I am RESENDING this . Fred told me the original email I sent had links that didn't work. I verified each one. R. I worked on two wooden tugs when I was young (early 20's). The ML Wescoat http://tinyurl.com/4f5rqrc Length 47.2 ft long Width 13ft Engine: 500 hp Year Built: 1943 Built At Riverside NJ Builder: Dredge Harbor & Yacht Home Port: Atlantic City NJ And the other one was the AC Wescoat which was built in the 1920's http://tinyurl.com/mqvcmh2 Note the second picture is a very unusual situation in towing: One tug (ML Wescoat ) towing a barge while ALSO towing the AC Wescoat who is also towing a barge ! Each tug had a coal stove on board and all winter long we had to ensure it never went out. R. Our blog is http://www.SayGood-Bye.com Youtube channel for the videos www.youtube.com/user/ralphyost1 Say Good-Bye 41 Defever On Nov 19, 2013, at 11:51 AM, fred@tug44.org wrote: > There are a number of old slow running engines in active duty on the > NY Canals. Tug Urger, the prettiest of them all, runs at around 300 rpm. > Though her 20 ton engine produces only about 300 HP. > > http://www.tug44.org/canal.corp.boats/tug-urger/ > > Come to the tugboat Roundup in Waterford next September and you'll see > several like that. > > Fred > Tug 44