Paringa

I got some threaded rod the same thread size as the leg bolts. Drilled a hole in the hearth. Bolted the feet on using the existing nut. Put the stove on the hearth with the threaded rod extending through and bolted the lot down. From the outside it can't be seen.

Here we go

That's down Molesey/Sunbury way i think... by the reservoirs and water works.

And is probably now sat bringing a little joy to another rural mooring spot...

He's on his second...

Presuming it is a false and you have checked as Rusty has mentioned above... Are any of your domestic batteries on charge and gassing? Hydrogen gas can upset detectors and trigger false alarms...

Apparently the farmer asked a boat that had been sat for what he thought was longer than a reasonable time to move, got a bit of grief, thought "I don't need this hassle" and popped up the signs...

And this from Kingston... http://www.kingstonconversations.co.uk/river-enforcement

Spotted this new policy coming in from the local council, visiting boaters can moor for 3 days in the future not 5 as it is now. http://www.whitehorsedc.gov.uk/moorings

Interesting - Perhaps buy a litre and see how you get on with it.

Having been where you are now Pearley, I can only say go for replacement. Trying to clean those pipes is a nightmare, you could try taking them off and whacking them about to loosen the scale, but if you are doing all that you may as well just put fresh pipe in.

Agreed, don't run one unless on shore power as they are power hungry... A luxury which I do run in winter even though I have a decent heating system and a stove - amazing how much moisture you get just from actually living onboard.

Another vote for Bubble pressure jet boiler. Reliable and efficient but you will need to run it with an inverter...

I would also consider going separate invertor and charger.

In winter I am moored up with a power supply so I suppose it isn't a concern at the time when I use it most... In summer when I am sat somewhere my solar will cope with all my mains power demands, and if for some reason it doesn't I go for a cruise or put the gennie on. My boiler is a earlier version, I believe these don't draw any power until they are called in... Lots of new build Piper barges use them, perhaps someone can give you more info. Hope that helps

This is what a lot of barges use... http://www.oilstoves.co.uk/appres.php?select=Boilers&select3=All&select2=Oil&select4=All&Submit=+++++Search+Shop+++++ I am very pleased with mine only had a problem when it got contaminated fuel

I didn't fancy starting another thread with this information but coming up river I have noticed a couple of locations now adding NO MOORING signs. Eton college has put them upstream on the tight bend opposite the racecourse up to the footbridge. There were a couple of spots there that you could get into if Windsor was full. The islands at Cliveden - a beautiful reach just above Boulters lock and Maidenhead - are now being charged at £10 a night although the signs don't have that info on them, I had to ask. You also can't have a fire and a couple of spots on the islands are no mooring. They had no boats moored on them...

For those on the Thames and hoping to travel through Bell Weir Lock it is broken. Time now is 1000 on Sunday 30th July. A engineer has been called. I am told it will most likely open later today but that is speculation. Please share this on any other Thames forums.

An early run is very pleasant... I hope the weather is good for you

It's the some that spoil it for the many... Sadly "liveaboard" is now a dirty word made in a sneering reproachful way by some parties on the Thames in conversation. Those complying with rules and regs are equally as fed up with the - I can't think of a better word than freeloaders - who seem oblivious to others on the waterway.

Crikey, it isn't a cheap option is it... Seems to be well received in the one review. I had a "Halfords" version a few years ago and it basically ran all the time so very inefficient - killed my only battery if I recall so never got used - This one does look the business but then, so it should be!

Yes so you did... But there are Green signs just downstream of Gellers former place and on his side. I pulled up to one and I am sure it said a Tenner a night... That is why I mis-interpreted the picture previously posted. That was about a month ago...

You are correct. My mistake, should have checked. So we still don't know exactly the details for moorings below the lock...

I think you will have paid for all of the 19th so that is day 1... The 20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24th, and ending on the last minute of the 25th... I think that makes 7 full days, that is how I would interpret it anyway.