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Home Port:
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Kodiak, Alaska
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Length Overall:
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128 feet
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Width:
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28 feet
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Depth:
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11.7 feet
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Gross Tons:
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298 – ITC (198)
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Net Tons:
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89 – ITC (135)
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Year built:
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1989
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Where Built:
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Bayou La Batre, Alabama
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Builder:
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Horton Boats, Inc. – Elmo Horton
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Registry:
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United States of America
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Material:
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welded steel
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Rebuilt:
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1995 – 21’ extension
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Fuel System:
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(9) Fuel Oil tanks – 25,800 gallons
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Fresh Water:
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(2) fresh water tanks @1500 gallons
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Anchor Deck:
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1,500 lbs Danforth style anchor
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Main Propulsion:
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Twin MPTK Mitsubishi 6-cylinder inline duals
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Horsepower:
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630 @ 1,600 rpm
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Start:
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24 VDC electric
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Cooling System:
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keel
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Auxiliary Power #1:
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Detroit 8V92 NA 8-cylinder (port- AC and hydraulic power)
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Auxiliary Power 21:
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Detroit 8V71 NA 8-cylinder V series natural (starboard- AC and hydraulic power)
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Fuel System:
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FOT No. 1
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bow centerline = 3,600 gallons
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FOT No. 2
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port and starboard win aft of FOT No. 1 = 3,600 gallons each
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FOT No. 3
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forward amidships wing port and starboard = 1,500 gallons each
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FOT No. 4
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aft amidships wing port and starboard = 1,500 gallons each
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FOT No. 5
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stern wing between lazarette and engine room port and starboard = 4,500 gallons each
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Estimated Total Fuel Capacity:
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25,800 gallons
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