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From: Richard Kahn < Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 2015 2:33 PM To: jeffrey E. Subject: Fwd: Quote for Big N/LSJ Barge Attachments: L51 BigN.pdf, Untitled attachment 00051.htm attached is preliminary quote for barge in the amount of =50,472 please note it has not addressed items 12-18 on =ur list Richard Kahn HBRK Associates Inc. 575 Lexington =venue 4th Floor New York, NY 10022 tel fax cel Begin forwarded message: Date: =/b>April 14, 2015 at 5:02:43 PM =DT From: =/b>gene kral Reply-To: =/b>gene kral To: Daphne Wallace <M1==l Cc: Bill Hague IM=la ann rodriquez 41111111111.1111$11S, Rich Kahn , Island Rigging Debra Lowry Kral 4,: > Subject: =/b>Quote for Big =/L.5.1 Barge Good Afternoon =11, Please see attached quote. Please send a list of all the individuals that should be =ncluded on any relevant emails to: >, Mary EFTA_R1_02166512 EFTA02717972 Thank you, Gene Kral Sr. Subbase Drydock, Inc. Parcel 162, Subbase St. Thomas, USVI 00802 TEL FAX www.subbasedrydock.com From: Daphne Wallace To: gene kral Cc: =ill Hague mailtol >; Rich Kahn < Sent: =onday, April 13, 2015 4:01 PM Subject: Re: Barge =ist >; ann rodriquez Greetings =ene, 10 am tomorrow morning =o see Big N at the American Yacht Harbor marina is confirmed. If Anna has any =hanges she will contact you. Kind regards, Daphne On Mon, Apr 13, 2015 at 2:58 PM, gene =ral < wrote: I would like to visit Big N =omorrow around 10:00 a.m. ok? Gene =nbsp; Gene Kral Sr. Subbase =rydock, Inc. Parcel 162, Subbase St. Thomas, USVI 00802 TEL: FAX =br clear="none" class="">www.subbasedrydock.com <http://www.subbasedrydock.comk = From: Bill Hague =Iti l> 2 EFTA_R1_02166513 EFTA02717973 <mailto To: =nn rodriquez < Cc: =ich Kahn a; Daphne Wallace >; Gene Kral mailto > =b class="">Sent: Monday, April 13, 2015 2:29 PM Subject: Re: Barge List Ok. 1 =udders must be removed and the lower portion must be renewed to proper =imension. They are worn to the point of failure and vibrate =adly. 2 We bought pumps =nd pulleys we can install but I am referencing the gear in the aft =ompartment that is the hydraulic actuator and linkage for the =udders 3 The cylinders were =amaged at sea due to improper installation and subsequent damage from a =roken fitting. The ramp was secured with a safety strap but still =ulled the top sealing portion out of the cylinder. I discussed this with Roy and it was decided to =eld solid the leaking and damaged portions rendering the cylinders =nserviceable in the future but functional for the =resent. The fit of the mounts =eeds to be remedied at this time. The cylinders work now but are not =epairable. Evaluation while being removed to correct and improve the =ounting is necessary at a minimum. 4 The exhaust was assembled without funding to get =he barge off the dick at the last haulout. It is not properly assembled =r supports nor is it insulated. 6 We have new ones but need new mounting =ores And must be done out of the water 7 8 Bearings must be purchased. I think SBDD has =hem Inspection and new =acrificial sinks installed. 9 SBDD =hould provide this but it can be discussed. 10 Machine shop =ork SBDD 12 This should be done at the same time the tank is =leaned. 13 =atertight compartments forward would need to be dewatered if =reached. 3 EFTA_R1_02166514 EFTA02717974 There is no ability to do so =t this time except fit the first two compartments that are joins as one =ue to a hole in the bulkhead. 16 The gauges for oil and temp and rpm are not accurate. =ne over temperature alarm is not working as well. 18 Parts.... As needed by =nspection. =nbsp; Sent =rom my iPhone On Apr 13, 2015, at 13:38, ann rodriquez =It wrote: Hey Boscoe, Please see questions ----? I need a clear understanding of the listed items, What parts =hould we purchase and What can be done in house. =nbsp; 1. =udders. What should be done? 2. Steering Gear. Did we buy the parts for this? 3. Hydraulic Cylinders. What need to be =one? 4. Exhaust system: What are the =ssues? 5. Engine Mounts and =lignment. (Ok!) 6. Stuffing =oxes/seals. Install new units: Should we buy the new units? 7. Cutlass bearings. Do we need to =urchase? 8. Engine Cooling Grid Coolers =nd Zinks. What need to be done? 9. =ottom Paint and Barrier Coat/ Hull Zinks. Should we purchase? 10. Engine and marine gear control bracket =ork. Do we need to purchase? 11. =uel tank clean out. Port and starboard. (Ok!) 12. Starboard deck fuel fill adapter replacement. ---- Should =e replace or fix? 13. Bilge pumping =ystem forward compartments. What about the forward =ompartments? 14. Repair existing 24 volt =lternator and add a second one to port motor. Should we purchase? =br clear="none" class="">15. Inspect and size all hydraulic lines =nd fittings as needed. (Ok!) 16. Engine =nd marine gear instruments in control tower. What does this mean? =br clear="none" class="">17. Install engine room lighting. =Ok!) 18. Tune and service both engines =nd marine gear. Any parts need? 19. Clean and paint engine room. (Ok!) Ann R. 4 EFTA_R1_02166515 EFTA02717975 DISCLAIMER: The =nformation contained in this e-mail may be privileged,confidential, and =rotected from disclosure. If you are not the intended recipient, you =re hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution or duplication =f this communication is strictly prohibited. If you have received this =ommunication in error, please notify the sender immediately and delete all copies. =font face="Arial" size="2" class=""> On Monday, April 13, 2015 =2:22 PM, Boscoe <[email protected]> wrote: The following is the list I discussed with Gene at Subbase =rydock today 4/13/2015. He is =amiliar with it and is now submitted for your review. Inspect and =epair the following; 1. Rudders. 2. Steering Gear. 3. Hydraulic Cylinders. 4. =xhaust system 5. Engine Mounts and =lignment 6. Stuffing boxes/seals.. =nstall new units 7. Cutlass bearings 8. Engine Cooling Grid Coolers and Zinks 9. Bottom Paint and Barrier Coat/ Hull =inks 10. Engine and marine gear control =racket work. 11. Fuel tank clean out. =ort and starboard 12. Starboard deck fuel =ill adapter replacement 13. Bilge pumping =ystem forward compartments 14. Repair =xisting 24 volt alternator and add a second one to port motor. 15. Inspect and size all hydraulic lines and =ittings as needed. 16. Engine and marine =ear instruments in control tower 17. =nstall engine room lighting 18. Tune and =ervice both engines and marine gear. 19. =lean and paint engine room. Timing of work I have been told this =aul out must be done in late April or May as there is scheduled and =ontracted work reported for this facility during June, July and August. =br clear="none" class=""> =lease, respond with any questions you may have. =/div> =/div> EFTA_R1_02166516 EFTA02717976 =Mho =idly> 6 EFTA_R1_02166517 EFTA02717977

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