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Old 03-17-2010, 01:43 AM   #11
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That is a great video thanks for putting it up for all to see. I can only imagine a repower of this size and how much work and effort it takes. Nice to see that they are methodically tagging and cataloging all the parts and pieces.

I am sure that the parts and pieces from our M/S Mount Washington's Enterprise Engines will be sought after so as to keep some other vessel, vessels going on, that were not ready, as yet to give up the Enterprise Engines... Grants Help, as you and we all know.

Having lived in the Lakes Region for so many years and being a fan of our M/S Mount Washington, I am Soooo happy that they chose Caterpillar engines to replace the old Enterprise's, as they are the very best and most efficient engines that money can buy these days... When it comes to Diesel Power, they've had and continue to have a lock on it...



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