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226 posts · Page 13 of 19- figtree7ntsAdmiralI just noticed you have working anchor chains, great job! I wish their was a pond near by you could go to! I guess you are stuck to the bath tub like me too!
- figtree7ntsAdmiralVery nice looking Tugboat reminds me of the Robbe Neptune! I had one lost at sea unfortunately! 😭
Two engines
Lenght 120 cmts
- chugalone100Rear AdmiralJose Miguel:
Looking at your knuckleboom crane, tells me that you are a great craft master.
I will be facing soon the same situation.
My crane is made in your homeland I believe.
Ibercisa Estrada Muíños 25
36213 Vigo - España
Julian from Miami😎
Oh yes , sound effects donated by nearby Tug 😊
- DennisRobothamPetty Officer 1st Classnice one son,the Tracker and Vietnam boats look and perform great.....well done.Liked by CraigRobotham
History M.T. Northsider & M.T. Ironsider:
Completed April 1967, at Richard bunston Hessle for the Lawson
Batey Tug Co. Ltd., at a cost of £106,500. Then chartered to the Tyne & Wear Tug Co. Ltd., working on the Tyne for harbour towage. Also visiting other UK and European ports during many coastal tows. After a long and eventful service on the Tyne, sold in 1996 to BaltagI Pilots in Bahrain and renamed 'BaltagI 6' there it remains in service today. M.T. Ironsider Completed September 1967, a sister ship to the Northsider, also chartered to the Tyne Wear Tug Co. Ltd., until 1992. Then sold to Proodos Maritime Co., Piraeus and renamed 'MegaloharI 12' still in service today.
Both tugs are similar to Alexandra Towings Tug, 'Sauria' which, was based at Felixstowe, UK. .