NOTE FOR ENGLISH READERS: original french pages were
translated by http://translator.go.com/
THE
JOUËT TRITON
Year of manufacture:
1967
LHT: 8.65m (28.37')
Max. beam: 2.5m
(8.36')
Tare weight: 3100
kgs
Architect: Carl Alberg
(USA).
Carl
Alberg and his sailing
ships TRITON,
Alberg
30 and many other have
their Web sites and their mailing list.
I am unaware of if the ALBERG 30 or
other Alberg ships were diffused in France.
The Triton has some pages
in this site:
Copy
test in the french review " BATEAUX " n° 81 (+ photographs and
plans).
(Article published in
February 1965.)
One of the first boats drawn by
Carl Alberg, the Triton crossed the Atlantic in the Sixties.
Construction in France was done by the building site of Mr. J.P.
JOUËT, which inter alia boats produced Golif, Tiburon... This
building site is disappeared today. The Jouët building site
modified the plan of bridge, interior installation... You can compare
the French version and the American version while going on its site
(see below).
Yves Gélinas, Canadian
navigator and manufacturer of regulators of pace, made the turn of
the world on his Alberg 30 (which measures 2 feet more than the
TRITON) the Jean-du-Sud.
Its book = Jean du Sud or
the magic bird.
Thus, if you are the lucky
owner of a Triton, say it to me, and announce it to the American
mailing list. To be registered: http://www.egroups.com/group/triton
another interesting mailing
list; to be registered: ALBERG
30.
LIENS (updated 24 March
2001)
US Main page of National Triton Association ,
www.tritonclass.org.
Webmaster: Larry Suter.
maintenance:
www.tritonclass.org/mir
San Francisco Group:
www.tritonclass.org/sanfrancisco
New England Association:
www.tritonclass.org/newengland
Alan's pages:
www.tritonclass.org/cruising
Kaholee, Alan's Triton in New Mexico:
www.tritonclass.org/southoftheborder
Note: from NTA, www.tritonclass.org/labellefrance
will get you here.
...the original engine was
Universal 30 on the subject of which you will be able to find many
helping links and explanations on the American site.
Personally, I have an
Yanmar engine (2QM15).
Main
visits.