This site is a source of information about the development, background and progress of the remarkable salvage of the TRICOLOR, one of the biggest wrecks ever to be removed.

 
 

Cutting

 

 
 

Photo 1
The jack-up rigs ‘Buzzard’ and ‘Vagant’ while cutting the TRICOLOR.

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Photo 2
One of the winches that drive the cutting wire.

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Photo 3
Close up of cutting system cable that controls the cutting wire.

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Photo 4
The ‘Vagant’ and the ‘Norma’ on location 22 July.

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Photo 5
The engine room of the TRICOLOR, sliced by the cutting wire of the CBT, surfaces above the waterline.

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Photo 6
Another picture of the engine room.

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Photo 7
A close up of the engine room.

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Photo 8
A close up of the propeller shaft.

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Photo 9
While the jack-up rigs cut one section, floating cranes 'Rambiz' connects to the other to lift it out of the water.

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