This where tugs come in. They don't look that big, but see one out of the water and they are deep draughted. However, what you really need is a "salvage tug". These have a much greater pull. Don't forget though that you also need a strong rope and a place to attach it too.
Think of a large farm tractor towing a car out of a ditch on a country lane. In the old days, attaching the rope to the bumper was not the best idea...
This where tugs come in. They don't look that big, but see one out of the water and they are deep draughted. However, what you really need is a "salvage tug". These have a much greater pull. Don't forget though that you also need a strong rope and a place to attach it too.
Think of a large farm tractor towing a car out of a ditch on a country lane. In the old days, attaching the rope to the bumper was not the best idea...
