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Earlmar II

Earlmar II
Foto: Ken Gibson Collection

Geschichte

This fishboat, seiner was built in 1915 by Tofino Machine Shop in Tacoma, WA.

Historische Notizen

In 1960 this vessel was in service as a Caterpillar engine demonstration unit for Finning Tractor Co.

In 1962-1966 this vessel was loaned to the Navy League of Canada for cadet training.

Eigentümer & Kapitäne

In 1915 she was owned by USA interests.

In 1917-1918 she was acquired by the Royal Canadian Navy as a motor launch.

In 1919-1934 she was owned by Sooke Harbour Fishing and Packing Co. Ltd., Victoria BC Canada .

In 1934-1943 she was owned by Richard Cook, Port Alberni BC Canada.

In 1943-1959 she was owned by Richard Porritt, Port Alberni BC Canada.

In 1959-1966 she was owned by Finning Tractor & Equipment Ltd., Vancouver BC Canada.

In 1967 she was owned by Westcoast Charters Ltd., Vancouver BC Canada.

In 1970-1974 she was owned by W.A. Abbott & Associates Ltd., Vancouver BC Canada.

In 1975-1983 she was owned by Offshore Investments Ltd., Vancouver BC Canada.

In 1984-1989 she was owned by David Meeres, Maple Bay BC Canada.

In 1990-1999 she was owned by Nicholas Kulhawy, Tomahawk AB Canada.

In 2001 she was owned by John Morgan, Duncan BC Canada.

In 2003-2004 she was owned by Robert B. Moss, Duncan BC Canada.

In 2011-2014 she was owned by Herman and Elva Rae Stoelers, Langley BC Canada.

In 2017-2019 she was owned by Elva Rae Stoelers, Langley BC Canada.

In 2024-2025 she was owned by Elva Rae Stoelers, Surrey BC Canada.

Umbauten

In 1945 she was rebuilt at Tofino BC.

Remotisierung

Repowered in 1944 with a 60hp engine D320 Caterpillar engine by Finning Tractor Co., Vancouver BC. She was repowered as a D330 Caterpillar engine by Finning Tractor Co., Vancouver BC. She was repowered as a D33 Caterpillar engine by Finning Tractor Co., Vancouver BC. She was repowered as a 330 - 115hp 4 cylinder diesel Caterpillar engine by Finning Tractor Co.

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