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Sabre 27 Bilge Keel Boat for Sale

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• Manufacturer: Sabre
• Location: Lymington
• LOA: 27'0" (8.24m)
• Beam: 9' 2'' (2.80m)
• Keel: Twin Keel
• ID no.: 04487
• Watertank Size: 100 Litres
• Engine Make: Yanmar
• Horsepower: 16hp
• Drive Type: Shaft drive
• Fuel Type: 0
• Fuel Tank Size: 40 Litres

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The Sabre 27 bilge keeler is a capable coastal cruiser that sleeps five with 6 foot of headroom in the saloon.'Tamoul' is a strong solidly constructed yacht suitable of extended cruising. With her bilge keels she has the ability to take the ground and explore the shallowest of anchorages. She has had a Yanmar engine installed and has had new upholstery in the saloon. She can be viewed afloat in Lymington, Hampshire.

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The Sabre 27 sleeps 5 in a forward double cabin, two quarter berths and a single in the saloon. The saloon has good headroom and the galley is equipped with a two-burner grill with an oven. There is a sink and dry storage.

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Yanmar 2GM 16hp Three bladed prop Shaft drive Main Roller Genoa Spinnaker Stainless steel fuel tank 2 Batteries Two manual bilge pumps Navigation lights Sprayhood

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Sailboat Keel Types: Illustrated Guide (Bilge, Fin, Full)

The keel type is one of the most important features of your boat. But the different designs can be confusing, so I've set out to create a very clear guide that will help you understand sailboat keels once and for all.

What are the most common sailboat keel types? The most common sailboat keel types are full-length keels, fin keels, bulb keels, wing keels, bilge keels, and lifting keels. Full keels are popular among cruisers, while fin keels are generally used for racing. Bilge keels and lifting keels are typically used in tidal waters, on small fishing boats for example.

In this article, we'll explore the most common keel types together. I'll use diagrams to really hit home the differences of all these keel types, and we'll discuss what keel types are best for liveaboard, ocean cruising, and lake weekend trips. After reading this article, you'll know what to choose - and why.

Sailboat Keels Explained

On this page:

Overview of sailboat keel types, keel types: fundamentals, modified full keel, centerboard.

If you just want a quick overview, here's a list with the most common keel types and a short description. More detail will follow below.

The most common keel types

• Full keels run from front to aft and are the most stable keel type, making them the most popular cruising keel.
• Fin keels offer the best performance but are less comfortable. This makes them popular for racing. Fin keels are bolted on to the hull and generally run deep and thin.
• Bulb and wing keels are both variants on the fin keel.
• Bulb keels carry additional ballast in the tip, making them more stable.
• Wing keels have two tips at the end of the keel, which reduces crossflow, improving directional stability.
• Bilge keels are double fin or double full kees, which allows the boat to be beached, making them the most popular keel for tidal waters.
• Lifting keels are moveable keels that can be lowered and raised, allowing the boat to enter shallow waters as well.
• Centerboard keels are a pivoting lifting keel, allowing to sail both coastal and inland waters.
• Leeboards are fins on the sides of flat-bottomed hulls boats, making a keel unnecessary.

Properties of each keel type

What does a keel do?

What does the keel do? A keel is a vertical blade running down from the hull. It is weighted and acts as a ballast, countering the boat's tendency to heel and preventing it from tipping over. The wetted surface under the waterline reduces slippage to leeward by creating a track, which counters the sideway force of the wind on the sails.

The reason sailboats don't tip over is that the weight of the keel counters the buoyancy of the hull, which means it will pull the boat downward. This downward force reduces heel and prevents the boat from rolling.

A canoe doesn't have a keel. Try stepping into that: it will want to roll.

It counters the horizontal force the wind puts on the sails. Whenever the force on the sails increases, the resistance of the water on the keel increases proportionally.

The heavier the keel, the less heel you'll get.

A keel reduces slippage to leeward. Slippage is simply the amount you fall off course because of the direction of the wind and current. Leeward is the side of the boat behind the wind.

So if you don't have a keel, you will fall off course quite a lot because the wind will push you over the water surface.

You will also heel quite a lot since there is nothing beneath the water surface to counter the force of the wind high up in your sails.

A keel fixes both of these issues and makes sailboats one of the most reliable boats in heavy winds and storms.

You can read on about how keels work here.

Keels can be classified by multiple dimensions. You can look at them from the side or the front. You can also classify them based on properties.

Before I dive into each keel type in-depth and show examples, let's make sure we have the same starting point.

There are essentially two sorts of keels:

Fixed keels

Movable keels.

Fixed keels are keels that are integrated into the hull or bolted on. They can't be moved or lifted.

When looking at fixed keels, you can divide them up further based on the side view. There are three main categories:

Bilge keels

Full keels are more comfortable, provide better stability and protection, but are also slower than fin keels.

Fin keels are less comfortable, provide less stability, are more vulnerable, but they're also a lot faster than full keels.

Bilge keels are double keels: one on each side of the hull. This allows them to be beached, which comes in handy in tidal waters. They are generally a lot slower and less maneuverable compared to fin keels.

Movable keels can be lifted from the water, creating a shoal (shallow) draft, allowing the boat to enter both shallow waters and coastal waters. This makes it a very versatile keel type. There are two main designs:

Lifting keels

Lifting keels can be lowered and raised through a slit in the hull. Examples of lifting keels are the daggerboard and centerboard.

Leeboards are wooden swords attached to the side of the hull and prevent slippage to leeward, but they don't stabilize the boat, nor counter heel by adding ballast.

With fin keels, there are different tip designs available. The most common two tip designs are:

These are both variants of the fin keel. Generally, these keel designs are mentioned in one breath with full keels and fin keels, creating confusion on what kind of keel they are. But it's important to understand that they are a sub-category of fin keels.

Rudder design

As with the tip of the fin, there are different rudder designs that may apply to both fin and full keels. The two most common rudder designs are:

Skeg rudder

Spade rudder.

A skeg is a structural part of the keel in front of the rudder that protects the rudder. The keel encompasses the rudder, preventing any rogue ropes, weeds, or rocks from damaging the rudder.

A spade rudder is an unprotected rudder: it doesn't have any structural protection from the keel design. It is simply attached to the hull. This design is very common.

Alright, we understand the big picture. Let's dive into more detail for each keel type and discuss the pros and cons.

Fixed keel Good for cruising and liveaboards Comfortable

What is a full keel? A full keel runs from front to aft for at least 50% of the hull and is fully integrated into the hull. It has the largest wetted surface of any keel type, and it is also the heaviest. This results in directional stability and reduced heeling, providing the most comfortable ride, but also the slowest.

The wetted surface simply means the amount of water contact area. With such a large wetted surface, it decreases slippage to leeward the most of all keel types, while it counters heeling the most as well.

The full keel is the most comfortable and stable keel type available. However, comfort comes at a price. It delivers the worst performance due to this large wetted area. It is the slowest of the keel types, and it has the worst windward performance.

This makes full keels particularly great for longtime cruisers or liveaboards who prefer comfort over speed, but less ideal for daysailers who need to navigate in and out of slips regularly.

Since it runs for at least 50% of the hull, it doesn't need to run as deep as a fin keel, resulting in a more shoal draft.

Heavier keels result in increased displacement, so a full keel boat will need a larger sail area to compensate for its weight.

For a more detailed discussion on full keel advantages, I recommend reading William's excellent article 5 Surprising Advantages of a Full Keel Sailboat here.

Example sailboats with a full keel:

• Nicholson 22
• Island Packet 380
• Beneteau Oceanis 411 Clipper
• Beneteau First 50
• Jeanneau Sun Shine 38
• Dufour 455 Grand Large

There are a lot of great cruising boats with full keel designs , some of them considered classics.

Full Keel with skeg rudder

Full keels with a skeg rudder design have a protected rudder, thanks to putting a structural part of the keel directly in front of the rudder. This helps with fending off any hazards to the rudder, like floating pieces of rope, rocks, or garbage, and protects it in case of running aground. The skeg design ensures the rudder is nearly impossible to break off.

Fixed keel Good for cruising and liveaboards Faster than a regular full keel

What is a modified full keel? A modified full keel is a full keel with a cutout at the front, reducing the wetted surface slightly, which increases performance without sacrificing too much comfort and stability. After the full keel, it has the best directional stability and the least amount of heel.

The modified full keel is popular among (bluewater) cruisers, thanks to its increased handling and performance. Most modified full keels have a skeg rudder, ensuring it is well-protected.

The slightly reduced weight and wetted surface improve windward performance quite a lot, but it is still one of the most stable keel designs out there.

Example sailboats with a modified full keel:

• Hallberg-Rassy HR 40
• Dufour Arpege 30
• Beneteau Oceanis Clipper 281
• Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 37.2

Fixed keel Good for racing Fast

What is a fin keel? A fin keel is a long, weighted blade attached to the bottom of the hull. It is lighter, faster, and more maneuverable than a full keel, but also more vulnerable. The increased distance between ballast and sails provides a lever, reducing the need for a large wetted surface or additional ballast.

Fin keels are generally bolted onto the hull and run deeper and thinner than a full keel. They are also lighter. This helps increasing performance (a lot), making fin keels a lot faster in all situations.

There are some major disadvantages to fin keels, however. Fin keels are a lot less comfortable than full keels and allow for more heel and a less solid track, so less directional stability. Fin keels are also a lot more vulnerable than full keels. They can break off when running aground, or get damaged.

They are very popular among racers and perform better when maneuvering in tight spots, like getting in and out of slips.

Example sailboats with a fin keel:

• Catalina 30
• Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 36.2

Fin keel with skeg rudder

Fin keels with a skeg rudder use a small structural part in front of the rudder to protect it. This design is mostly integrated into the hull, making it less vulnerable, and a great compromise between speed and safety.

Fin keel with spade rudder

Fin keels with a spade rudder have a completely exposed rudder, and typically a fin that is simply bolted on. The keel isn't integrated into the hull, making it more vulnerable and less comfortable.

Fin keel variant Good for cruising Less crossflow

What is a wing keel? A wing keel is a fin keel with a horizontal foil at the tip, which is wing-shaped and generally weighted. Its shape reduces crossflow, improving directional stability, and its ballast decreases heel, resulting in a more comfortable ride. The addition of a wingtip allows for a shorter fin, reducing draft.

Wing keels are good for cruising since this design improves directional stability compared to a regular fin keel or a bulb keel.

We'll discuss the wing keel's advantages and disadvantages in more detail in this article.

Fin keel variant Good for cruising Stability

What is a bulb keel? A bulb keel is a high-aspect-ratio fin keel with additional ballast at the end, which generally has a bulb or teardrop shape. This ballast improves stability and utilizes the distance between force and counterforce as a lever. This design reduces the need for a deep fin, resulting in a shoal draft.

By placing the weight at the largest possible distance from the force on the sails, you need relatively little extra weight for the same reduction in heel, making bulb keels very effective for cruising.

This design reduces the wetted area while increasing the weight of the keel just slightly, which increases sailing comfort big time.

Example sailboats with a bulb keel:

• Bavaria B/One
• Beneteau First 24

Fixed keel Good for racing Can be beached

What is a bilge keel? A bilge keel is a twin keel which uses double fins, allowing the boat to be beached and rest on its keel upright. Bilge keels have double the wetted surface, which increases comfort and directional stability while decreasing heel. Modern bilge keels often provide decent windward performance, thanks to better design.

The bilge keel does sacrifice speed compared to the fin keel but doesn't necessarily offer worse performance overall. Older designs performed considerably worse than other keels and were especially slow.

Bilge keels have some major advantages over full keels and fin keels. The most important is that the boat can be beached, making it a popular design in tidal waters. Bilge keels are especially common along the British coastline, where fishermen keep their boats in tidal harbors.

Another major advantage is that the boat can be stored resting on its keels, making dry storage and maintenance a lot easier.

Of course, there are many more pros and cons to the bilge keel , which we go into here.

Example sailboats with a bilge keel:

• Dufour Dynamique 62
• Hunter Duette
• Patagonia Patago 39
• Macwester 27

Lifting keel Good for daysailers Versatile

What is a centerboard? A centerboard is a type of retractable keel that rests on a hinge and can be lowered through a slot in the hull. It folds out like a pocket knife and allows you to increase or reduce the draft of the boat. Centerboards are mostly used on small fishing boats.

The centerboard is a very versatile keel type, allowing you to have both a very shoal draft for inland waters, as well as steadying the boat and reducing heel for larger bodies of water, or even oceans.

I've sailed a Cornish Crabber with a centerboard for a week, and while we stayed inland, having the option to increase the keel depth really came in handy when crossing the IJsselmeer (a former sea in The Netherlands).

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Olaf Roethele

https://www.theyachtmarket.com/en/new-boats/cornish-crabbers/adventure-17/218/

My name is Olaf and I am the owner of a Cornish Crabber 17 Adventure boat.

I would like to ask you if you can imagine to install on this boat a Torqeedo 2.0 Pod motor? Therefore i guess a modification of the keel/skeg is necessary ?!

Best regards from Uruguay,

You completely missed the hybrid planing/water-ballast keel of the Macgregor range

Thanks a lot for this explanation

Roger Bannon

Very well written article which provides an excellent guide for us small wooden boat builders. Thanks.

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This is a well looked after Moody 346 bilge-keeler: she has been 18 years in the present ownership and is only reluctantly for sale, as the owner is having to give up sailing.. s '); // --> Alternatively, Register with Facebook Register with Google Why Boatshed? View all of your boats statistics in real time Create a virtual "watch" on boats you're interested in Refer a boat and earn up to 20% of the brokers commission Language & Currency Search our catalog, go direct, enter a boat reference, westerly discus 33 bilge keeler, same owner since 1994, £ 0 sold / unavailable. Boat REF#  ·  327004 Length  ·  10.05m Year  ·  1980 Construction  ·  GRP Underwater profile  ·  Bilge Sleeping berths  ·  6 Engine  ·  1 x diesel 36hp, Volvo Penta MD 17C (1980) Lying  ·  Medway, Kent Boatshed Medway This boat is off the market but here are some boats that are still for sale. Specification Additional Information Extra Details Designer Laurent Giles Builder Westerly Lying Medway, Kent Fuel capacity 130.0 ltr (28.6 USG) Total - 1 Tanks Last survey 15/07/2015 Engine 1 x diesel 36hp Engine make and model Volvo Penta MD 17C (1980) Engine Hours Not Recorded Engine Cooled Indirect Steering wheel Drive shaft Prop(s) 3 Blade Fuel consumption (approx) 4.5 ltr (1.0 USG) /hour At Cruising Speed Cruising speed (approx) 6 knots Max speed (approx) 7 knots Engine regularly serviced, sounded very good and no smoke. Fuel tank cleaned out 2022, and has a new sender. Stern gland fully stripped and fully repacked 2021 Length 10.05m LWL 8.70m Beam 3.47m Draft Min 1.34m Draft Max 1.34m Displacement 6,849kg (15,102.0lbs) Storage Ashore Sloop rigged Proctor Aluminium spars (1980) Reefing mainsail Maxiroach - Inmast (2001) Headsail - Furling () Other sails Cruising Chute with snuffer () Spinnaker gear Electrical Systems 12 volt battery, 240 shore power voltage, 3 batteries charged by: engine, shore power Adverc Alt Controller Construction Construction GRP Underwater profile Bilge Finish Gelcoat finish Westerly made 300 of the Discus (more than the Westerly 33 ketch that it superseded) and many of these boats can be found in the Med or cruising further afield. The Discus holds the record for the fibre glass yacht sailed furthest above the Arctic Circle (Bob Shepton on Dodo's Delight), another testament to the strength of the hull and its sea-keeping qualities. 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So this vessel has been looked after very well over the years. The video will show more detail regardless layout. All cushions seemed very comfortable too. 2 burner propane Stove Stove Broiler Oven Sink Cooler Refrigerator Carpet Drapes Cabin heating Pressurised water system Hot water system Microwave Sprayhood Spray dodgers Rode Fenders Boathook Swim Ladder Instrument Covers 2 sheet winches Manual SL Tiger windlass 1 anchors (Danforth) 50.00m of chain 20.00m of rode Nav Equipment Compass Speed Log Wind Radar VHF DSC radio GPS Autopilot Navigation lights Safety Equipment Fume detector Carbon Monoxide detector Swim ladder Emergency steering 2 bilge pumps (1 manual / 1 electric) Broker's Comments These boat details are subject to contract. This Westerly Discus has been in the same caring ownership for 24 years now. She has a large cockpit with a large wheel, plenty of seating and an elongated spray hood going over the deck bridge - which provides a cosy area that’s protected from the elements. You will see from the videos how good she looks and how much space she has to offer. This boat blends good sea-going design with a fabulous interior perfectly. Her engine sounds and looks great too. A must to view for anyone who wants a sailing boat with an excellent pedigree! The Westerly Discus have been know to sail all over the globe. This one has many more years of pleasure to give her future owners. Note: Offers on the asking price may be considered. Owners FAQ's How long have you owned the boat for, why are you selling her. Too old for Sailing Now Where have you sailed her? 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Hunter 20 - Bilge Keel for sale in Gosport United Kingdom Gosport United Kingdom Make & Model Hunter 20 - Bilge Keel MEASUREMENTS Description. Hunter 20, 2007 Bilge Keel, Suzuki 6Hp 4 stroke outboard, tabernacle mast system, 4 berths with a separate heads with a sea toilet. Small galley area and seating for 6 in the cockpit this is the bilge keel option given fantastic scope for sailing into all those hidden places Suzuki 6Hp 4 stroke outboard motor Last serviced Jan 2021 20L fuel tank Electrical 12V Battery Switch panel Electrical 12V Battery Switch panel Spectra Solar panel Fractional rig Z spar single spreader aluminium mast SS mast tabernacle Z spar slab reefing boom with 2 reefs Z spar rod kicker Standing rigging - original Stack Pack with lazy jacks Plastimo 406s roller reefing system All lines led aft Sails Hyde Sails Mainsail on slides with 2 reefs Hyde Sails roller furling genoa Navigation Garmin GPS 620 Map colour chartplotter Tacktick wireless system Speed, depth wind and compass 2 displays - MN100 Dual line and T112 Wind Silva steering compass Tricolour navlight at masthead Anchor light at masthead Windex Deck 2 Harken 6 winches 6 Spinlock rope clutches Barton jib cars and tracks Deck Equipment SS Bow roller Anchor locker (drains overboard) Danforth style anchor, chain and warp Folding spring cleats Tiller Clutch "helm lashing device" SS bathing ladder on transom Lifting sprung outboard bracket Self Cockpit with seating for 6 Table mount 2 Large cockpit lockers Fenders and warps Ensign on SS staff Extending boat hook Deck brush Spinlock tiller extension 2 winch handles 2 winch handle pockets Safety Manual bilge pump Auto Electric bilge pump Foghorn Webbing jackstays Balcan Bell 40 MOB throwing line Canvas Stackpack Dodgers 4 cockpit cushions Accommodation 4 berths in open plan saloon 1 x seprate heads Dark blue waterproof upholstery Moulded interior and headlining Galley with single burner gimballed stove and basin, opening portlight Head cabin with Jabsco sea toilet and basin, opening portlight V berth forward and 2 single settees Opening hatch Table on removable swivel mount (also mounts in cockpit) Storage under all berths 4 further lined lockers and shelving above settees Construction GRP Hull, deck and superstructure Dark blue hull with white deck and moulded non slip Self draining cockpit Twin keels Transom Hung rudder 2 x 10L water containers Documentation All previous Bills of Sale Evidence of VAT status Builders certificate RCD plate in cockpit Engine Count Engine Horse Power ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Hull Material Engine Type Outboard 4 Stroke No of Heads Water Tanks Capacity ABOUT HUNTER 20 - BILGE KEEL The Hunter 20 - Bilge Keel is 20 feet long and has a 8.2 feet beam and a draft of 0.7 meters. 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