Tonka

i was nearly going to have a slate roof taken off, then they were going to remove the breathable membrane to replace with non breathable membrane and then put the slates back on. Because apparently Bats have little hooks on their wings which gets stuck into the beathable membrane. We are going to have to board it so as the bats can't get near the membrane

never say never

what about taking the windows out assuming it has windows

Zen & the art of narrowboating

But it had Kingspan foam sheet put in as well

I have had 3 bat surveys and will need to get a bat licence, but have never heard about using wool to stop the bats. Come to think of it I have never seen a bat on a sheep so it must work

No need to worry any more. That bridge now has what looks like cotton wool stuffed behind the rendering on the side in the bottom photo. On the other side it has had Kingspan put in with some more of the cotton wool stuff and corrugated plastic pipe sticking out. You will be fine No need to worry any more. That bridge now has what looks like cotton wool stuffed behind the rendering on the side in the bottom photo. On the other side it has had Kingspan put in with some more of the cotton wool stuff and corrugated plastic pipe sticking out. You will be fine No need to worry any more. That bridge now has what looks like cotton wool stuffed behind the rendering on the side in the bottom photo. On the other side it has had Kingspan put in with some more of the cotton wool stuff and corrugated plastic pipe sticking out. You will be fine No need to worry any more. That bridge now has what looks like cotton wool stuffed behind the rendering on the side in the bottom photo. On the other side it has had Kingspan put in with some more of the cotton wool stuff and corrugated plastic pipe sticking out. You will be fine No need to worry any more. That bridge now has what looks like cotton wool stuffed behind the rendering on the side in the bottom photo. On the other side it has had Kingspan put in with some more of the cotton wool stuff and corrugated plastic pipe sticking out. You will be fine

But the family think it was an accident when according to @magnetman the EA are culpable as they haven't removed a sunken boat in the last year from the main weir.

have you a link for the ebay seals have now found them on ebay and looking at the installation instructions I have been doing it wrong. I have always removed the bowl Installation steps: 1. Shut off the water supply. 2. Depress the flush pedal to keep the flush bulb open. 3. Grasp the bottom of the old seal and pull towards you to remove it. 4. Clean the rim and bowl area where the old gasket was previously placed. 5. Release the flush pedal to let the flush bulb close. 6. Clean the rinse ball. 7. With the flush ball closed, place the new seal and press outward to ensure it is securely seated. 8. Reopen the flush ball and apply lubricant to the area where the gasket will contact the flush ball. 9. Open and close the rinse ball a few times and press down on the gasket to ensure it is properly seated. 10. Turn on the water supply, add water to the bowl and make sure there are no leaks

LeeSan Marine Sanitation the same part £106.12

Yes they have gone up. I had to replace the seal on my dump through and after seeing the price of the ball tried to clean the ball up but couldnt get a seal so unfortunately had to buy a ball. Hopefully they are of a better quality and last

and yet councils are allowed to mix and incinerate it. it was on the Jeremy Vine program last tuesday

The cable runs onto the front of the boat with a small twist at the t stud. Then onto the roof. along 50 foot then through the piegon box. Don't think there is any chance of the cable chafing.