Ship profile for the sailing ship: "Deodar"
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Technical data of the sailing ship:
Name: | Deodar |
Ex-names: | Rigmor |
Registered port: | Stockholm |
Nation: | SWE |
Type of rigging: | KETSCH |
Type of ship: | Brixham Trawler, Gaffelketsch |
Year built: | 1911 |
Yard: | R. Jackman & Sons, Brixham, GBR |
Overall length: | 33.00 m |
Length (hull): | 24.00 m |
Breadth: | 5.80 m |
Draught: | 2.80 m |
Sail area: | 260 m2 |
Ship's hull: | Holz / Wood |
Power: | 185 PS |
Engine: | Volvo Penta Diesel TIMD 96B |
Portrait of the sailing ship:
Last update: 27 Mar 2023
- former fishing boat under sail, built in 1911 in Brixham, England, as a ketch rigged sailing trawler, registered under number BM313.
- owners between 1911-1919 have been J. Hellings and E.J. Hellings from Milford Haven, at least one of the skippers has been Albert Tucker.
- in June 1919 sold to Lowestoft and registered there as LT485 changed in the same year to LT543, J. Slater from Somerleyton and J.M. Barnard from Lowestoft have been the owners until 1937, sailed by a ne handful's different skippers.
- in July 1937 sold to Sweden to J.H. Heimer from Grundsund and his related, registered in Sweden as the "Deodar".
- about 1939 an restored engine from 1927 has been installed.
- 1941 sold to K.A. Johansson and S.O. Johansson from Hamburgsund, 1942 converted to a trading vessel, change of the name to "Rigmor".
- 1945 sold to S.G.A. Albinsson from Hönö.
- 1946 sold back to K.A. Johansson and S.O. Johansson.
- 1956 replacement of the engine by a restored 60 h.p. 1 cyl. Bolinder Munktell oil engine, between 1959-64 she was fitted with a 150 h.p. Detroit diesel engine.
- 1958 has been her last season as a freighter
- 1959 sold to K. Järdving from Gothenburg, from this time on the ship was used as a leisure yacht
- 1960 sold to Carlea Försäljnings AB
- 1961 purchased by the DEODAR AB, owned by L. Jacobsson, 1962 her name was changed to "Deodar" again.
- 1964 sold to N. Nilsson from Malmö.
- 1966 sold to H.A. Petersson from Landskrona, who used her for diving excursions.
- 1968 partly damaged by a fire, she became the property of the Skandia insurance company, sold to Malmö Sjöscoutkår Sea Scouts of Limhamn
- start of a restoring to convert the ship into a sail training vessel with her original rigging and deck layout.
- 1972 sold to Th. Hellström, R. Sandin, B. Andersson from Malmö, she went under sail again in the same year, 1973 Andersson sold his part to the others and in 1979 Th. Hellström became the only owner.
- ongoing overhaul and restoring of the ship in the following years, 1976 she was registered again in Stockholm.
- 1978 change of the engine to a 185 h.p. Volvo Penta diesel.
- 1983 drydocked for 6 months, renewal of the stern and some other parts of the hull, 1984 new set of sails.
- 1986-87 drydocked again for further 7 months, renewal of the rest of the hull above the waterline.
- participation in the Cutty Sark Tall Ships Race 2000 and 2003 in the Baltic Sea.
- 2005 cruise in company with another former trawler "Sunbeam" from Sweden to England.
- participation in the STI Tall Ships Races in the Baltic Sea in 2007.
- 2008 damaged by a fire, underwent another major refit and renewal of the deck and stern in 2009/10.
- 2015 visit of Norway, crossing the North Sea to Scotland and passing the Caledonian Canal to the Isle of Man, Wales, Cornwall and England, back passing the Kiel Canal in Germany to Denmark and finally to Sweden
- since 2023 for sale.
- the name "Deodar" incidentally means cedar.
Contact:
Website (på svenska/English, 27 Mar 2023):http://www.deodar.se/
Deodar: website of the ship with photo gallery, data, history, contact information
Literature for further reading:
We recommend the following references for your further research of the ship. The references marked with have been included in the generation of the ship profile on this page.
Anders Djerf
"Kulturarv under Segel, Levande segelfartygstradition i Sverige"
Sveriges Segelfartygsförening 2007 ISBN: 91-973000-6-3
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