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  • Slide: The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked by a riverside park on a sunny day. - 2The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked by a riverside park on a sunny day. - 2
  • Slide: The Image of Historic 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked by a canal with an American flag. - 3The Image of Historic 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked by a canal with an American flag. - 3
  • Slide: The Image of Vintage 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 on a calm river. - 4The Image of Vintage 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 on a calm river. - 4
  • Slide: The Image of Vintage 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked at a marina during sunset. - 5The Image of Vintage 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked at a marina during sunset. - 5
  • Slide: The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked with a person standing nearby. - 6The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked with a person standing nearby. - 6
  • Slide: The Image of Historic 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked on a sunny day with American flags. - 7The Image of Historic 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked on a sunny day with American flags. - 7
  • Slide: The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked at a marina during sunset. - 8The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked at a marina during sunset. - 8
  • Slide: The Image of Vintage 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 boat docked on a calm river. - 9The Image of Vintage 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 boat docked on a calm river. - 9
  • Slide: The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked by the river. - 10The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked by the river. - 10
  • Slide: The Image of Interior of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 with electrical panels and safety equipment. - 11The Image of Interior of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 with electrical panels and safety equipment. - 11
  • Slide: The Image of Engine room of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 with machinery and pipes. - 12The Image of Engine room of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 with machinery and pipes. - 12
  • Slide: The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked at a marina. - 13The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked at a marina. - 13
  • Slide: The Image of Historic 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked at a pier. - 14The Image of Historic 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked at a pier. - 14
  • Slide: The Image of Historic 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked by a serene waterfront. - 15The Image of Historic 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked by a serene waterfront. - 15
  • Slide: The Image of Control room of a 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 with navigation equipment. - 16The Image of Control room of a 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 with navigation equipment. - 16
  • Slide: The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked at a pier. - 17The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked at a pier. - 17
  • Slide: The Image of Electrical panel and wiring inside a 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 boat. - 18The Image of Electrical panel and wiring inside a 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 boat. - 18
  • Slide: The Image of Alt text: 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked at a marina. - 19The Image of Alt text: 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked at a marina. - 19
  • Slide: The Image of Alt text: 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked by a river with lush greenery. - 20The Image of Alt text: 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked by a river with lush greenery. - 20
  • Slide: The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked, blue and white hull, outdoor setting. - 21The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked, blue and white hull, outdoor setting. - 21
  • Slide: The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked in a serene canal. - 22The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked in a serene canal. - 22
  • Slide: The Image of Historic 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked in a narrow canal. - 23The Image of Historic 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked in a narrow canal. - 23
  • Slide: The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked at a marina with other boats. - 24The Image of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 docked at a marina with other boats. - 24
  • Slide: The Image of Electrical control panel inside a 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 boat cabin. - 25The Image of Electrical control panel inside a 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 boat cabin. - 25
  • Slide: The Image of Fire alarm control panel on Johnson Brother Tug 64, 1903 model, with no smoking sign. - 26The Image of Fire alarm control panel on Johnson Brother Tug 64, 1903 model, with no smoking sign. - 26
  • Slide: The Image of Interior of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 with control panels and seating. - 27The Image of Interior of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 with control panels and seating. - 27
  • Slide: The Image of Interior of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64, featuring control room with chair and navigation equipment. - 28The Image of Interior of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64, featuring control room with chair and navigation equipment. - 28
  • Slide: The Image of Interior of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 control cabin with navigation equipment. - 29The Image of Interior of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 control cabin with navigation equipment. - 29
  • Slide: The Image of Control panel of a 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 boat with navigational instruments. - 30The Image of Control panel of a 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 boat with navigational instruments. - 30
  • Slide: The Image of Control panel of a 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 boat with gauges and navigation equipment. - 31The Image of Control panel of a 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 boat with gauges and navigation equipment. - 31
  • Slide: The Image of Control room of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 with electrical panels and safety equipment. - 32The Image of Control room of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 with electrical panels and safety equipment. - 32
  • Slide: The Image of Old kitchen with a black stove, open fridge, and wooden shelves, Johnson Brother Tug 64, 1903. - 33The Image of Old kitchen with a black stove, open fridge, and wooden shelves, Johnson Brother Tug 64, 1903. - 33
  • Slide: The Image of Engine room of a 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 with machinery and pipes. - 34The Image of Engine room of a 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 with machinery and pipes. - 34
  • Slide: The Image of Engine room of a 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 with machinery and pipes. - 35The Image of Engine room of a 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 with machinery and pipes. - 35
  • Slide: The Image of Engine room of a 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 with visible machinery. - 36The Image of Engine room of a 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64 with visible machinery. - 36
  • Slide: The Image of Engine of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64, vintage maritime machinery - 37The Image of Engine of 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64, vintage maritime machinery - 37
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1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64

$49,000

Used

Boat in Cayuga, NY 13034 US

builtBuilt in 1903
Year the boat was built
model

Brother Tug 64

Boat model
engine

1 Engine (Cat)

Engine type and count
length

64 feet

Overall boat length
fuel

Diesel

Fuel type
material

Steel

Hull material

"Freshwater Only" 1903 Johnson Brother Tug 64. Powered by a single Detroit Diesel 16-V149 (1100 hp) engine. Built in 1903 by Johnston Brothers of Ferrysburg, Michigan and modernized in the 1970's with the addition of a retractable wheelhouse. Vessel was last surveyed in 2012 (available upon request) when purchased by present owner. Vessel is being sold "As-Is Where-Is" and is currently in the water, but winterized.

Additional Details/Accommodations include:

  • Powered by Detroit 16-V149, 1100 hp
  • Double Steel Hull with a 6' draft
  • Twin Disc MG 540 reduction gear
  • Generators: 2 - 1 Perkins, 1 Detroit
  • Fuel capacity: 2000 gal
  • Fuel Consumption ~5 gallons per mile (GPM) at cruising speed of 10 knots
  • Lube oil capacity: 200 gal
  • Cruising speed 10 knots
  • Stainless Steel Fixed Pitch Propeller: 4 blade - 76" x 51" turning a 6" shaft
  • Good overall condition
  • Electronics: GPS, radio, depth sounder, compass
  • Accommodations, kitchen, no head
  • Vessel will fit under all bridges between Oswego, NY to Albany, NY...lowest bridge is 15'5"
  • Bottom was painted in 2012, but is still in great shape
  • The outside of the vessel was painted 5-6 years ago and is in good shape
  • Gross Tons (58 tons) / Net tons (39 tons)
  • Maintenance/Service Records are in a log on vessel
  • Vessel last used for commercial service in 2019/2020, but vessel is periodically maintained/serviced (ie engine and generators are run periodically) and is ready to be used as a workhorse
  • ~6000 Hrs on diesel generators and ~2000 Hrs on main diesel engine
Nominal Length
64ft
Length Overall
63.33ft
Beam
17.5ft
Drive Up Draft
9ft
Heads
1
Fuel Tanks
2000gal
Hull Material
steel
Engine 1
Engine Make
Cat
Engine Model
398
Total Power
1100hp
Fuel Type
diesel
Default

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Price History

DateEventPrice
1/27/26Price decreased$49,000(-18.2%)
6/28/25Initial price$59,900

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