101 Vessel Dock M V Janie Belle Hull # 271 411 Built by Bill Stokes, Onetta Boat Works Portland, Or. 1956. (Built for shipyard owner his 1st pleasure craft) • 21 gross tons • 44' length • 12' beam • 4'8' draft • Hull Corten steel 3/16, frames welded, 39" on center, 3/16x2x5' Stringers 1/2x 3-1/2 x18' Beams1/2 x2 x2-1/2 • Twin Screw Initially powered by 2- 4cyl Buda diesel engines (Allis-Chalmers) Replaced by 2-4276T (turbo) John Deere diesel engines 95 hp (1990) new (no hours) (Exhaust dry stack) • Capitol Marine gears HE 10-220 2:1 Rebuilt (original) • Cruise generator Spencer 7.5 kw hydraulic driven off port engine • Shaft 1-5/8 SS propellers, 3 blade bronze, 22/15 R&L • Skeg with shoe • Fuel tank 750 gal • Water tank 130 gal. 1. Interior Installed Offshore Marine Lab Water maker Electra sanitation system Taylor propane stove, galley sink Alder refer unit Dickinson diesel stove Espar diesel space heater Splendide W/D This vessel had 4 owners. Spent most of its time in the Columbia River & Pacific Ocean off of Astoria, Or & motored to Alaska many times. (Charts available). Original owners belong to the Columbia Yacht club & the Janie Belle was usually the lead vessel over the Columbia River Bar on their fishing trips. The second owners took it to Alaska many summers. Present i.e.., 4th owner bought it in 1983. Used on the Columbia & Willamette until 1990 when it was put into dry dock for a complete rebuild machinery, hull & cabin structure. Hull & Machinery done by Klein Marine Diesel, Portland, Or (also the owner.) Cabin structure replacement & interior woodworking By Salyer Marine & associates, Jeff Sayler owner (now Firehouse Boat Works, of Portland Or. Particulars of refurb on request. This boat is craft person quality in traditional design & fitted with updated systems. It needs some operational functions completed. Numerous parts & supplies to complete. Has been in Dry Dock under cover since 2007