Russel Brothers was formed in Ontario in 1907 and moved to Owen Sound in 1936. The Fort Frances yard was sold to Cyril Maffey in 1939 and continued as Maffey Steel Boats until 1962. The yard was famous for its designs of small working tugs and produced many yard tugs for the Canadian Navy in World War II.1960 127' x 28' x 10' Steel Converted Ex CCG Vessel/Live-aboard YachtHas been used as a training, expedition, research vessel--in fresh water since 1985Presently registered as pleasure craftIce strengthened hull (Class II ice breaker)Gross tonnage: 390 / Net tonnage: 155Twin Fairbanks Morse engines - 640 HP each---Propellers: 6' x 6'Cruising speed: 9.5 knots(2) Westinghouse generators & motors - 500 hp(3) Cummins 75KW gensetsFuel capacity: 14,000 galNavigation equipment:(3) VHF Radios, GPS, (3) Radar (1 working), Direction Finder, Depth Sounder, (2) magnetic (2) gyro compassesAccommodations: Sleeps 28 to 30Fresh water capacity: 8,000 galHolding tank capacity: 1,200 galFurnace: New oil fired Slant Fin steam boiler (keeps the boat warm even in the winter)Cabins:Crew 6 cabins: 1 single, 3 upper lowers, 2 with 2 upper lowers (1 has a conversion to another upper lower), equal total 15 (15+2= 17)Aft lower deck 1 upper lower total 2Main deck 7 cabins: 3 double beds, 3 singles (2 with fold down bunks), 1 upper lowerFor More Information Call Rocco Barca 705-791-1908
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