Peterhead Harbour tug.
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Kevin Munro
, Dec 19 2008 02:20 PM
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Jammy
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Posted 19 December 2008 - 02:29 PM
didn't realise it was a 360 deg towing area the ugie had Kev
big question is does it perform to what they thought
i would have thougth it would have been more susceptible to being unstable towing of the broad side??
big question is does it perform to what they thought
i would have thougth it would have been more susceptible to being unstable towing of the broad side??
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Posted 20 December 2008 - 01:31 PM
Put that comment in a special section for "cracking good one liners" Barry....that's a coakynut winner right away.
Some learn by reading,some ask questions,others observe...but there's always one who has to pee on an electric fence for himself.
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Posted 23 December 2008 - 11:03 AM
well, there you are brilliant Scottish Engineering, Marvel and was designed and built in Macduff. I think that towing system has huge potential for all tugs wordlwide.
Can that system be retrofitted to a standard tug.
Jim.
Can that system be retrofitted to a standard tug.
Jim.
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Posted 23 December 2008 - 11:40 AM
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well, there you are brilliant Scottish Engineering, Marvel and was designed and built in Macduff. I think that towing system has huge potential for all tugs wordlwide.
Can that system be retrofitted to a standard tug.
Jim.
Can that system be retrofitted to a standard tug.
Jim.
Hi Jim
The manufacture is Mampaey Offshore Industries in Holland - the system can be fitted retrospectively, see their brochure (.PDF) @
http://mampaey.com/f...leaflet2006.pdf
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