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Connor Tenold
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Great Lakes Shipping history, information and updates! My mission is to keep you updated on the news around the Great Lakes shipping industry, the info and interesting facts, and most importantly, to honor the lost sailors on the lakes with shipwreck videos. Many have sacrificed their lives on these lakes. They deserve honor and respect. R.I.P. all who have lost their lives on the Great Lakes.
The BIGGEST Ship On The Great Lakes In Action | Paul R. Tregurtha
The Biggest ship on the Great Lakes in action Departing Duluth, Minnesota on a beautiful morning. The Paul R. Tregurtha departed with Coal at around 6:50 AM on July 15, 2024 right after the Maumee/Victory arrived.
Maumee/Victory arrival:
th-cam.com/video/wgDKKRxwrT4/w-d-xo.html
The Paul R. Tregurtha was built in 1981 by the American Steamship Company, of Lorain Ohio, it is 1,013'06 Feet long, 105 Feet in width, 56 in depth, has a maximum carrying capacity of 68,000 tons, has 36 hatches and 5 holds, it has a 260 Foot boom length, can unload 10,000 tons of dry bulk cargo per hour and 6,000 tons of coal using it's unloading boom (The big crane like thing on it's deck), runs on two MaK - 6M43C diesel engines for a top speed of 15.5 Mph, has 6 cylinders, and has a rated horsepower of 17,120 bhp.
The Paul R. Tregurtha had the name William J. DeLancy from 1981-1990, and now the Paul R. Tregurtha from 1990-on.
The Paul R. Tregurtha is currently the Queen of the lakes (The largest vessel on the Great Lakes).
The vessel has had two nicknames in it's career, one "Fancy DeLancy", and the other "Big Paul".
The Paul R. Tregurtha is currently owned and operated by the Interlake Steamship Company, of Middleburg Heights Ohio.
Source:
Know Your Ships 2024
By: Roger LeLievre
#bigship #greatlakes #paulrtregurtha #duluth #maritime
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Maumee/Victory arrival:
th-cam.com/video/wgDKKRxwrT4/w-d-xo.html
The Paul R. Tregurtha was built in 1981 by the American Steamship Company, of Lorain Ohio, it is 1,013'06 Feet long, 105 Feet in width, 56 in depth, has a maximum carrying capacity of 68,000 tons, has 36 hatches and 5 holds, it has a 260 Foot boom length, can unload 10,000 tons of dry bulk cargo per hour and 6,000 tons of coal using it's unloading boom (The big crane like thing on it's deck), runs on two MaK - 6M43C diesel engines for a top speed of 15.5 Mph, has 6 cylinders, and has a rated horsepower of 17,120 bhp.
The Paul R. Tregurtha had the name William J. DeLancy from 1981-1990, and now the Paul R. Tregurtha from 1990-on.
The Paul R. Tregurtha is currently the Queen of the lakes (The largest vessel on the Great Lakes).
The vessel has had two nicknames in it's career, one "Fancy DeLancy", and the other "Big Paul".
The Paul R. Tregurtha is currently owned and operated by the Interlake Steamship Company, of Middleburg Heights Ohio.
Source:
Know Your Ships 2024
By: Roger LeLievre
#bigship #greatlakes #paulrtregurtha #duluth #maritime
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The Story of the BIGGEST Ship To Ever Sail The Great Lakes
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This is the biggest ship to ever sail the great lakes and I'm going to look at its legacy, history and if a bigger vessel will ever be built. So let’s get into it. Exhuast Gas Scrubbers: th-cam.com/video/Hk1hfuSh9yA/w-d-xo.html NOTE: Some of the photos used are not mine Sources: greatlakesships.wordpress.com/william-j-delancey/ www.interlake-steamship.com/our-fleet/m-v-james-r-barker/ interlake...
Maccoa Freed After Being Stuck For 2 WEEKS!
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The Oceangoing freighter Maccoa has been refloated after being stuck for 2 weeks. #bigship #greatlakes #aground NOTE: None of the photos in this video are mine or belong to me Sources: www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/st-lawrence-river-stranded-cargo-ship-moving-1.7425070 www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/ship-stuck-st-lawrence-river-montreal-1.7419350 montreal.ctvnews.ca/cyprus-flagged-ship-mv-ma...
Why This Ship Is The Most BEAUTIFUL Ever Built
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This may very well be the best looking ship ever built. This is the story of the Edward L. Rryerson, the french art movement that inspired her design, and what makes the ship so special. Edmund Fitzgerald Video: th-cam.com/video/uDkXCUFxeNw/w-d-xo.html #bigship #greatlakes #edwardlryerson #artdeco #maritime NOTE: Some of the photos used are not mine Sources: boatnerd.com/edward-l-ryerson/ great...
HUGE SHIP Passes By Up Close!
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The 728 foot Menominee/Olive L. Moore passes right by me on her way into the MacArthur lock at Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. The Tug barge combination was headed for Port Dolomite. This video is from a little while back as I recorded this on August 12, 2024 around 9:30 pm but I thought I'd upload it anyways. I recorded the whole thing handheld and I'm quite suprised at how smooth and clear the fo...
The Michipicoten Failed Inspection
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This is directly from Fraser Shipyards. The Michipicoten failed inspection. Photo credits: Nathan Klok David Schauer Thumbnail photo credit: David Schauer Subscribe!
Is The Michipicoten A Death Trap?
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Is the Michipicoten a death trap, is it perfectly safe or is there not even a clear answer? Let’s look into it. #ship #greatlakes #michipicoten #maritime Sources: www.cleveland.com/news/2024/06/that-freighter-rescued-in-lake-superior-it-has-a-storied-past-and-a-lot-of-cleveland-cred.html greatlakesships.wordpress.com/elton-hoyt-2nd-2/ www.startribune.com/michipicoten-lake-superior-incident-rand...
Why Are Ships So Cookiecutter Now?
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Look at them all! They all look the same!? Why? After the Paul R. Tregurtha the Great Lakes wouldn’t see many new ships other than the Barge Great Lakes Trader and tug Joyce L. VanEnkevort. In 2012 that would change. #greatlakes #ship #maritime Sources: Know Your Ships 2015-2024 By: Roger LeLievre My Brain Thumbnail Photo Credit: Jacques Gauthier Photo credit: Connor Tenold Roger LeLievre Jim W...
The Michipicoten Hasn't Failed Inspection or is Being Scrapped (as of now)
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There is some speculation that the Michipicoten failed its inspection and is set to scrap. #duluth #greatlakes #ship #maritime #michipicoten Sources: www.marinetraffic.com/ Thumbnail photo credit: David Schauer Photo credits: Connor Tenold (myself. Crazy huh?) David Shcauer Nathan Klok Rod Burdick Others are unkown. if you see your photo tell me in the comments and i'll give credit Subscribe!
Odd Looking Ship Arrives Duluth | Maumee/Victory
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The Maumee/Victory rarely visits Duluth, MN typically coming in for Iron Ore pellets or with Limestone. This visit she arrived with Limestone for Hallet #5 dock and would finish loading and depart later that day. the Tug/Barge combination arrived at 6:20 AM on July 15, 2024. #duluth #ship #maritime #greatlakes Maumee: The barge Maumee was built in 1953 by the Great Lakes engineering works of Ri...
This Ship Sank IN 3 MINUTES!
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It’s July 12, 1909 and the John B. Cowle is sailing in a thick fog when all of a sudden something emerges out of the dense fog. #shipwreck #greatlakes #maritime #ship NOTE: NONE OF THE PHOTOS IN THIS VIDEO ARE MINE OR BELONG TO ME 0:00 - Intro 0:08 - John B. Cowle 0:25 - Fateful Day 1:55 - Aftermath 2:07 - Resting Point Subscribe!
How These Ore Docks Made TRILLIONS of Dollars!
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How These Ore Docks Made TRILLIONS of Dollars!
Ships In Action! 5 IN 12 HOURS At Duluth!
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Ships In Action! 5 IN 12 HOURS At Duluth!
History Made! Michipicoten Arrives Duluth For Fraser Shipyards!(4K)
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History Made! Michipicoten Arrives Duluth For Fraser Shipyards!(4K)
Michipicoten Left For Fraser Shipyards!!
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Michipicoten Left For Fraser Shipyards!!
Michipicoten About To Leave Thunder Bay!
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Michipicoten About To Leave Thunder Bay!
Why Do Great Lakes Ships Look Different?
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Why Do Great Lakes Ships Look Different?
Amazing video.
Thanks!
I wonder if they would have to put all new plates of steel that could strengthen the hull.
Gorgeous Ship!
I hope they don't scrap the ship❤😭
Why does Canada's keep scrapping ships so much 😭😔🕊️
Let's thank God this ship wasn't sunk by a rouge wave. Now we know rouge waves are far more common than otherwise thought.
Wow this was interesting. GREAT job. More like this please. Thanks!
Thank you!
Too bad nobody wants her. Best Regards and Best Wishes!
Amazing how a vessel of that size is almost Ninja quiet...
Awesome! You must have to get upo really early in the morning to get down to the waterfront to get those video clips. Thank you for your diligence and and for your dedication to this channel!
Thank you! :)
It impresses me that a vessel that big can float! It’s just amazing!
Comment your favorite ship!
Overall: Edmund Fitzgerald Still afloat: Arthur M. Anderson.
Beautiful footage ❤
Thank you!
Do you know if the scrapper plans on saving anything from the boat
This is bull
Ships already have advanced systems like UV lights and O2 removers to kill all living organisms in their ballast water before expelling it. Ships also expell that ballast water before even entering the locks of a canal.
The michipicoten will also go.
What an angry beast
I don't think we need another SS Edmund Fitzgerald or SS El Faro. It started with an aging, poorly maintained ship and then one bad situation to cause a tragic loss.
I'm sad she's going away. I never got to see her in action. This is why I went to see Michipicoten come in last year when she limped in from Thunder Bay. I was afraid she would share a similar fate. I'm still not completely convinced she won't.
That’s my boy go Connor
Yeah! Thank you!
Love this!
Thanks!
One of...if not your best video yet. Great job!
Thank you so much!
Nice video. One thing though, Conneaut is pronounced with the t. Con-e-ought. Like you ought to.
Thank you! And thanks for the correction!
@ConnorTenold When you live in that area, you get to say all kinds of weird stuff. Like Conneaut, Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Geauga, etc.
S.S. United States...We were passengers back in '59 ... Beautiful vessel............
Please slow down.
Excellent video, Connor! I like your attention to detail. I like your ability to be concise while being thorough. I like the presentation of the history of the ships that you feature. History was one of my majors in college so, I'm always up to hear some history. I like your editing. You could drop your speaking rate off a bit but not by a lot. That's a Gen Z thing. I do know some Milenials who's mouths are like machine guns and words are their bullets, though. You've come a long way in the past two years or so since I signed on to your channel. Hmm, what other ships to I want you to do videos on? How far back in time to you want to go? Hope you're doing well, my friend.
Thank you! As far back as I can find enough information on. I’m doing good thanks! How about you?
@ConnorTenold I'm doing well. Thanks for asking. I'm just trying to stay warm in what is, as of the time I'm wring this, 1 degree weather. I'm in the middle of Michigan and I can't imagine it's much better in Minnesota. Lol! My computer quit working. It's 8 years old so, I decided to get a new one. That's been fun. It has an NVMe drive. Those things are blazing fast. They don't take up a lot of space either. There was a Canadian freighter, the S.S. Kamloops that sank off of Isle Royale in December of 1927. Those that didn't make it off the ship are still dwon there, nearly perfectly preserved. It might be interesting to revisit that sinking. Stay warm, stay healthy and study welol, Connor!
Been wondering what's happening with the old girl, I'm English & have been taking an interest since the incident happened from England I'm hoping she survives & many more years on the Great lakes.
Maybe its large size makes it extra klutzy.
They traverse the St Mary’s river below the Soo all the time, and that’s a lot of turns. They also enter and leave the ports and docks with no tug assist. But all ships have “bad days” heh.
Very informative! Thanks Connor!
You bet!
Lee A Tregurtha...⚓
Excellent video, Connor. Your knowledge of vessels, cargoes and history of the Great Lakes is fascinating. My thoughts for future shipping on the Lakes are that slowly the footers will be phased out, due to the limit of ports available. Not all, but just as the smaller boats were replaced by the footers, the shoe will be on the other foot. I often thought what the Captain of the CARL D. BRADLEY, lost on lake Michigan in 1958, and at one time the largest self unloader in the Lakes, would think of what to say if he saw any of the footers of today. I think he would shake his head, and go back in the pilothouse for a cup of coffee. 11:38 11:38
Thank you! I think so too. With steel mills being replaced by EAF’s the smaller ports will become more common.
Great video, Connor.
Thanks!
What other ships do you want me to do videos on?
Could you do the Stewart J Cort?
Have you done one on the Mitch?
Yankcanuck
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I am loving these ship breakdowns!!! I hope you do more of these during the offseason. Thanks Connor!!!
Your welcome!
Connor, your research, content, narration skills and editing get better and better with every video! You’re doing great work! 😊
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that.
have the #2 longest ship weld on 2 curved pipes on the front to make it look like elephant tusks and get the longest ship award lol
lol
Another winner! I look forward to your videos. Thank you!
Thanks! And you bet!
guess you don't watch the superyacht channel much if this is your pinnacle of ship design.
Fantastic Documentary buddy! Keep up the great work! 😊
Thanks!
If I'm not mistaking the Rryerson is docked or drydocked in Duluth, MN. along with the Michipicoten in Superior, WI. Saw both of them over the Christmas holiday. Both of them are in need of dire repair.
Yeah both just sitting there.
What is the oldest Canadian laker now that we are losing her?
The oldest Canadian flagged vessel after Cuyahoga is the Michipicoten(1952) and the oldest active is the Saginaw(1953). In Algoma’s fleet, the Tim S Dool and John D Leitch are the oldest, both 1967. In CSL’s fleet, the oldest are MV Frontenac(1968) and CSL Tadoussac(1969).
She was damaged, fully loaded, taking on water, in rough waves. In that area she was longer than the lake was deeps. Odds are when dropping down she struck the floor. In my humble opinion.
My grandfather worked as engineer on Great Lakes ore ships, and at the Manitowoc Co. for many more years. Great video!
Wow that’s cool! Thanks!
The Misener looks like it's being attacked by a giant Transformer.
ss united states is the best looking ship out there
Ss united states is my favorite ship. The Ryerson is a beautiful laker.
God bless
Same to you!
the 2 most beautiful ships were ever sailed on the lakes were the ryerson and the fitzgerald
THE UNITED STATES