Life on board "SMIT SINGAPORE", history SMIT TAK Legend. Ocean tug.

[@klocknerdeutz]

Geweldig filmpje! Is toch gaaf dit, over duurzaamheid gesproken. Allemaal door NL zelf gebouwd zwaar spul, tot de motoren aan toe. En dan lekker even reviseren eens in de zoveel... dat is mijns inziens veel groener dan al dat geneuzel van vandaag.

[@arthurjones622]

Nice boats.worked for Alexandra rowing.

[@cidcampeador1952]

I LOVE IT THE TUGBOATS .

[@LMSILVIA]

Big fan of salvage videos but i don't get one thing. SMIT and Svitzer Wijsmuller or Wijsmuller alone? Whats the story? Are they sister companies, competition? Sometimes the same tug carries SMIT livery and sometimes Svitzer...

[@schippertje25]

These tugs were originally built by/for Smit, afterwards had a joint venture with Wijsmuller, on the sides then came smitwijs, as wel with the name like smitwijs Singapore, Smit and Wijsmuller each had 50% in this venture, svitzer bought Wijsmuller and took over the big tugs and so it became part of svitzer, I believe end of '90's, early 2000's, then the prefix Smit(wijs) was removed

[@lizathorpe9136]

What ship is this towing as I thought it was the Azarapad

[@brameloo]

ik herken de stem: Meester Louis van ´t Wout is de maker van deze clip!

[@JaapVersteegh]

Lekker pluimpje als je gas geeft met die TM-410's ;D

[@ned900]

What shi[p are they recovering at 11 minutes in?

[@bialashenryk4639]

5 years on board

[@brycetumang9009]

Smit Singapore: I'm tow you but, what's your name? Zarpa. Yes.

[@rianapriyadirahmat]

interested as a Master

[@jonikiba1]

Heel erg jammer dat dit prachtige schip is gesloopt

[@RicardoBulaong]

Singapore in action

[@geertjanstroetinga4334]

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