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September, 1926 Through 25 locks and a winding, tortuous stream HE tanker “Puloe Brani”, which supplies Toronto with gasoline, travels a most unusual and difficult route. Nelseco Diesels are built under M. A. N. patents; in 4-cycle, single-acting type, from 100 to 850 H. P.; in 2-cycle, double- acting type, from 1,000 to 10,000 H.P.; mechanical or air injection; suitable for direct cur- rent, alternating current, rope, belt or direct drive. A 180 H.P. Nelseco Diesel is con- veniently placed for your exami- nation at our sales office. PORT ELCO 247 Park Ave.,NewYork, N.Y. Demonstrations made on appointment Leaving Buffalo with a cargo of crude oil, this vessel navigates slowly down the winding, tortu- ous Buffalo Creek, spanned with several draw bridges; then crosses Lake Erie; then passes through the Welland Canal with its chain of 25 locks in 15 miles; and then crosses Lake Ontario to the storage tanks of McColl Bros., Ltd.,on the outskirts of Toronto. This trip, on account of the diffi- cult service, requires frequent and Oil tanker “Puloe Brani’’, the first Diesel-powered vessel to operate between Buffalo and Toronto. L. O. A. 210', O"; Breadth 34',2"; Draft 13', 6"; Capacity (oil) 7,500 barrels; Speed, loaded, 10 knots. Pow- ered with two 300 S. H. P. Nelseco Diesel Engines, 260 R. P. M.—Type 6 MIR-18. MARINE REVIEW quick maneuvering. But with her twin Nelseco Diesel Engines, the “Puloe Brani” handles herself as easily as if she were a tug boat instead of an ocean-going tanker. Not only do the two 3008S. H. P. Nelseco Diesel engines handle quickly, but their installation has meant a remarkable saving in fuel costs. On block tests these engines showed a fuel consumption of only .39 lbs. per horse-power hour. Nelseco engineers will be glad to tell you about other interesting Nelseco Diesel installations. In writing ask for Pamphlet MR, which describes the latest types of Nelseco Diesel Engines. ¢ NEW LONDON SHIP & ENGINE COMPANY Groton, Conn., U.S. A. NELSECO Original licensees from and collaborators with M.A.N. since 1910 41 Please mention MARINE REVIEW when writing to Advertisers