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Montrose Harbour bridge

With a draft of only 2.4 metres and the manoeuvreability offered by her Voith propulsion system, Mersey Mammoth was ideal for working in shallow but tidal waters, installing the new road bridge across Scotland's Montrose Harbour.

Submarine section being lifted aboard

Lifting one of five delicate sections of a 900 tonne World War 2 U-boat submarine, for transport to a new museum exhibit at Woodside Ferry Terminal.

Lifting excavator into ship

With the ability to lift over both her sides and her bow, Mersey Mammoth is ideal for undertaking the loading and discharge of cargo.

Survey craft being lifted out of the water

Mersey Mammoth is as at home lifting vessels such as hydrographic survey craft and tugs, installing wind farm units or decommissioning offshore platforms.

Cable reels on the cargo deck

Handling giant cable reels is all in a day's work for Mersey Mammoth.

Liverpool's Pier Head cruise facility

Plans for construction of the new Liverpool Cruise Ship facility at Pier Head were developed around Mersey Mammoth's precision manoeuvreability provided by her Voith propulsion systems.

Mersey Mammoth lifting lock gate on the Manchester Ship Canal

Transporting lock gates for refurbishment or demolition is just one element of Mersey Mammoth's valuable role in port maintenance.

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