Subject Fwd
9/24d12 NM
Subject Fwd
From: Ray Meeker
To.
Clete Wednesday. September 26. 2012 4 31 PM
Island Marine
Industrial Service, LLC
6500 Red hook Plan #730
St. Moms, U.S.V.I. 00802
Re Harge repair at Little Saint James:
I. To supply labor and triscellaneous shop supplies as needed.
2. Trouble shoot and axial hydraulic cylinders on the port and starboard ramp.
3. Re-alien tlx: port and starboard engines and transmissiuts.
4. Remove and tephee hydratihe pumps and couplings.
5. Trouble shoot repair and / or replace any ekctrical, wiring, gauges, or sendlig units.
6. Replace air fikcr systems and rehted hardware.
This total prce will not exceed 532.600.00
Payments will be nude as follows; 35% deposit ( S11.410.00 ) Balance when the job is completed nut to
exceed 521.1 09 00 September 25,2012
(340) 643-7222
. Respectably submitted by Bob K assner
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?ND itSUBBASE DFIYDOCIC, INC. COMPLETE MARINE REPAIRS SINCE 1981
September 4, 2012
Re: Condition Report Big N
To Whom it May Concern:
The following report reflects the condition of the Rudder assembly, Drive train, Flex
Exhaust. Ramp and Hull:
Rudders
Upon removal of the rudder blade, the lower pintel was found to be out of round, the
bushing on the heel was worn and out of round. This is causing the rudder blade to
contact the base plate. Repair costs were discussed with your representative and repair
cost were not in budget.
The upper rudder shafts were examined and found to be covered in rust and grime.
Subbase Drydock was instructed to remove rudder assembly, consisting of upper rudder
bearings, rudder arm, steering (hydraulic) pin.tie rod, and stuffing boxes. Many
connecting components were found to be wont, bushings were out of round, and parts
severely rusted.
Subbase Drydock cleaned all parts. and reinstalled same. Repair costs were discussed and
it was determined that repairs were not in budget.
The flanges holding the rudder stock to the rudder blade were disconnected and four of
the eight bolts were found to he in a non :serviceable state, at this time we are awaiting a
decision.
Drive train
The propellers were removed, coupling removed, shafts removed, stuffing boxes
removed, and cutless bearings removed; upon removal all parts were cleaned and
inspected. The propellers arc in a satisfactory condition, the shafts are in a satisfactory
condition, the stuffing boxes were cleaned and new hoses with clamps were installed,
packing was removed and replaced with new.
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The stbd coupling was inspected and the key way was not uniform in width
Repair costs were discussed and it was determined that repair cost was not in budget. A
new step key was fabricated in a attempt to correct the loose fit. 'Ibis repair is not
considered to be a correction. The shaft log was found to be worn on the lower portion of
the log. (both port and stbd, the port side is in a more advanced state ), this was caused by
the engine not being in alignment with the shaft, an attempt was made to correct the
alignment on the Port shaft, these two components, without extensive modification. arc
not able to comply with industry standards (a rule for non-alignment is approx
thousands of a inch, the port alignment is over a 1,2' out on the 12 to 6 o'clock position
and at least the same on the 9 to 3 o'clock position). The Stbd drive train is also out of
alignment but not as sever. Repair costs were discussed and it was determined that repair
cost were not in budget.
Subbase l)rvdock recommends that in the near future repairs should be made, if left in
this condition sever vibration will cause some part of the drive train to fail.
Flex Exhaust
Upon removal of the heat covering the flex exhaust flanges were found to be in a
deteriorated state, Subbase Drydock was instructed to fabricate new flanges . This was
not in our bid and will be a additional cost.
The reason the flex part of the exhaust system failed was due to non-alignment ,
installing the new flex will only work for a short amount of time, once the engine
alignment issue is corrected the new Ilex will have to be modified to fit or it will fail
again.
All of the above repairs are not under warranty.
Ramp
The underside of ramp on both outboard port and stbd sides showed sever wear to
pining. Subbase Dry dock was advised to make repairs in addition to the quoted repairs.
This repair is on a time and material basis.
After the bottom was pressure washed and sanded. cracks were visible to several areas of
the hull, most in the strut area. Repair costs were discussed and a decision was made to
do some of the repairs. Repairs are on a time and material basis.
All labor costs (other than bottom painting) were recorded and on all areas our repairs
were below quoted costs.
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After a review of all our findings I would budget approx 40k to make the vessel
serviceable. This amount is over and above the work already performed.
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ISLAND RIGGING & HYDRAULICS, INC. 8186 Sub Base Road, Suite 4
802
Tel: Far: mail:
25 September 2012
ESTIMATE A
MILD STF.F.I. HOSE FITTINGS AND ADAPTERS
To repair hydraulic plumbing for the loading ramp aboard the landing craft BIG N
PLEASE NOTE: The ramp cylinders must be put in place by Subbase Drydock
LABOR: To remove 26 hoses; drain and dispose of oil; remove old valves and
valve bodies; measure and make up new hoses; install and bracket hoses and new
valves and valve bodies. Fill system with oil, hook up. bleed and test cylinders.
120.0 hrs (r*i) 80.00/per hour 9,600.00
PARTS: To include hose fittings, adapters, hose, valves and valve bodies,
hydraulic oil and absorbers.
5.226.00
HOSE FABRICATION: 520.00
FREIGHT and HANDLING 250.00
TOTAL. ESTIMATE: SI5.596.00
NOTE: This is an estimate not a quote or fixed price. Unforeseen difficulties and/or
unknown requests may warrant additional parts and/or labor. Thank you, we are looking
forward to working with you.
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