Emma C

Rebuilt, Re-powered, and Ready to Tow

• Modern Power, Classic Hull – Originally built in 1977 by Louis G Ortis Boat Co., the 56’ Emma C was completely rebuilt in 2025 and now runs on twin Baudouin 12M26.3 engines, delivering a combined 2,400 HP with Tier 4 compliance.

• Endurance at Sea – With over 25,000 gallons of fuel capacity, 7,000+ gallons of fresh water, and industrial-grade support systems, Emma C is equipped for serious coastwise operations.

• Heavy-Duty Design – Featuring a 22’ beam, 9’ draft, and 113 gross tonnage, this tug packs serious muscle in a compact frame, ready for tough jobs in tight spaces.

The Emma C is a rugged 56-foot coastwise tugboat originally built in 1977 by Louis G Ortis Boat Co. and fully rebuilt in 2025 to meet modern standards. Outfitted with twin Baudouin 12M26.3 Tier 4 engines producing a combined 2,400 horsepower and paired with DI DMT600DL reduction gears, she delivers serious pulling power in a compact frame. With a beam of 22 feet, a 9-foot draft, and 113 gross tons, the Emma C is built for stability and strength. Her endurance is bolstered by four fuel tanks totaling over 25,000 gallons, dual John Deere generators, and more than 7,000 gallons of fresh water capacity—making her a reliable workhorse for extended operations.

General Information

Vessel Name: Emma C
Length: 56’
Beam: 22’
Draft: 9’
Built: 1977
Rebuilt: 2025
Builder: Louis G Ortis Boat Co Inc
Main Engines: (2) Baudouin 12M26.3
Horsepower: (2) 1200hp

Tier rating: 4
Reduction Gear: DI DMT600DL 4.48:1
Generators: (2) John Deere 4045TFM85A
Total Fuel Capacity: 25354 gal
# of fuel tanks: 4
Lube Oil: 199 gal
Fresh Water: 7098 gal
Gross Tonnage: 113