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.

 
 

Grab lifting

 

 
 

Photo 1
The huge grab on ‘Taklift 4’.

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Photo 2
‘Taklift 4’ with grab.

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Photo 3
‘Taklift 4’ sailing out of the port of Zeebrugge.

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Photo 4
‘Taklift 4’ picking up debris from the ‘Tricolor’ wreck.

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Photo 5
Helishot from ‘Taklift 4’, working at the wreck site.

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Photo 6
A barge filled with 615 tons of scrap arrives in Zeebrugge.

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Photo 7
The salvage tug 'Banckert' arriving with yet another barge loaded with scrap.

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Photo 8
Final preparations on the 'Multibeam' sonar system before it is lowered into the water.

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Photo 9
The 'Multibeam' image clearly showing several cars still scattered around the seabed.

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Photo 10
Last car in the grab.

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Photo 11
Taklift 4 lifting a sidepiece of the 'Tricolor'.

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Photo 12
Taklift 4 placing a part of the 'Tricolor' on the barge.

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Photo 13
Multipurpose vessel 'Bever'supporting on the scene.

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Photo 14
Taklift 4 picking up the last debris from the seashore.

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Photo 15
Taklift 4 with removed scrap in the grab, which remained on the ocean floor.

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