Eagle

Brand:

Farrier

Designed by:

Farrier Marine

Yard(s):

Haines Hunter

Description:

The Eagle was only branded 'Eagle' in the USA; in other countries it was marketed as the 'Tramp.'

See further information about this boat under the Tramp profile.

Type:

Day sailor

Multihull type:

Trimaran

Construction:

Hull and decks in fibreglass.

Sails and rigging:

Tramp: Fully battened main; jib; spinnaker

Super Tramp: Fully batted main (149 sq ft, 13.84 sq m); jib (84 sq ft, 7.8 sq m); optional genoa (150 sq ft, 13.95 sq m); spinnaker (420 sq m, 39.02 sq m)

Deck layout and gear:

Tiller steering

Accommodation:

Day sailor with optional vinyl 'soft' cabin

LOA (length overall):

5.95 m (19 ft 6 in)

LWL (length at waterline):

5.5 m (18 ft 1 in)

Beam:

4.5 m (14 ft 9 in)

Beam when folded:

2.44 m (8 ft)

Draft minimum:

0.3 m (1 ft)

Draft maximum (e.g. boards down):

1.2 m (3 ft 11 in)

Windward sail area:

20.7 m² (223 ft²)

Mainsail area:

12.73 m² (137 ft²)

Jib or Solent area:

6.6 m² (71 ft²)

Mast height above deck:

8.78 m (28 ft 10 in)

Mast height above water:

9 m (29 ft 6 in)

Daggerboard / centreboard:

1

Displacement, lightship (empty):

550 kg (0.54 tons)

Displacement, maximum:

1000 kg (0.98 tons)

Outboard engines:

1

Typical total engine HP:

4

Fuel type:

Petrol

Weight with trailer (typical):

910 kg (0.9 tons)

Towing width:

2.44 m (8 ft)

First introduced:

1980

In production:

No

Last produced:

1983

Number built:

200

More images:

Degree of customisation:

Several options

Reviews:

• An owner's review

Designer's/manufacturer's website:

• Newsletter announcing the Tramp
• Farrier Marine website

Other useful links:

• Animation of how the floats fold

Used boats for sale:

49 boats of this brand currently available!

Associations & newsgroups:

• Farrier Tramp and Eagle Trimaran newsgroup
• F-Boats newsgroup
• F-24 MkII owners' group

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