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In-place facing of 14-foot diameter rotor bearing and mount for tractor tug drive.

Viewed from deck looking down into the engine compartment. Picture at right gives idea of size scale.

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Everett Engineering, Inc.
25 East Marine View Drive
Everett, WA 98201

Phone: (425) 259-3117
Fax: (425) 258-1288

 


Field Machining & Welding

Portable Machines:

  • Small Spider
  • Large Spider
  • 10" Facing Machine
  • 30" Facing Machine
  • 200" Facing Machine
  • Portable Milling Machines
  • Squirrel Journal
  • Wachs Saw
  • Portable Boring Bars
  • Portable Line Boring Equipment
  • Hydraulic Huck Riveting Equipment
  • Hydraulic Torque Wrench Equipment
  • Hydraulic Magnetic Drill Equipment
         Capabilities:
  • 2" to 24" diameter pipe
  • 30" to 60" diameter pipe
  • 0 to 12" diameter with boring cabilities
  • 0 to 32" diameter with boring capabilities
  • Able to slip over an 80" diameter pipe with an 8-jaw chuck
  • Bed facing, key cutting and slotting
  • Turning shaft journals
  • Cut and bevel pipe, 10" to 60" diameter
  • ASME "R" & "S" Stamp Certification, WABO, and AWSD1.1 Certified Welders
  • Large-scale portable boring, line-boring, facing, and turning equipment for complete portable machining capability
  • Climax portable keyway-cutting machines, Journal Turners
  • 75 KW portable generator and 200 KW generator
  • Portable air compressor
  • Portable welding machines
  • High Capacity torque wrench 1 ½" drive
  • Hydraulic Huck Riveter

EEI conducts emergency rudder repairs for large ocean-going vessels, as in this instance of a large petroleum carrier's rudder.  and rudder shaft. The tapered bore was repair welded, and remachined for the 22 inch diameter rudder stock, with Everett Engineering's custom portable boring machine.

The project included cold straightening of the 22 inch by 25 foot rudder stock, which was bent approximately 3/4 inches, and recutting of the  taper on the stock.

Above is shown the rudder's tapered bore being machined by Everett Engineering's custom portable boring machine.  Straightening of the 22 inch by 25 foot shaft was done in lieu of making a new shaft, which would have required procuring of ABS shafting, which was not available in a reasonable amount of time, and would have been a much greater expense.

Above & below line boring stern tube on new oceangoing tug.

Rear view showing bore mount outriggers and fixtures.

Other Everett Engineering Field Service Capabilities

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