chesapeake coast - IMO 9655121
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Photo Comments (12)
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tvtech on Jun 26, 2012 04:57 (11 months ago) | |
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Clyde Dickens on Jun 26, 2012 00:55 (11 months ago) | |
| The This Ship link led me to this example of what David Boone said http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=1559247 |
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David Boone on Jun 25, 2012 23:13 (11 months ago) | |
| The tug was designed to handle the biggest barges in service today, with a high vantage point for the tug crew to see without obstruction. The tug can push or pull, as she is also equipped with a stern towing winch. There is no elevator, I suppose the crew would be very fit with all the ladders to climb. |
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phantom53 on Jun 25, 2012 19:44 (11 months ago) | |
| Who would have thought it, a high-rise tug, only the Americans, eh!!!!!!!! |
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Fergal Clohessy on Jun 25, 2012 18:42 (11 months ago) | |
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I have to say.. I love these tugs :)
Im not an expert but its obviously a barge pusher, so the height of the bridge would afford good visibility over the barge being pushed? |
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Emmanuel.L on Jun 25, 2012 17:53 (11 months ago) | |
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Looks like a floating pagoda. I wouldnt like to be on her in a severe gale, she looks top heavy.And what is the strange design of her bridge for?
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