Dimensions: LOA 28.65m Beam 7.7m Draught 3.2m max 3.87 Displacement 214tons light 305 tons full load. Description: Just recently out of service this well-maintained tug built in 1966 for the UK ministry of Defence this tug was one of a series of Dog Class tugs produced over a number of years. Powered by two Lister Blackstone ERS8 marine engines (eight cylinder). Twin propellors. 1,320 bhp Speed 12 knots and a range of 2,236 nautical miles (4,000 km) at 10 knots (19 km/h)... read more

This, the archetypal workboat, the Cheverton has rightly gained a reputation as a working boat and this multi-role example suitable as a wind farm support vessel, dive, survey or guard vessel, is a prime example. Refitted and updated since her original build date, with seating and facilities for 14 personnel, she has two heads and showers, crew berths and a fully fitted galley. Powered by twin Caterpillar 3406 engines, each producing a massive 550 hp driving through quick shift transmissions to fixed props, this vessel should fulfil any role demanded of her and her coding should be easi... read more

The Fairey marine company was synonymous with inventive and enduring design. This boat, number 698 came off the production line in 1980. She is one of only seven boats produced and of those seven it is believed only three survive. She has the stamp of a utility vessel, produced to do a job of work in exacting and demanding conditions. With her excellent helming wheelhouse, safety bulkheads and generous working areas, and a well protected accommodation area she could be suitable for a wide range of tasking; dveboat, work launch, sea fishing, etc. This is a serious boat and coupled wit... read more