Joann Krause
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Joann KrauseStock # WS5491
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Year: 1944
Model: Ex-Army ST Tug
Engine: 1200 hp EMD 12-567 Diesel Inboard
Hull: Steel
USA Registered. Joann Krause, 78' all steel ex-Army ST tug. Very good condition. A model bow tug owned by an East Coast tug company for 30 years. Always well maintained and continuous improvement. Re-powered in 1955 with a 12 cylinder EMD, regularly maintained as needed. Good working tug or great live-aboard.
2010 survey available.
Details
Overview
- 1944 US Army built ST tug
- Location: Maryland
- 78'11" x 29' x 10' with 6'6" headroom
- Survey: 2010
Power
- Engine: EMD 12-567 single screw, 1200 hp diesel
- Ratio: 2.5:1
- Propeller: Bronze, 4 blade, 80 x 54
- Shaft: Stainless steel, 6" diameter
- Cruising speed: 8 knots
- Full speed: 10 knots
- Fuel consumption: 30 gallons per hour
- Fuel tanks: 4, steel, 16,000 US gallons total capacity
- Engine alarms and gauges
- Auxiliary engines: 2, Detroit
- Gensets: 2, 30 kW
- Hydraulic pumps: 2
- Compressors: 2, Quincy 325
- Bilge pumps
Structural
- All steel construction
- Decks: 2
- Paint, zincs and anti-fouling
- Anchor
- Anchor winches
- Drums
Electronics
- GPS:
- VHF's: 2
- Radar
- Sounder
- Plotter
- Spotlight
- Compass
- Batteries
Accommodations
- Sleeps: 6
- Stove
- Fridge / Freezer
- Galley sink
- Water tank: Steel, 1000 gallons
- Head
- Shower
- Hot water
- Heating
- Holding tank
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