How to dock a huge ship on a windy day! Heritage Marine Tug assisting the Laker John G Munson! l скачать в хорошем качестве

How to dock a huge ship on a windy day! Heritage Marine Tug assisting the Laker John G Munson! l

Links to previous Tug Videos of Heritage:    • See a Master Salute along with hearing it!...   Master Salute    • Inside and out tour of the Heritage Marine...   Nels J Tour    • Tour of a working tug on the Great Lakes! ...   Helen H Tour A surprise Friday after work treat! While driving across the bridge, I noticed the Edward H in the harbor making its way to the Munson, a phone call inquiring if the Monson was moving was made. Much to my surprise the offer for a ride came with the call! I cannot believe Mike turned around and met he at his dock! The video goes from arriving at the ship, to the docking process. Radio chatter between the Captain of the Munson and the Tug included. The Munson arrived to load ore after the Michipicoten, was attempting to dock behind the Michi at the Gravity Chutes. The wind did not allow that plan. They backed down the river and anchored waiting for a tug and the wind to subside. They did load their ore in fast mannor, departed the CN dock at 05:45 on May 06, heading out to Indiana Harbor. FYI, I did capture that departure as well. Just not on the Tug Info on the Munson from boatnerd.com: Ship Particulars Length 768′ 03″ (234.17m) Beam 72′ 00″ (21.95m) Depth 36′ 00″ (10.97m) Midsummer Draft 27′ 04″ (8.33m) Unloading Boom Length 250′ (76.2m) Capacity 25,550 tons Engine Power 7,000 bhp diesel Info on the Edward H from Tugboat Info Year Built: 1970 Length: 102.8 Hailing Port: KNIFE RIVER, MN. Hull Depth: 16.3 Hull Breadth: 29 Gross Tonnage: 196 Net Tonnage: 131 Previous Vessel Names: YTB-809 (Agawam), FORT POINT, FORT POINT, FORT POINT, FORT POINT, FORT POINT, FORT POINT, FORT POINT, FORT POINT, FORT POINT, FORT POINT, FORT POINT, FORT POINT, FORT POINT, FORT POINT, FORT POINT Previous Vessel Owners: United States Navy, Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service (DRMS), MAINEPORT