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Used Cargo Ships in California, USA

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    Barge/Ship Loading System C2345

    Barge/Ship Loading System C2345

      Rock Systems heavy duty barge/ship loading system complete with heavy duty feed hopper constructed of 1" thick steel plate with reinforcing; 46" wide x 20' long vibrating pan feeder with 30 h.p. electric motor dr...

      Sacramento, CA
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      2023 Custom Built 29 Party

      2023 Custom Built 29 Party Barge

      • Manufacturer: Custom Built

      Pontoon Party boat, huge 29' long and 9 feet wide all aluminum flooring and powered by a Mercury 115 Stock #337322 Reason for selling is "Upgrading to larger unit". ANY and ALL offers will be put in front of ou...

      $76,700 USD

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      Est. $1,443/mo

      El Segundo, CA
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      1955 Custom Built 74' LCM-8

      1955 Custom Built 74' LCM-8

      • Manufacturer: Custom Built

      1955 Custom Built 74' LCM-8 Utility boat. Twin John Deere 6135 high-output diesel engines. Two 16-ton winches and 3 ton knuckle boom crane! Stock #436311 Reason for selling is "No longer needed.". ANY and ALL o...

      $278,000 USD

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      Est. $5,232/mo

      Santa Barbara, CA

    Overview

    Cargo ships are large vessels designed to transport goods and materials across oceans and seas. These ships come in various types including container ships, bulk carriers, and tankers, each specialized for different kinds of cargo. They play a crucial role in international trade, moving everything from raw materials to finished products.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a used cargo ship?

    Consider the ship's age, condition, cargo capacity, and any past maintenance or repair records. It's also important to check compliance with international maritime regulations.

    How do I ensure the cargo ship is shipped safely to my location?

    Usually, cargo ships are delivered via their own power. Ensure the ship has a thorough inspection and necessary certifications before setting sail to your location.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a cargo ship?

    Regular maintenance includes hull cleaning, engine servicing, and safety equipment checks. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines and international maritime regulations for detailed maintenance intervals.