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the machines at Patrick would of been Kalmar as well, Patrick had a fleet of KLMV 35 RoRo machines back then. Every now and then we are contacted for parts for these older Kalmar machines.
i will see if i can find some pictures of the 80 / 90 tonne machines.
Cheers
Ian
  • Posted 26 Aug 2009 10:39
  • By ian_p
  • joined 21 Mar'07 - 18 messages
  • Victoria, Australia

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