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Re: T&T: Fore and aft props

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Date: Sun Oct 22 2006 - 09:42:01 EDT

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    In a message dated 10/22/06 12:00:50 AM, Dave writes:

    > I believe the only other fore and aft tugs constructed in
    > any numbers are the SDMs (ship docking modules). While
    > great for working ships in narrow waters, they are horrible
    > boats to live on due to close quarters. In addition, they
    > are pretty useless for anything else other than ship
    > docking.
    >
    New York's Staten Island Ferries also have fore and aft drives. In fact, it
    is difficult to say which in fore and which is aft since the ferries have
    identical pilot houses at either end and the bow and stern are identical as
    well.
    The boats travel equally well in either direction. The Staten Island ferries
    never turn around in normal operation.

    Larry Z
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