I’ve been fascinated by tugboats since living in the Port city of Savannah Georgia. Used to watch the tugs with the container ships. Thanks for posting. This gives me a better idea of how it operates.

I have never seen tugboats from the inside like this and WOW , that is a lot going on there you peeps do. Kudos to you and thank you for keeping all the ships safe! Keep rockin it, great job and thanks for showing the world your hard work. Safe travels brother! ❤😎👍

Thanks for the video Captain nice, smooth and professional as it should be, a great job Sir.  From across the pond in The Grand Duchy of Cornwall, UK 👍

I spent a lot of time at sea, but only rode a tug once.  You have a really great job.  Thanks for sharing it. ⚓

And we appreciate you taking the time to upload these videos....

In 1965, I was serving in a aircraft carrier that was only 700ft long.  To see these container ships over 1200ft blows me away....

First time watching your channel channel, I can tell you love your vessel. You tap on it every time with a big smile on your face. I love it

10/10 as usual Capt great job, great vid! Got to start a fund for a Carlos headcam setup!!

...well this is straight up Fun !!!   I felt like i was tending the wheelhouse coffee pot !!!    Thanks for the no nonsense this is what we are doing out here take on a video !!!     ...and thanks for sharing a nice normal day in your world!!!    : )

I love the nice & tidy boat you got there!

😂 God 🙏 I wish I was you I had a chance when I was 16 years old to go on a tug boat, but I thought I was in love ❤️ so I did not go and of course I wish I did. I live on 5th Street in Bayport can I listen to the board of listening to your motors and crew boats I really like your channel thank you for being out there and doing what you do

Wowsers you have a really cool 😎 job, and it takes alot of skill and teamwork! Thanks for the video. NYC rocks 🤘

Got some New York trivia for you Capt Will. The building of the world trade centre twin towers in the 1960's and 70's. There wasn't a Crane tall enough in America to go that high, So they burrowed some cranes from Australia called kangaroo cranes, they rose with the buildings. Once completed they dismantled 7 if the 8 cranes and lowered them with the one operating crane. Then dismantled the remaining crane, lowering it down in the freight elevator! Quite ingenious!

Yup, the face of a man who loves his job.

I Love the wobbly camera mount. Give us a better appreciation for the Horsepower. Hook It Up!
Keep Safe and Well Everyone.

Too cool!

Wow looks like you got a great boat and an interesting job. A Pana o vision camera for the rest of us would make it a lot more interesting... if we could look to the side in the back to see what's really going on instead of the side of that big ship that would be awesome....

Must be wonderful to have a friend like Carlos! Awesome video as always 😄👍🏼

great video reminds me of of my time in Tugs back in the seventies in Port hedland W.A.

I love the deck chairs.

Hi Tugboat Willy! New sub here, really enjoyed this video!! watching from the praire in Saskatchewen Canada!