about 6 years ago
Heron Construction’s backhoe dredger Kimahia and workboat DMK have been up on the slipway at Heron Ship Repair Ltd in Whangarei for the past 3 weeks. With the slipway gate removed, they are now ready to go back into the water, Heron Construction Company said in their latest update. The next destinat
Heron Construction’s backhoe dredger Kimahia and workboat DMK have been up on the slipway at Heron Ship Repair Ltd in Whangarei for the past 3 weeks.
With the slipway gate removed, they are now ready to go back into the water, Heron Construction Company said in their latest update.
The next destination is Auckland, where the spuds, boom, stick, bucket and everything else will be craned into place so she can get back to work.
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