Subscribe to download
Crank-Powered Deployable Row Boat

The crank-powered row boat was the first floating product ever built by the (fictional) Oregon-based shipbuilder "Andreas Beaukitch Maritime Products Industrial", in 1932. Later renamed "AB Marine", the Oregon-based shipbuilder has since expanded into RHIB and inflatable boats, and is currently a leading manufacturer of both.

The crank-powered row boat is a sturdy wooden product, from a lost time. It is fully self sufficient, and can reach a top speed of 10 knots. It does not use an engine or even have a battery. The crank powers the front mounted light and steering rudder. The row boat features an assortment of lifting points for mounting on a vessel and has two electric connectors for connecting to a davit crane.

• Length: 3.0 m
  
• Cost: $2,200
  
• Power: Crank-powered
  
• Drivetrain: Single small propeller with reverse
  
• Mass: 170 lbs (Dry Weight)
  
• Top Speed: 10 knots
  
• Passenger Seats: 2

• Equipment: First aid, flare gun
  
• Electric connectors for pairing with mothership
  
• Fully crank-powered - no electric power or engine power
  
• No modded blocks

Sit and turn the crank! :)

• Easy to tip over and very easily blown around. Be careful in rough seas.

Refer to revisions tab



[www.buymeacoffee.com]

HAVE FUN AND ENJOY! Please feel free to comment any bugs and I will attempt to fix them!

Please feel free to use as a deployable craft for your ship builds, as long as credit and a link to this page are provided.

Please do not re-upload stand-alone craft or share without my permission, including custom versions.

Check out my other Stormworks builds :)