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- Q180 - Deck General
125. When using two tugs to assist in mooring a large, deeply laden ship, where is the most powerful tug usually placed?
The most powerful tug is positioned forward to effectively control the bow, which is the most challenging aspect of mooring a large, deeply laden ship due to limited rudder and propeller influence. Bow control requires significant leverage to counteract wind and current, and a forward tug provides this advantage while the stern already benefits from the ship's own propulsion.
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