Tonka

Why is the price expressed as "per unit" ? Do they have more then one for sale or is it a share boat ?

https://www.gov.uk/maib-reports/safety-warning-about-defective-throw-bag-rescue-lines If any of you have bought a new throwline. Please check it as it could cost you your life if it is like one of these

It is being bought in over 3 years as and when the signs need it. If you had read the announcement you would of known

There is a filter in the lift pump marked by black arrow and the white arrow is a priming lever for getting fuel up to the filters. very handy when you need to bleed the engine

I think beer in tins is not great so we could have done without Valspar

Put mats down. Get rust. Remove Mats as rust is a natural anti slip finish

As has been mentioned on the forum else where have a good look at the water line.

Perhaps it is noisy because it does not get much use

A marine unit has a different ECU in it and will cut off at a different voltage level (thus saving the battery) to a motorhome unit. Also the warranty on a marine unit is 3 years when fitted to a boat. there are other differences. NMEA of this parish can tell you all the differences

The cheaper ones on ebay are often not marine units but motor home units. Make sure you get a marine one. Have you got a header tank and fuel pipe from the tank etc

plan for the worst but hope for the best

The RNLI have also restricted the use of plans to modellers which is causing a lot of upset

Location Bath

I hope you are not moored on the towpath 365 days a year in the same spot. A freeloader, melinger etc

I hope you are correctly moored and not a towpath hanger on which is flouting the law but insists other people should be aware of you