Pacific Spray
REDUCED!
Pacific Spray
Stock # WS6225
Reduced to $1,500,000(CAD)Dimensions: 78'4" x 24'2"
Year: 1979
Manufacturer: Custom
Engine: Twin Cummins
Hull: Steel
Well known packer barge, repowered in 2024. Loading capacity is 100 tons in the holds or 70 tons on deck. Versatile working platform with HIAB X-HIPRO 408 crane, deck winch with two capstans and one drum. In full operation this vessel is a steady earner with low expenses.
Details
Overview
- Vessel Name: Pacific Spray
- Year: 1979
- Length: 78' 4" "
- Beam: 24' 2" "
- Vessel Location: Port McNeil
- Main Engine Hours: 8000
Power
- Engine: 8.3L Twin Cummins
- H.P: 300 each
- Fuel Type: Diesel
Accommodations
- Sleeps up to 4 crewmembers.
Accessories
- A/C: 30 kw
- Power Pack: Perkins M130 crane power pack
- Power Pack: Diesel 3-71 Hydraulic
- Pressure Washer (optional hot water)
- Heavy Roller: 1 midships portside
- Heavy Roller: 1 centerline on the bow
Additional
- Deck Crane: HIAB X-HIPRO 408 (max lifting 10ton at 3.2m) with max reach (70ft) 21m with 1 ton lifting capacity
- Winches: Deck, 2 capstans and 1 drum
- Vulcanized Powerblock
- Fish Totes: 50
- Deck Capacity: 70 tons
- Hold Capacity: 100 tons
- Fire Fighting Water Canons: 2 (spray distance 100ft)
- Dewatering Pumps for salvage operations x2
- Work Skiff: 1
This listing is presented by Hans Ter Horst
Hans Ter Horst
604-729-4626
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