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whirlpool, sauna, solarium, massage room, etc., the "Papageno" sundeck, the "Don Giovanni" deck with res- taurant and large lounge with stage and ballroom, and the "Cafe Ama- deus," and the "Magic Flute" res- taurant, to name only a few.

PRIDE OF RAINY LAKE

Munson Manufacturing

Last year, Edmonds, Washing- ton-based Munson Manufacturing

Inc. delivered the 42-foot, 49-pas- senger tour boat Pride of Rainy

Lake to Rainy Lake Cruises Inc. of

International Falls, Minn. She is op- erated on Rainy Lake in the Voya- geurs National Park on the Canadi- an border.

The Pride of Rainy Lake, is pow- ered by twin Cummins VT-903 en- gines, each rated at 425 hp at 2,800 rpm. The engines are coupled with two large Hamilton 291 waterjets.

Waterjet propulsion was necessary because the boat must operate in shallow waters—sometimes less than five feet deep—in order for tourists to take a close look at the wildlife ashore. The boat draws only 2 feet 3 inches of water.

The Pride of Rainy Lake, which has a beam of 15 feet, has a spacious cabin with huge windows for visitor viewing. The cabin is fitted with perimeter seating and contains upholstered dining room seats that can be arranged in a variety of con- figurations, including on-board con- ferences attended by 20 to 30 per- sons.

PRINCESS PAT

Huckins Yacht

The Princess Pat, a 78-foot yacht, was delivered last year by Huckins

Yacht Corporation, Inc.

The aft cockpit motoryacht's hull is of fiberglass/Airex® core construc- tion. Her two main engines are

Below, Princess Pat.

MAN B&W diesels rated at 760 shp at 2,300 rpm with ZF reduction gears. She features Arneson Surface

Drives, model ASD 14 and two 38- inch, four-bladed Nibral surface- piercing propellers. Her top speed in trials was 23.3 knots.

The two Arneson Surface Drives provide the Princess Pat with excel- lent maneuverability and perform- ance. Combining lightweight with the trimmable ASDs, the Princess

Pat can float in as little as 3 feet 9 inches of water, even with 42-inch, four-bladed propellers.

SPIRIT OF NEW YORK

Blount Marine

In 1987, Blount Marine Corpora- tion, Warren, R.I., delivered the 600-passenger cruise boat M/V

Spirit of New York to her owners,

Holiday Cruise IV Inc., a subsidiary of Cruise International.

With a 192-foot overall length, 35-foot beam and attractive, well- appointed interiors, the Spirit of

New York is one the largest and most elegant dinner/cruise vessels in the U.S.

The Spirit of New York, which cruises on New York Harbor and the East and Hudson Rivers, is powered by a pair of Detroit Diesel 12V-71TI series engines coupled with Twin Disc MG-514 reduction gears with a 3.5:1 ratio. She is also fitted with a Blount-designed, shaft-driven flume thruster prop with a hydraulically actuated direc- tion flo-rudder. The bowthruster

SPIRIT OF NEW YORK

Equipment List

Main engines . . . . . . Detroit Diesel

Propellers Columbian Bronze

Generators .... Lima

Generators engines . . . Detroit Diesel

Reduction gears . . Twin Disc

Flume thruster prop Blount

Bowthruster engine . . . Detroit Diesel

Engine controls . . Mathers

Steering system . . Wagner

Shaft bearings . . . . . . .BFGoodrich

Winches . . . Boston Gear

Fire pump . . Gorman Rupp

Bilge pump .... Jabsco

Lifesaving equipment .... Jim-Buoy

Exterior deck coverings .... Phillyclad

Sound systems . . . . Satellite Sound

Refrigeration . . . Glenco/Kolpac engine is a Detroit Diesel 6-71 Series with a Twin Disc reduction gear.

Electrical power is supplied by two

Lima 174-kw generators driven by two Detroit Diesel 8V-71 Series en- gines.

Her balconied main dining room features a winding staircase as well as custom-made etched glass pano- ramas depicting scenes of New York

Harbor.

TREASURE QUEEN

Freeport Shipbuilding

Freeport Shipbuilding & Marine

Repair, Inc., Freeport, Fla., deliv- ered the 550-passenger excursion boat Treasure Queen, one of five passenger vessels delivered by the yard last year. (continued)

The Myth.

Work done in Alaska costs more.

The Truth.

Ketchikan Shipyard Incorporated is debunking that myth and competing successfully with all the "Lower 48" in vessel repair and overhaul work.

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FAX (907) 225-0517

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