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I ahd one of those once. It gave two or three years of good service then one evening I smelled burning. A quick dash to the engine room found it pouring out smoke. I couldn't do a post mortem as I unplugged it in a screaming hurry and chucked it in the cut. Probably a slight over-reaction in hindsight.

If I didn't use a spill sucker you wood never reed my posts

I’d guess that was partially aimed towards me . I have a life and being dyslexic really can’t spell without spellcheck so would never correct anyone . We all learn new things every day , MrOss who’s picture looks more like Mr Ed has taught me that whisky can come from Canada , something I didn’t know until today , I thought it was exclusively a Scottish thing with whiskey coming from the rest of the world . I shall try Turf Mor when I get the chance .

That will be fine from the point of view of the batteries. Just bear in mind that attaching jump leads to batteries is potentially a bit dangerous. If the positive lead were to come off the starter battery and touch the hull, you could generate a massive short circuit. You might then for example try to grasp the lead to pull it away from the hull or battery, to find that not only is it welded in situ but also it is red hot and burning through your hand.

The ONLY thing you ever add to Whiskey is another.

I would be knocking on his door at 6 am see how big he is then , more than likely wouldn't want to know beer makes some people very tough not so when sober, you probably did the right thing though

Permit me to offer a piece of advice... Never be tempted to ask her this question.

He must have needed the water for his whiskey, no wonder he was in a bad mood.

Robbin, I've got one of them having a bad hair day.

A pair of these. Trancievers too as they double as ear trumpets. Can also be used as a road cone.