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Page 54: of Maritime Reporter Magazine (September 1977)
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The BIG ONES at ZIDELL
FOR SALE-RENT-CHARTER
MR 7601 and 2 FLOATING DOCKS
NOW
VESSEL CHARACTERISTICS 2OO-TON LIFTING CAPACITY
LENGTH OVERALL 140 FT.
BEAM 84 FT.
DRAFT 7 FT.
LIGHT DISPLACEMENT 2,334 TONS
ALL STEEL CONSTRUCTION
ELECTRIC REVOLVING TYPE —FULL 360°
WEB BOOM 146 FT.
MAIN HOIST: 200-Ton—By 2 only, 8 part blocks.
Each block carries 2,050 ft. of 11/2 ", 6 x 37 I.P.S. wire rope (New).
AUX. HOIST: 25-Ton—By 1 only 4 part block.
Block carries 1,110 ft. of 1%", 6 x 37
I.P.S. wire rope (New).
ADDED FEATURES 1. Diesel Electric Powered with G.M. 8-278A diesel engine (engine just majored) and 300 KW, 230 volt Generators. Both in A-1 first class condition. 2. All New Wire Rope Throughout. 3. All sheaves, bushings and sheave pins have been removed, inspected and replaced in Good
Condition. 4. All Electrical systems and controls have been placed in good operating condition. 5. Large Fuel Tank Capacity. 6. 25 Ton auxiliary hoist has full 140 ft. of boom travel. 7. Two main hoist drums can be operated independently.
AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION AND DEMON-
STRATION AT OUR PIER —PORTLAND, OREGON
Contact: Hugh Sturdivant
Sales Manager
Phone: 503/228-8691 with 50-Ton Whirley Cranes
Contact: Hugh Sturdivant or A. D. Canulette, Jr.
Phone: 503/228-8691
Telex: 36-0503 • Cable "ZIDELL"
ZIDELL
EXPLORATIONS, INC. 3121 S.W. Moody Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97201
VESSEL CHARACTERISTICS
LENGTH OVERALL 442 FT.
BEAM 57 FT.
DRAFT (Light Displ.) 14 FT.
CRANES: Main Hoist 50 Tons
Whip Hoist 10 Tons
Boom 105 Ft.
Check these ADDED FEATURES
I^ 400 ft. Whirley Track on deck, tx 564,000 Cubic ft. of inside storage—5 Holds jX YES—IMMEDIATELY Available for Use. 3 Units in One—A Dock, A Whirley Crane and Large Dry Storage Facility. MR 7602 Available for inspection and demonstration at our pier—Portland, Oregon
Diesel Electric 200-TON
FLOATING
CRANE
Ready To Go To Work