Treub 730

The Treub 730 is a historic open sailboat from 1919, designed with a length of 7.30 meters and a width of 1.60 meters. The boat is a tribute to the Dutch yacht-building tradition of the early 20th century. The design was inspired by a tax imposed on boats with a sail area of 16 m² or more, which led to the creation of the Treub 730 with a sail area just under 16 m² to avoid this tax. This resulted in a compact and elegant sailboat, perfect for sailing on inland waters and lakes.

The hull of the Treub 730 is made of teak wood, which not only provides a beautiful appearance. The wooden, curved laminated mast contributes to the boat's classic character. The sailboat is steered with a tiller and has a single rudder, offering a traditional and direct sailing experience. For propulsion, there is an outboard motor that runs on gasoline, with manual start, making the boat simple and reliable.

The sailing equipment consists of a jib and a mainsail, suitable for sporty sailing and achieving good speeds. The boat is further equipped with one anchor, outdoor cushions, a cockpit tent, fenders, and lines, which enhance comfort and safety on board. The storage trailer makes it easy to transport and store the boat. Although the boat does not have a dinghy, the Treub 730 is an excellent choice for sailing enthusiasts looking for a classic, sporty sailing experience with a rich history.

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