Name: CHESTER  D.

 Home Port: Bellingham, Washington

 Owners: Richard C. Small
 Address: 2209 Eldridge Ave., Bellingham, WA 98225, USA
 Phone: 1-360-733-8054
 Email: W7WORsmall@aol.com

 Hull:    type            when purchased     when launched            hull builder          material
       Rose type                    1980                     1981                                                fiberglass

 LOA          LWL          beam         draft         capacity               speed                 weight
 20 feet     18 feet        4.5 feet      1.5 feet       4 adults              6 knots              1,200 lbs.

 Other: One of only five fiberglass hulls made from the original Rose, as designed and built by Bill Durham.

 Engine:   type     year built     builder      # of cylinders    bore & stroke    valve type(s)
    double simple     1989     Tiny Power            two               2" x 2.5"         "D" slide

 ihp          rpm            reverse type              condenser type & size                       vacuum
  3            250            Stephenson              keel, 0.5" copper, 2 sq.ft.                        8"

 Other: The present engine is the second Tiny Power "W" installed. The first Tiny Power "W" was installed in 1983, replacing the original engine, a Stuart 5-A, which was working too hard.

 Propulsion:    dia. & pitch    # of blades       material       make      RH or LH     shaft size
                           14" x 24"          three           bronze     unknown          RH       1.125" dia.
 steering                     auxilliaries                     paddlewheel (dia., width, & # of buckets)
 cable        

 Boiler:    type          builder          year built      bhp     operating pressure             gauges
       water tube     D. Mentzer          1975           n.a.                80 psi                         three
 overall size       # & size of tubes     Heat.Surface     economizer HS       superheater HS
  18" x 24" x 30"           n.a.                    11 sq.ft.                  none                         none
 fuel              grate area     stack dia. & height         pump type       injector type     tanks
 wood/coal         n.a.                8" dia. x 4'                    piston              Penberthy      2 gal.

 Additional: The Chester D is named after the owner's father, Chester D. Small, a master of steam powered vessels.

Chester D. at Rooster Rock, Columbia River near Portland, Oregon, 1982. Richard C. Small at the controls.