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Frank Giampoli will never be forgotten. As I will remember him always as a generous man And I know God has blessed him and everyone he touched.
May he sail for eturnity with God.
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Don't
think that Have Tank Will Travel is limited
to taking care of recreational boats. In 2002, Dave was
called to take care of a 12 foot horizontal rip below the water line of
the Edgar Speers. After underwater analysis Dave sealed
the rip in the hull from the outside so that the compartment
could be sealed & pumped, 2 holes were put at the top and bottom of the rip. The ship could then continue its
voyage until it could reach dry dock at its home port. |
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Have Tank Will Travel in 2009
was called to inspect the rudder bearings on M/V Sammuel de Champlain Tug. Which is moored
at Chicago South side Calumet River. This tug is 130 ft long. |
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Have Tank Will Travel in 2011
was called to inspect the the docks for the DNR in Antioch IL for possible damage to supports and flotation compartments. When electricity is not available to run a compressor a SCUBA Tank is used to hook into the reel system for support of the air supply while diving for the inspection |
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Have Tank Will Travel On Dec.07 2011
was called to inspect Kanan Tour Boat after heavy winds & storm during the week. A dock line broke free during resetting boat at Navy Pier during high winds. The dock line got caught in the right prop, and had to be removed. It took 1hr 30 min to clear it due to black water conditions below. |
