Now THIS could be a great dive boat!

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180' Sea Going Buoy Tender that doubles as an ice cutter.

Built by Zenith Drege.

Includes:

Complete engine overhaul kits.
Extensive Inventory of vessels spare parts and electrical components.
Technical Specifications Include:


Length 180' feet by 37'molded beam by 12' draft
Diesel Electric powered by twin 700 hp Cooper-Bessemer diesels
40 ton crane
3 100kw Detroit diesel series 6-71 generators
Berthing accomodations for a crew of 60 and officers
Propeller: One 5 blade, RH, Stainless Steel, 8'6" Diameter, X 7'Pitch, 5,000lbs
Fresh water maker
Four seperate fuel tanks: w/48,735 gal capacity
Four seperate potable water tanks: w/35,175 gal capacity
Lube Oil Storage Tanks: Two for each engine at 100 gallons total of 400 gallons
Tonnage displacement: 1,025 tons
 
Sheesh... where do you park that bad boy?

-kate
 
WOW! No one has bid on the baby-boat!

I guess it isnt the right color for some people!:rolleyes:
 
We used to have a buoy tender very similar to that on Lake Michigan. (Named the Mesquite). She's a popular dive spot now, sitting on the bottom of Lake Superior off the infamous Keweenaw Peninsula

http://www.filias.net/mesquite/Main.html
 
Greg,

The Texas Swampsters have already got that live-aboard booked for several trips next year....

Especially after ol Earl get's that big block Chevy hooked up to the propeller!

--TM

(hmmmmm....time to resurect the Redneck Diver thread?)
 

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