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Tug CMS WRESTLER at Greenock , Scotland

stagecoach cumberland B10 748 (K748 DAO)on it,s way to a full house!

Dr. Enrique Martinez of Atlanta Gastroenterology Group speaks about diet, liver disease, and acquired cardiovascular disease at The Halle Institute's mini-summit on cardio-metabolic syndrome, Oct. 14, 2011. The event was part of The Halle Institute's Research Program.

 

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Photo by Chris Savas

seen inside cumberlands maryport bus stn is BRISTOL VR 437 (KRM 437 W) on a 30 service to whitehaven-april 1983

CMS Warrior ASD tug assisting outbound BBC Bergen to Alfred Dock, Birkenhead.

 

She was working with Kotug Smit Liverpool

 

Bollard Pull AHEAD: 51.5 ton(m)

 

Bollard Pull ASTERN: 47.1 ton(m)

IMO: 9765184

 

MMSI: 235113374

 

Call Sign: 2IWN7

 

Flag: Great Britain

 

AIS Vessel Type: Tug

 

Gross Tonnage: 161

 

Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 22.73m × 10.43m

 

Year Built: 2015

 

Status: Active

 

Registered Owner: Clyde Marine Services Ltd.

 

Ship Manager: Clyde Marine Services Ltd.

 

Shipyard: DAMEN SHIPYARDS CHANGDE CO., LTD., China

 

Hull Number: 512916

 

Date of Build: 10 Sep 2015

 

ANCHOR/TOWING WINCH: Hydraulically driven split drum, pull 18 ton at 11m/min and

 

slack rope at 33 m/min, 130 ton brake

 

TOWING HOOK AFT: Mampaey, SWL 650 kN

 

Main Engines: 2x Caterpillar 3512C TA HD+/ C

 

Total Power: 3000 bkW (4023 bhp) at 1600 rpm

 

Azimuth Thrusters: Rolls Royce US 205MK1

Cumberland No.94 was rebodied by Massey (DP32R) on a Leyland TS2 chassis seen here before delivery in April 1939. The original body was also built by Massey some 10 years earler.

72 Pass 2026 Blue Bird Vision w/ Ford 7.3L Propane engine

Tug, CMS Boxer leaving James Watt Dock, Greenock

 

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72 Pass 2021 Thomas C2 w/ Cummins B6.7 engine

72 Pass 2026 IC CE w/ Cummins B6.7 engine

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