Completed in 1946 this 45ft, 24ton, vessel was build for thec Australian Government due to the advancement of the Japanese into the southern pacific during the war.
Originally named TB11, it did not see any war service how ever.
In 1957 it arrived in Port Lincoln to assist with the construction of the first bulk grain loading wharf and remained here for 17 years carrying out alot of various tasks conected to sea ferrying. In 1974 it was sold and became a fishing boat down the south east of South Australia. Then in 1996 it was donated back to Port Lincoln and now sits on display outside the museum.