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Yes, I've already noted it Richard
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Ryeland started following Boatyards/Marinas with NB cranes , PRM120 Repair , Newbie with smelly toilet and 3 others
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I have a PRM120 d2 which you are welcome to have if it's any use to you. Ahead clutches gone but otherwise OK. Located near Gloucester or could take to Hatherton marina in the next week. Richard
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I found that the way to solve the problem was dual vents, one at each end of the tank. These provide an air flow through the tank, which encourages aerobic bacteria. They break down the contents. Anaerobic bacteria cause the smells. I just use bio washing liquid pods, two after a pump out. Richard
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Beware, I suspect that the Dyson power supply is in fact a lithium charger, and replacing it with any old 26v psu wouldn't do the battery any good. My Dyson charges happily during our cruising time with the inverter on. Richard
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Sound deadening material for engine boards?
Ryeland replied to Boat afloat's topic in General Boating
What made the biggest difference for me was to seal the edge of the engine cover board when it is down by a strip of butyl rubber foam. Richard -
All my Caldwell windows are fitted with m4 countersunk head brass machine screws into drilled and tapped holes. Takes a bit longer but makes a good job. You can nip them up easily if any leaks occur due to the butyl rubber strip losing it's 'springyness'. Richard
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Teddesley do have a crane. Richard ETA the name of the company is Bourne Boat Builders
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Ryeland started following Treating black rust on the inside of a heavily pitted bilge. and Smashed window
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If its a Caldwells window they don't hold stock glass, and its a long way to Wigan! The last time it happened to me, Calwells gave me the exact dimensions, and a local supplier made the new glass in a couple of days. Richard
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Treating black rust on the inside of a heavily pitted bilge.
Ryeland replied to DHutch's topic in Boat Building & Maintenance
When you say Red Owatrol, which Owatrol product is it exactly please? -
Way to keep hopper windows open half way
Ryeland replied to thingsweregood's topic in Boat Equipment
A hardwood wedge in one side. Sized to hold the glass roughly half open. Richard -
It's simply that there is a theoretical possibility of an issue as you described, so why not just remove the possibility of the situation occurring? I do think that sometimes we over think things! Richard
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Just put some plastic sheet between the aerial clamp and the pole, and stop worrying! Richard
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A bath trap on the sink will get the pipe as high as possible, higher even than an elbow. Richard
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I have used Anderson connectors, and the contacts have been tinned copper, so I soldered them. Richard