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Old 06 August 2010, 07:56   #1
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These Bad Boys Again!

I know they have been spotted before, but I saw this last Sunday in Luanda Bay Angola.

It was hilarious watching the local skipper berthing with 4 levers to think about.

Cromton or something else?
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Old 06 August 2010, 08:06   #2
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It's a Crompton 14m DR (Dope Runner). This one has obviously been converted to 'Pirate spec'.
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Old 06 August 2010, 09:24   #3
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It was hilarious watching the local skipper berthing with 4 levers to think about.
He must have been a bit thick. Use two only and it would be easier than berthing with a single
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Old 06 August 2010, 18:58   #4
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I know they have been spotted before, but I saw this last Sunday in Luanda Bay Angola.

It was hilarious watching the local skipper berthing with 4 levers to think about.

Cromton or something else?
Only four!? I'm very disappointed
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Old 06 August 2010, 19:23   #5
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Crompton

I'd swap any day!
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Old 11 August 2010, 16:54   #6
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It was hilarious watching the local skipper berthing with 4 levers to think about.
... unless he has separate shift levers, in which case it's 8...
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Old 30 December 2010, 11:01   #7
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Its a Madera Ribs MRC1250

Its an Madera Ribs MRC1250.... Its used for fast transport to the oil platforms in Angola....
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Its an Madera Ribs MRC1250.... Its used for fast transport to the oil platforms in Angola....
...and to carry 'stuff'
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