PACIFIC TUGBOATS tractor tugs

[@boatman285]

great video 'guys' enjoy watching your work

[@LANDSEAAIRCANADA]

Cheers

[@KMorozou]

great video!Always fun look

[@janandbruceadamsvanadventu3226]

Really nice video. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@LANDSEAAIRCANADA]

Sorry for the late Thank you {:-)

[@DarrenCharron]

That is very cool it's amazing how those little tugboats can move those massive ships.

[@LANDSEAAIRCANADA]

Big horse power and design of these tractor tugs purpose built for this task Thanks Darren

[@hughtufnail302]

Nice video as usual. I'd like to see old Cates 1-2-3 etc before retired. Most were around 40 ft maybe? Powered by 12-71 jimmys.

[@ufolev]

Great Video, Thank You!

[@LANDSEAAIRCANADA]

Thanks friend

[@VancouverIsland1]

Cool time lapse shots also, Glad you put the train in video too

[@LANDSEAAIRCANADA]

Thanks friend

[@crazymark]

Cool time-lapse...!!

[@LANDSEAAIRCANADA]

Thanks buddy !

[@WayBackMachineOne]

I enjoyed that very much

[@LANDSEAAIRCANADA]

Thank you kindly !

[@dutyfree1166]

Bro what is the difference between ASD tug and Tractor tug?

[@LANDSEAAIRCANADA]

The Drive system Google ASD Tug for full explanation

[@bigronshobbies8209]

That was great, enjoyed. : ))

[@LANDSEAAIRCANADA]

Thanks BR all the best !

[@RobFarrowATV]

Nice to see the tugs working! How many Charles H Cates are there? Was that a tug model I saw go by? LOL!

[@LANDSEAAIRCANADA]

hey Rob, the tugs of the CATES factors and a couple other tractor type tugs numbering around 6 in the Washington fleet, back in the day CATES had many small tugs for ship docking in Vancouver harbour Alas that was long ago, there have been awesome r/c models built of these tugs The 3 newest tractor tugs all built in Turkey arrived here under their own power, quite the voyage Cheers

[@RobFarrowATV]

Thanks Man!