This 1974 Spud Barge - Ark 108, with a 50-ton American crane, is a rugged marine workhorse. Boasting a 100-foot boom and single rake hull, it's designed for inland projects. The Spud Barge includes a spud winch for stability during operations. The crane, a 1977 American 5299 model, offers reliable lifting capabilities. With a net tonnage of 15, this barge is ready for heavy-duty tasks. Located in Tennessee, this previously sold unit is ideal for maritime ventures requiring strength and stability.
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| Industry | Maritime |
| Titled Vehicle | No |
| Template | Marine |
| Block | true |
| Boom Length (Feet) | 100 |
| Jib Length | 0 |
| Length | 150 x |
| Width | 40' x |
| Height | 8'6" |
| Net Registered Tonnage | 15 |
| For Sale/Rent/Sale or Rent | For Sale |
| Double Rake/Single Rake/Box | Single Rake Hull |
| Inland/Offshore | Inland |
| Crane Tonnage | 50 Ton |
| Crane Make | American |
| Crane Model | 5299 |
| Deck/Spud Barge | Spud Barge |
| Number of Spuds | Choose Number of Spuds |
| Unit Location | Choose Location |
| Spud Winch | Yes |
| Crane Year | 1977 |
| Title Misc | 1974 Spud Barge - Ark 108 |
Marine equipment is essential in industries that operate on or near the water — from ports and fisheries to offshore construction and logistics. This includes winches, barges, cranes, and specialized workboats built to withstand harsh saltwater environments. Corrosion resistance, hull design, and mechanical redundancy are all critical to dependable marine operations.
These machines are often used by operators who need reliability more than flash. When the tide’s coming in or weather changes fast, gear failure isn’t an option. Buyers examine engine hours, hull integrity, and deck gear wear closely. Coastal regulations and load ratings also factor heavily into buying decisions. Marine operators need to trust that what they launch will come back.
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