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Capt. Harry Delivered

To Wilmington Tug

On December 19, 2001, Washburn &

Doughty Associates, Inc., of East

Boothbay, Maine delivered Capt. Harry, a 4,200 hp Z Drive tug to Wilmington

Tug of Wilmington, Del. Designed by

Robert Allan Ltd., this ASD 25/55 Class

Tug measure 80 x 32 ft. (24.3 x 9.7 m), and will be used primarily for ship dock- ing; however, an extended keel will allow for operation as an escort tug in the indirect mode. Wilmington Tug operates five tugs, and in 1977 became the first operator in North America to operate a Z Drive Tug.

Wilmington Tug's newest vessel is the ninth Z Drive Tug built by Washburn &

Doughty since the Fort Bragg was con- structed for Cape Fear Towing in 1998.

Two Detroit Diesel model 12V4000 main engines rated at 2,100 hp at 1,800 rpm power the vessel. The engines drive modular Ulstein Aquamaster 1350 HZ

Drives that are removable through soft v • LNG and LPG carriers • Chemical tankers • Ferries and passenger ships • Cable layers • Offshore platforms and support ships.

All yards are ISO 9001/9002 certified and are in the process of obtaining ISO 14001.

If you have a difficult repair and only a short time in which to sort it out. your choice should be IZAR.

Who else?

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IZAR

P° de la Castellana. 55 • 28046 MADRID. Spain • Tel. +34 91 335 84 67 • Fax +34 91 335 86 38 • www.izar.es • Cadiz. Tel. +34 956 29 92 00 - [email protected] • Cartagena. Tel. +34 968 12 83 50 - [email protected] • Fene Tel. +34 981 33 84 47 - [email protected] • • Ferrol. Tel. +34 981 35 20 40 - [email protected] • San Fernando Tel. +34 956 59 98 50 • [email protected]

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Capt. Harry, a Z-drive tug built by Washburn &

Doughty Associates, was delivered to Wilming- ton Tug on December 19, 2001.

It was designed by Robert Allan Ltd. patches in the aft deck. The main engines are keel cooled with Fernstrum grid-coolers. The vessel has a 20,000- gallon fuel oil capacity, a 250-gallon lube oil capacity and 1,200 gallon fresh water capacity. The main hydraulically- powered hawser winch forward, sup- plied by Timberland, carries 400 ft. (122 m) of synthetic towline.

Fendering on the vessels will be a combination of Viking soft loop style fenders, and aircraft tires, the latter of which will be mounted on fabricated rims welded to the shell plating. These particular fenders eliminate chains and similar fittings that chafe and rust.

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Main Particulars - Ramparts Class Z-Drive Tug

Length, (o.a.) 80 ft. (24.3 m)

Beam, (molded) 32 ft. (9.7 m)

Depth, (molded) 17ft. (5.1m)

Hull draft 9 ft. (2.7 m)

Maximum draft 13ft. (3.9 m)

Main engines Detroit Diesel 16V 4000

Z-Drives Rolls-Royce/Ulstein 1350H 20 Maritime Reporter & Engineering News

WHO ELSE

BUT IZAR?

IZAR is the company horn from the merger of Ba/an and Astilleros Kspaiioles.

When it comes to shiprepairs and conversions, the result is a very po\\ erful di\ ision w ilh 11 drydocks and a S\ ncrolift located strategically around Spain in FHRROL (north-west).

CADIZ (south-west) and CARTAGENA (south-east).

With the most complete service installations, highly develo- ped skills, and worldwide recognised experience in the repair and conversion of:

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