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The One Ocean II, reportedly the largest fiberglass fishing trawler in the U.S., docked at

Master Marine, Inc.'s Escatawpa, Mississippi, yard. She is the second large fiberglass trawl- er built by Master Marine for U.S. Marine Corporation, Kodiak, Alaska.

Master Marine Building 100-Foot Fiberglass Trawler

For Alaska Fisheries

The Escatawpa, Mississippi, ship- yard of Master Marine, Inc. has begun construction of one of the nation's largest fiberglass trawlers for operation in the Alaska fisher- ies.

Christened the One Ocean II, the 100-foot vessel is being built for

U.S. Marine Corporation, Kodiak,

Alaska. She is the second large fiberglass trawler built by Master

Marine for U.S. Marine Corp. The first, named the One Ocean I, was an 85-foot vessel delivered in 1988.

The 100-foot One Ocean II has a beam of 27 feet and draft of 10 feet.

Her propulsion power is provided by a 1,280-hp Caterpillar 3512TA diesel engine fitted to a 79-inch pro- peller via Aquamet shafting and a

Reintjes reduction gear with a ratio of 6:1.

Two Caterpillar engines, a model 3306 and 3408, fitted to two 65-kw generators and hydraulic pumps supply auxiliary power. The 3408 engine, with 443 horsepower, turns three hydraulic pumps that provide power for trawl winches, dual net reels, an anchor winch and four net- handling winches.

The Caterpillar 3306 auxiliary en- gine, rated at 201 horsepower, drives two hydraulic water pumps and compressors in a Refrigerated Sea- water (RSW) system and also pro- vides hydraulic power for a deck crane.

Designed by Master Marine's

Henry Masters, the One Ocean II features a 437-foot-square deck- house forward. She has a fish hold capacity of 5,800 cubic feet and fuel capacity of 22,000 gallons.

Two more fiberglass fishing trawlers are on Master Marine's de- sign boards, measuring 110 and 120 feet.

Master Marine expects to deliver the One Ocean II later this year.

Master Marine has constructed a number of fishing vessels, both of steel and fiberglass, for operators around the country.

For free literature detailing the building facilities of Master Ma- rine,

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Thorne Introduces

New Commercial

Compactor Line

Thomas Thorne, president,

Thorne Compactors And Trash,

Inc., Burnsville, Minn., recently an- nounced the introduction of the new 1990 Thorne line of compact, com- mercial compactors.

Requiring a floor area of as little as 3.1 square feet for the Model 240, this new, rugged, long-life compac- tor line bags, bales, boxes and cubes both wet and dry waste.

An internal germicidal light de- stroys microorganisms, bacteria, mold spores and virus by ultraviolet

ONE OCEAN II

Equipment List

Main engine . . Caterpillar

Propeller . . . . Doran

Nozzle . . Mitternight

Auxiliary engines . . Caterpillar

Generators Lima

Keel coolers . . . .Walters

Engine controls MMC

Reduction gear . . . Reintjes

Shafting . . . Aquamet

Steering control hydraulic system Alliance Fluid Power

Trawl hoists Alliance Fluid Power

Main boom hoists, cod-end winch, picking boom hoist . . . . . Pullmaster

Deck crane . . . Washington Engineering

Radar . . . . Furuno

Plotter control . . . . Furuno

Compass . . . . Furuno

Video sounder . . . . Furuno

Paper recorder . . . . Furuno

Net sounder . . . . Furuno

Weather fax . . . . Furuno

Loran C . . . . Furuno

VHF . . . . Furuno

Sonar . . . . Furuno

Loud hailer . . .Raytheon

Horn & intercom . . .Raytheon

SSB SEA

Autopilot Sperry Marine

Rudder angle indicators . . Sperry Marine

Lever sterrers Sperry Marine rays. Air is kept clean by oxidizing odors.

All models have the same features but with varying specifications and capacity.

The line is ideally sized and priced for multiple locations in a variety of applications such as hos- pitals, restaurants, nursing homes, apartments, office buildings, air- ports, amusement parks, resorts and warehouses.

For more information and free lit- erature on the new 1990 commercial compactor line from Thorne,

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