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MANUFACTURER'S

REPRESENTATIVES I

Territories Open Throughout U.S.

Well established U.S. company internationally recognized in the field of heavy-duty marine propulsion and position- ing equipment actively seeks high-performance representa- tion to handle a comprehensive product line, including new- ly introduced Pump and Bow Jet propulsion and maneuver- ing devices.

We require an individual or organization with a solid background in the marine industry currently calling on large and small shipyards, Naval Architects, and govern- ment agencies. Our products are used in new building and retrofitting of both commercial and naval vessels.

We provide responsive logistics support and technical ser- vices, national advertising, complete sales promotional materials, and trade show participation. Please forward resumt ; th full details to: r SCHOTTEL

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Schottel of America, Inc. 8375 N.W. 56th Street

Miami, Florida 33166

Attn: Mr. P. Jacobs

SENIOR MARINE ENGINEER

SEEKS POSITION

Twenty years of marine experience, familiar with all aspects of ship repairs, new construction, power plant design, and vessel operations. Presently residing in N.Y., Metropolitan area. Willing to travel and relocate, also accept oversea as- signment. Resume on request.

Reply to Box 503 Maritime Reporter 118 East 25th St. New York, NY 10010

EXCLUSIVELY IN OUR HANDS

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE

STEEL FLOATING DRYDOCK—"SEALIFT"

Built: In 1949, American Bridge built two (2) Rail- road Carfloats, 326' x 40' x 10.8' ea. In 1979, the two (2) carfloats were joined together by Newport News

Shipbuilding in 1979, wing walls fabricated by Tide- water Construction Co., and installed on the pon- toons by Allied Repair Service.

Lifting Capacity: 5,500 Tons.

Width: 82.2 feet between wing walls.

NEW LOW PRICE: $1,450,000.00 in Norfolk Virginia.

NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED.

Remarks: There are thirty (30) compartments and four (4) rake compartments. Ballasting down can be completed in thirty (30) minutes with the dock empty. Average time for complete deballasting, al- lowing for temporary pump shut down during trim- ming, is two and one half hours. This drydock can be certified by the U.S. Navy for 2,900 Tons at a cost of approximately $100,000.00.

MOWBRAY'S

TUG AND BARGE SALES CORP.

I El.EPHONKS (2I2) thru 94.V7073 21 WEST STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. 10006 SI'ECIAI ISIS IN

NIGH I MORRISTOWN. N.J. (2011 53S-I789 I WX: 710-581-2X72

BUYING. SELLING AND REN I ING

TUG BOATS • BARGES

CONTRACTORS FLOATING

EQUIPMENT

ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE

PROFESSOR

TEACH UNDERGRADUATE COURSES IN

ELECTRONIC NAVIGATION SYSTEMS AND

RELATED NAUTICAL SCIENCE SUBJECTS.

START ON OR ABOUT 7/22/86. MS DEGREE

AND MARINE LICENSE PREFERRED. SEND

RESUME TO: PROFESSOR R. J. MEURN, COM-

MERCE DEPARTMENT OF MARINE TRANS-

PORTATION, U.S. MERCHANT MARINE ACAD-

EMY, KINGS POINT, NEW YORK 11024. AN

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

Mt. Hope & Narragansett Bays

DOCKING & COASTAL TOWING

All Diesel Fleet

PROVIDENCE STEAMBOAT COMPANY 1 India St., Providence, Rl 02903 401-331-1930 •§• Free Heavy Duty Flexible Reach Rod

I Brochure describing mechanical valve control from a remote station.

FOR SALE

POWER GANTRY MOUNTED WHIRLEY CRANE MANUFACTURED BY

CLYDE IRON WORKS INC RUNNING ON RAILS. ELECTRICAL CON-

TROLS WITH DIESEL ENGINES REVOLVES 360° MODEL 24 DE-110+9

CAPACITY 145,000 lbs. Max RAD AND 40,000 lbs. at 100' RAD. Boom

Reach 110 ft Max. and 35 ft. Min. SALE WILL BE ON AN "AS IS WHERE

IS" BASIS INTERESTED PARTIES PLEASE CALL: JOSE S. GONZALEZ, (809) 842-0170

Write or call 201-752-8300,

S. S. WHITE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS 151 Old New Brunswick Road, Dept-M §

Piscataway, NJ 08854.

DRYDOCK FOR SALE

Length over keel blocks: 458 feet (139.6 meters).

Depth over keel blocks: 28 feet (8.5 meters).

Lift capacity: 9,000 long tons (9,144 metric tons).

Length overall: 514 feet (156.7 meters).

Clear width: 92.7 feet (28.3 meters).

Sectional pontoon design enables each of its five sections to operate independently. The dock is used primarily for tugs, barges, dredges, and small- to medium-sized vessels. Recent survey, located in U.S.

Price negotiable. Contact:

John C. O'Malley

Telephone: 212/477-6700 Telex: 424768 MARINTI

Box 1202, MARITIME REPORTER/Engineering News 118 East 25th Street, New York, NY 10010

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