27' Luger Sailboat - (Palm Coast, Florida for sale in Titusville, Florida

Includes Dual Axle Trailer & Outboard Motor -Sleeps 5 People, has Kitchen & Toilet -New Sails & New Solar Panel Charger -Sailboat Runs Great and in Very Good Condition & the Upholstery is in Very Good Condition The sailboat is a 1986 Luger 27' sailboat with a fixed keel that weighs 1800 pounds, and the total weight is approximately 3800 pounds. 7'-6" beam, kitchen sink, stove, and toliet; sleeps five, interior is in good condition, the hull and sails are in good condition The 6 hp Johnson Outboard Motor runs good and is very reliable. The tandem axel trailer handles and pulls the sailboat very well.

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A cat with a number 0.6 is likely to sail 6kts in 10kts wind, a cat with a number of 0.7 is likely to sail at 7kts in 10kts wind. KSP = (Lwl*SA÷D)^0.5*0.5 Luger Fairwinds 27 Luger Fairwinds 27 is a 26′ 11″ / 8.2 m monohull sailboat built by Luger Industries starting in 1980. Great choice! Your favorites are temporarily saved for this session. Luger Fairwinds 27 I had a Luger 26. The only 2 things I did not like were no head and also no head room. I looked at the luger 27 very throughly and almost boughyt one. A few of the features I did like were the head room, added space in the cabin,and the fact that an outboard motorcould be used like an inboard motor.u000b My intentions of sailing just around the ... luger 27 fairwinds safe for icw or Florida sailing 2. luger fairwinds cave run. 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