Petite Forte / St. Marys Cement
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Petit Forte -Barge St Marys Cement at Toronto [Janey Anderson]
Petite Forte and St. Marys Cement in layup at Hamilton. March 15, 2022. Frank Zhu.
Tug Details
| IMO No. | 6826119 |
| Year Built | 1969 |
| Builder | Cochrane & Sons (Selby, England, UK) |
| Length | 127′ / 38.71m |
| Beam | 32′ / 9.75m |
| Depth | 14’6″ / 4.42m |
| Engine Power | 4,200 bhp diesel |
| Previous Names | E. Bronson Ingram (1969-72) Jaramac 42 (1972-73) Scotsman (1973-81) Al Battal (1981-86) |
| Previous Fleets | Ingram Marine (1969-72) Oceanic Contractors (1972-73) United Towing (1973-81) Arabian Bulk Trade Ltd. (1981-86) Wakeham & Sons, Ltd. (1986-92) Great Lakes Int’l Towing & Salvage (for St Marys Cement) (1992-2023) |
Barge Details
| IMO No. | 8972077 |
| Year Built | 1986 |
| Builder | Merce Industries (Toledo, Ohio, USA) |
| Length | 345’8″ / 105.36m |
| Beam | 60′ / 18.29m |
| Depth | 23’3″ / 7.09m |
| Midsummer Draft | — |
| Unloading Gear | — |
| Capacity | 9,400 tons |
| Engine Power | 7,200 bhp diesel |
| Previous Names | (None) |
| Previous Fleets | (None) |