From: Richard Kahn

Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2018 7:57 PM
To: Jeffrey E.
Subject: Fwd: Barge.

Richard Kahn
HBRK Associates Inc.
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New York, NY 10022
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From: =/b>Bill Hague

Subject: =/b>Barge.

Date: =/b>lune 26, 2018 at 3:39:34 PM =DT

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Good Day.

This afternoon 6-26, while at the port authority dock, the =arge port engine overheated. I stopped the engine at 210 degrees and =egardless of remedial action, it did not cool down. I restarted and =sed it to maneuver to the berth at D dock in AYH.

=nbsp; Inspection shows a hard turnover, water in the air boxes and =he port aft inspection covers. The water pump impeller is solid =nd the diver observed no fouling in the keel cooler boxes.

The cause of the overheat is still undetermined. =he parts are ordered and work to disassemble the top portion of the =otor will begin Thursday Morning as the specialist is involved with =nother project tomorrow.

Baring any catastrophic =amage discovery, an estimated 3 day repair timeline is considered a =easonable goal. Tomorrow will be spent preparing =or the repairs.

More to follow when it is =nown.