Cooper Marine has strengthened its fleet with the addition of the M/V David J. Cooper Jr. tugboat, which has a 4200 hp output. This vesselformerly known as American Pharaoh and acquired from Turn Services, brings the company’s total number of tugboats to 42.
According to the company, M/V David J. Cooper Jr. is positioned as one of the leading tugs in its category due to its excellent combination of maneuverability and strength. This balance makes it the ideal choice for the transport of cargo. transportation of cargo through the Tennessee-Tombigbee waterway.
Specifications of the tug M/V David J. Cooper Jr.
[post_relacionado]The tug, which measures 120 x 34 feet, is equipped with two Caterpillar 3516 diesel engines, operated by Reintjes WWAF873 gears. In addition, its electrical systems are powered by two John Deere 6081 engines with Magna Plus generators, ensuring efficiency and reliability in its operations.
Although its home port is in Mobile, Alabama. The tug is designed to comfortably accommodate eight crew members, maximizing comfort while transporting cargo through the inland river system.
Commitment to excellence and service
Matt Powell, CEO of Cooper Marine, noted that the acquisition of the M/V David J. Cooper Jr. reinforces the company’s commitment to efficient and safe barge transportation in the region. For his part, Angus R. Cooper III, president of Cooper Group, stated that the acquisition of the vessel is evidence of the company’s desire to exceed the expectations of its customers and ensure the delivery of optimal services for future generations.
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Source and photo: The Cooper Group