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Author: Trevor Hallifax
Spurs GY 697
Spurs Built 1962 Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co Ltd Goole for Consolidated Fisheries Ltd Grimsby registered to subsidiary company Wendover Steam Fishing Co
27/07/1978 Sold to the Huxley Fishing Co Ltd Lowestoft
Although the Spurs was given the fishing number LT 303 she was never actually used for fishing by the Colne Group
22/07/1978 Arrived at Lowestoft where she was laid up shortly afterwards
03/1980 Converted for oil rig support duties after a 20-month period of being laid up
14/06/1991 Sold for scrap to Spearing International
12/07/1991 The Spurs sailed for the breakers yard on the Thames
Her Details are
- Official Number 130300
- Yard Number 533
- Call Sign GJZU
- GT 439 NT 146
- Dimensions 137.2 x 28 x 14.2
- Foc’sle 28
- Engines 4 stroke single acting diesel engine by Mirrlees National Ltd Stockport
Scrapped
Spurs GY 515
Spurs Built 1933 Smiths Dock Co Ltd South Bank Middlesbrough for Consolidated Fisheries Ltd Grimsby
09/1939 Bought by the Admiralty served as an Auxiliary Patrol vessel
1946 Consolidated Fisheries bought Spurs and Registered GY 148
04/10/1961 The Hull tug Headman owned by the United Towing Co. Ltd left Hull to tow the Spurs back to Grimsby
Her Details are
- Official Number 162874
- Yard Number 955
- Call Sign GWMB
- Admiralty Number FY 168
- GT 399 NT 150
- Dimensions 155 x 26.4 x 12.2
- Quarter deck 84 Foc’sle 25
- Engines Smiths Dock Co.Ltd cylinders 13½ 22½ and 39 x 26in stroke
Scrapped in 04/1962
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