Been that way for a couple of years.
Needed a full survey for London at 30 years old. Between booking the survey and getting it done I decided to sell, still went ahead with the survey and it eased the sale😎
It's not just bottom gate leakage that's a problem it's the leakage through the lock walls.
It started at lock 59 back in the 1990s the mooring access used to flood if the lock was left full.
Lock 54 flooded the basement of the lock cottage.
If water levels are good GU locks will self fill if the bottom gates are closed and paddles down, it's part of the original design of the bywashes.
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Having said that the UK supplier seems to have vanished. He always was a bit flakey
There are others on the market now, Google is your friend.
ECoal
Nice smell and burns cleanly.
Grab a 10kg bag of ECoal from Wickes and see if you like it.
Oh as a bonus it comes in 10kg bags easier to lift for us olduns🤭
It's the depth of the threaded hole or the length of the bolt.
I had to order 13mm* bolts as I had more than one lug on each post.
* Think it was 13 might have been 15.
There is more than one way to skin a cat.
When a boat is slow out of the lock and I'm going the opposite direction I have been known to enter the lock before they are out. Pushing water into the lock speeds them on their way🤔
Often when sharing locks uphill with only one crew on the bank the crew would open one gate, I would enter the lock up to the cill and push the stern over behind the closed gate with the stern thruster and hold that gate closed with the prop wash leaving the other boat a clear way in. Much quicker than one person opening two gates.
So two boats entering at the same time is not always quickest.
That's why I won't use posts on batteries.
For the last 25 years all the batteries I have bought have had either M8 or 5/16" bolt fixings.
Much simpler and neater.
From what I can deduce the north bank of the Thames is Gloucestershire, the Oxfordshire boundary is the river Cole and the bit in between the Cole and Thames is Swindon Borough 🤔
Many systems do not link the ends of the 22mm pipe (mine did and was never a problem). So the water has to go through a 15mm to get back to the boiler. You then use the rad valves to balance the system so that all rads get equal flow.
The PUK is usually on a sticker on the back of the unit so you have to take it off the wall to see it.
I find sometimes that my phone won't connect to a device and by switching BT off and back on it will reconnect.
Wrong type of PUK 😲
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