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SEA WOLF 40

Built by Formosa/Hardin Yachts/Pacific Far East (TWN) • Designed by William Garden/W.Hardin

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General Information

Hull Type: Long Keel

Rigging Type: Masthead Ketch

Construction: Wood/FG

First Built: 1966

Dimensions

Length Overall (LOA): 12.47 m

Length Waterline (LWL): 9.75 m

Beam: 3.71 m

Draft (Max): 1.88 m

Weight & Ballast

Displacement: 12,701 kg

Ballast: 4,309 kg

Sail Plan

Sail Area (reported): 78.04 m²

Engine & Systems

Engine Make: Perkins

Engine Type: Diesel

Fuel Capacity: 379 L

Water Capacity: 530 L

Performance Ratios

Hull Speed: 7.58 knots

SA/Displacement (Reported): 14.63

Ballast/Disp Ratio: 33.93%

Displacement/Length: 381.47

Comfort Ratio: 44.81

Capsize Screening: 1.61

Notes

SEA WOLF 40 is the name of the original Garden design built under the supervision of Bill Hardin. The original Sea Wolf was built in Japan during the late 50s by Okomato Shipyard with whom Hardin worked. He begin building in Taiwan around 1960 where he partnered with the Chen family of Formosa Boat Builders. There the Sea Wolf was built in both wood and fiberglass hulls. A number of derivatives were built by different yards in Taiwan under a number of other names. Some were direct copies (SEA TIGER 41, YANKEE CLIPPER, ATLANTIC CLIPPER 41, CLIPPER 41), while others, like the CT-41 were completely different although based on the Sea Wolf. Still others, built from different molds were also derived from the Sea Wolf. Including: ISLAND TRADER 41, TRANSWORLD 41.