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Used Cargo Ships in Mexico

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    DCU 80-ES

    DCU 80-ES

      The Kalmar DCU80-ES empty container handler is designed for more efficient container handling in ports and terminals. This unit can lift up to 8,000 kg, stack 8/7 containers high, and reach up to 22,000 mm. It f...

      Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
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      BARGE WITH "ALEVIN IV" PROPULSION

      BARGE WITH "ALEVIN IV" PROPULSION #7478A/25

        "Alevin IV" propulsion barge, registration 02015122128 Aluminum hull Length: 8.23 m Beam: 3.04 m Draft: 0.75 m Gross tonnage: 5.00 uab Net tonnage: 3.50 uan Capacity: 3 crew members (1) Yamaha 75 hp gasoline outb...

        Baja California, Mexico
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        BARGE WITH "ALEVIN III" PROPULSION

        BARGE WITH "ALEVIN III" PROPULSION #7478A/25

          "Alevin III" propulsion barge, registration 02015121125 Aluminum hull Length: 8.23 m Beam: 3.04 m Draft: 0.75 m Gross tonnage: 5.00 uab Net tonnage: 3.50 uan Capacity: 3 crew members (1) Yamaha 75 hp gasoline out...

          Baja California, Mexico

        Overview

        Cargo ships are large vessels designed to transport goods and materials across oceans and seas. These ships come in various types including container ships, bulk carriers, and tankers, each specialized for different kinds of cargo. They play a crucial role in international trade, moving everything from raw materials to finished products.

        FAQ

        What should I consider when buying a used cargo ship?

        Consider the ship's age, condition, cargo capacity, and any past maintenance or repair records. It's also important to check compliance with international maritime regulations.

        How do I ensure the cargo ship is shipped safely to my location?

        Usually, cargo ships are delivered via their own power. Ensure the ship has a thorough inspection and necessary certifications before setting sail to your location.

        What is the maintenance schedule for a cargo ship?

        Regular maintenance includes hull cleaning, engine servicing, and safety equipment checks. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines and international maritime regulations for detailed maintenance intervals.