Nice wheelhouse tour. Thanks for taking the time to show us your office! 😊

Thank you. Your tug boat wheelhouse seems SO MUCH nicer than the others I see on here!

very nice detail wheelhouse tour!!! Thanks for teaching us these things

Love watching your videos. I never realised how amazing Tugs are , the workload they can do is incredible. I heard a great description of Tugs the other day , Tugs are the sheepdogs of the water. Very apt description !!! Thanks for the tour too, very interesting learning about all the equipment at your fingertips. 🚢

0:21 Oh, thanks, I was really wondering what that was! 😆

good day. Thank you for explaining in such detail, it is very interesting. well done !😊👊🙏

That was a very cool tour. Thanks for that. Grew up around Boston area in the 1960s, Aunts family was involved with the pilot boats there. Always hearing about the stories. You’ve got a great gig there.

This is awesome! Thank you for the videos! 🔥🔥🔥

Thanks for the tour! Great work!

Thanks for the tour

Thanks Capt! Very nice setup there.

You're an Absokute champion 🎉 Thanks for this bro. Much respect

Rhode Island Here 😊 . Incredible work space 😅 .great video as usual . There is a video of your boats being built in Maine and the launching .

Thank you capt and thank you for taking the time to show us 😊

I am enough your posts, William 🤩. Keep them coming 😍

Love the content! Nice Vids

That was really interesting, thanks a lot for the explanation! Would it be possible to do an engine room tour maybe?

Next time CAT comes out ask them to make your RPM numbers on screen as big as they can get them. It can be done!

Great job! Thanks for the tutorial.

Very cool. THANKS!

Nice tour! I was hoping you was going to review the little buttons near the azipod controls.

Super interesting

thank you!

Thanks captain!!

Nice vídeo 👍

Thank you. Love these videos. Two questions, 1) why is the compass mounted on the floor? 2) How often do you kick it at first?

Good shot right there, Willy… 3:03 Is that uncle Joe’s Margery right there, or is it the one in the background? GOD I love those old style Tugboats.!! ✅ Don’t remember Anyone saying (everyone Assumes we know what they do) but is it the Pilot onboard that tells you where on the ship to be and how much power to give?? Don’t forget to ask Joe about Belchor Towing in the port of Miami … My friend that was a Mate when we went to NC made captain I heard, don’t know where he may have gone but his name was Tom White.!!

more complicated than i would have imagined. you had to jump through some hoops before they cut you loose on that Captain

LOL... You gotta get that mic about even with your pocket. Or clip it on the brim of your hat. You're getting there.

Great explanation , well done ! Are the props FPP or CPP with automatic controlled rpm vs load adjustment ?

Yo Cap'n. great informative video! Thanks for sharing!!! BTW, are those Icom radios and do you have any HF radio equipment on board?

Thank you for the tutorial and I have a question for you what would be the approximate Purchase cost of a new vessel like this. Thanks again

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In this video and your in-depth video on the z-drive controls, you never mention what the throttle-looking things on the steering controls are for, and you never address whether you can control the amount of thrust. I would assume you can since you showed the RPM chart. Are those throttles on the steering controls? Thanks. Enjoying these vids, by the way.

So Capt. Your tug is both an escort tug plus a fire tug? Is that right or wrong. In other words if there was a fire on a ship or boat you could go and put it out right? And then it is an escort tug to pull ships where they need to go right? Thanks for the tour and showing us the controls. You have a lot to remember and to control.

Second question for you if you don't mind I recognize the name McAllister on the tug and that is familiar to me maybe not this particular boat but the name McAllister on a tugboat but I'm not sure if I know that name from the Chesapeake Baltimore area or the Delaware River Philadelphia area . I'm thinking more Philadelphia but I have also spent a lot of time in the Norfolk Elizabeth/ James River area thank you once again

How much fuel can you hold? And how long would it last you?

Curious of the position of the Z drives on the bottom of the hull. Are they mid ship side by side or one forward and one aft ? Thanks so much !!

Well done Cap ! Didn’t know you guys can fight fires too. Sound is great with the mic.

So you have fire fighting capability also? Are all tugs able to fight fires then?

Out of curiosity how old is the boat?

What’s the laptop for?

How many gallons per minute can you fire pump?

How can i start the engine?🤷

Have you ever had a line snap? If yes, did anyone get hurt?

Too groovy.