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014" & 16" ALL-BRONZE PORTLIGHTS with deadlights THE BOSTON METALS COMPANY 313 E. Baltimore St. Baltimore, Md. 21202 539-1900 (301) 355-5050 RENT, LEASE OR SALE! BARGE MOUNTED REVOLVING CRANE 50-Ton capacity. Barge dimensions: 57' wide x 190' long. CRANES-WHIRLEYS: One American 1956 model R20 HHE heavy duty 50 Ton. One practically new American model 254 capacity 90 Tons at 50', 25 Tons at 140'. One Clyde model 24E 50 Tons a» 45'. CONTINUOUS LIBERTY SHIP DISMANTLING?Marine parts always available. STEEL BARGES AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY?I80'x42'x 12' and 150'x42'xl2'?A.B.S. Newly Constructed. OTHER SIZES ALSO AVAILABLE. SCHNITZER INDUSTRIES American Ship Dismantle!**, Inc. 3300 N.W. Yeen Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97210 Phone:(503) 224-4321 Cable:Sehnitzerbro Telex: 503-224-1W2 Ft. of Adeline St., Oakland, Calif. Phone: 415-444-3fl9 MARINE PUMPS - FIRE - BILGE - GENERAL SERVICE GENERAL SERVICE BUTTERWORTH & FIRE 2-Stage 300 GPM @ 339 ft. Mfg. by Gould & Ingersoll-Rand. Bronze?5 x 4?50 HP 230 VDC ?2500 RPM?with magnetic starters?recon-ditioned. Fire & General service?550 GPM @ 30 lbs.? 14.5 440/3/60 motor?built for USN. NEW ALL-BRONZE BUFFALO PUMP INGERSOLL-RAND FIRE & BILGE PUMP Self-Priming 200 GPM?bronze?224' head?90/100 lbs fire service?suction lift 23'?3500 RPM. MOTOR: 20 HP?440/3/60/3500 RPM?28 amps?G.E. type KF?frame 326?class B?totally enclosed? Navy Service A ? 314" suction ? 3" discharge. PRIMER MOTOR: 1 14 HP ? 440/3/60/3600 RPM?fan cooled?totally enclosed-?2.2 ampt. Nash priming pump complete with priming valve. Reconditioned. $497.50 AUXILIARY CONDENSATE Worthington?1 54 UZ-3?20 GPM @ 208'?5 HP?230 VDC?1577/2250 RPM?2'/i" suction ?1 14" discharge. BRONZE FEED-WATER BOOSTER PUMPS 220/237 GPM @ 144' head?2-stage?1750 RPM with 30 HP 440/3/60 motor control 8> spares. Built for USN. INGERSOLL-RAND FIRE & FLUSHING PUMP THE BOSTON METALS COMPANY 313 E. Baltimore St. Baltimore, Md. 21202 539-1900 301 355-5050 RECIPROCATING PUMP 80 GPM @ 60 lbs.?self-priming motor-driven, with air dome. 2-Cylindei^5" bore?8" stroke? ,, 4" suction?3" discharge Variable speed 6 HP motor?230 VDC?reduction gear ratio 22:1. German-built?long o favorite on foreign ships for reliability. $1250.00 200 GPM?total head 224'?discharge pressure 100 PSI ? 314" suction ?3" discharge ? 3500 RPM?bronze construction?flanged. MOTOR: 20 HP ?440/3/60/3600 RPM ? G.E. type K.F.? frame 326 ? full load amps 28 ? fen cooled ? ambient 50°C?class B insulation?totally en-closed ? Navy Service A. DIMENSIONS: OAL 37V4"?OAW 18 31/32"?OAH 1814"?total weight 1225 lbs. Reconditioned. $397.50 MURRAY & TREGURTHA DIESEL PROPULSION UNITS JUST ARRIVED ?7 UNITS Model 02-D?powered by 6-cylinder G.M. 6-71 diesel?driven through Oliver gear?8708?for-ward ration 1:1.27?reverse 1:1?3 blade propel-ler?48" diameter?24" pitch?left hand?man-ual steering?electric starting. RECONDITIONED? READY TO GO! 1 Model 0-7 unit in stock. Powered by twin GM 6-71 diesels with hydraulic clutch & electric steer-ing. Propeller diam. 64" pitch 48". Tailfin raised & lowered mechanically. 7' from bottom of unit to propeller hub center. Weight about 20,000 lbs. Propeller speed 308 RPM. Unit can develop up to 500 HP. Formerly used on Cargill Grain Co. barge "Carpolis". Actual photo on request. Can be demonstrated running in shop. THE BOSTON METALS COMPANY 313 E. Baltimore St. Baltimore, Md. 21202 539-1900 (301) 355-5050 CARRIER REFRIGERATION UNITS 40-Ton Air Conditioning & Cargo Refrigeration Units Carrier compressor?model 7G8-EF?freon com-pressor with manual cylinder cut-out?426 RPM? 39.4 tons?suction temp. 45°F?cond. temp.? 105°F?35 HP?230 volt DC motor. Complete with motor control?refrigeration condenser?re-ceiver ? fittings. 8 Complete units. Dimensions: Compressor 6'8!4" long?4' 10Vi" OAW?ap-prox. 6' high over suction connection. Condenser about 14' long?approx. 12" diameter. Just re-moved from Grace Line vessels. Excellent for fish-ing industry, banana boats, air-conditioning quar-ters, etc. THE BOSTON METALS COMPANY 313 E. Baltimore St. Baltimore, Md. 21202 539-1900 (301) 355-5050 62 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News