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Wanted: American Tug 34
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GreySky
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Any chance a Nordic Tug 32/34 would be in your wheelhouse? My fully loaded model (flybridge, genset, air, bow/stern thrusters, etc) will be coming up for sale within the next few weeks in Portland. I realize they are very different hulls, but also have a lot of similarities.
Craig Tomash
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GreySky, I sent you a PM about your NT 32/34.
Thank you
Thank you
Kent,
looks like there's two AT34s on Yachtworld on the east coast but you're probably aware there is not a large inventory.
I don't know what your price range is but have you heard the American Tug factory (Tomco) is now producing a new product called the Waypoint 36 and is built from the same mold as the AT34 and AT365? If you haven't here's a link, its a lower price point than other new ATs in the line...
No affiliation, just a happy AT owner....
looks like there's two AT34s on Yachtworld on the east coast but you're probably aware there is not a large inventory.
I don't know what your price range is but have you heard the American Tug factory (Tomco) is now producing a new product called the Waypoint 36 and is built from the same mold as the AT34 and AT365? If you haven't here's a link, its a lower price point than other new ATs in the line...
No affiliation, just a happy AT owner....
David Rive
Senior Member
Hi Kent. I sent you a PM with a couple of questions. One of them you have answered here (was an East Coast vessel ok?) My other question is what vintage of boat are you looking for. There is a big difference in price between a 2001 and a 2015. So I guess what I am asking is what's your approximate budget?
David
David
OldDan1943
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My AT34 broker was Greg Clark 401 862 1777. He is located in/near Stuart FL.
Tell him, Dan says hello.
Very little difference in the 34 and 36 other than the year built. Neither has much of a hanging closet.
If you buy one, contact me and I will show/tell where I put 3 additional cabinets, spice rack and thingie to prevent sliding of stuff you leave on the counter.
I am south of Ft Lauderdale a bit.
Benthic2
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Are the hulls that different between a Nordic and and American Tug ? Weren't they both designed by the same guy ??
ssobol
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The American Tug 34 seems to be a much bigger hull than at Nordic Tug. Especially when one is pulled up behind you.
Yes there is a common history between the two companies, but the hull molds are completely different.
In both the ~34 foot length as well as the ~42 foot lengths the American is almost exactly 2 feet wider in beam.
But there are other similarities; both have full keel protected props, single engines, semi-displacement, and both tend to come with higher hp motors capable of high teens in knots at WOT, but pretty efficient down at hull speed.
In both the ~34 foot length as well as the ~42 foot lengths the American is almost exactly 2 feet wider in beam.
But there are other similarities; both have full keel protected props, single engines, semi-displacement, and both tend to come with higher hp motors capable of high teens in knots at WOT, but pretty efficient down at hull speed.
GreySky
Veteran Member
Hamrow provided a good summation. One additional point is that when AT was started, they bought the molds which came from a commercial fishing trawler.
I've been in an AT365 (closest equivalent to my NT34), and while the interior layout is very similar, the AT is a much larger boat primarily due to the beam.
I've heard that the ATs aren't quite as fuel efficient as the NTs. Hearsay or truth, I don't know. It could simply be due to the fact that the AT is bigger.
seasalt007
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I have some experience with Mr. Clark and will say the same for him as I will say for all business transactions...do not believe or count on absolutely anything that is said until it is put into writing and signed by all parties.
Oldoutboarder
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Are you still looking for an AT-34?
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