BGA
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Very strange, where else are you going to fall from, if you don't have height you can't fall
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I think the railway works in its heyday had its own fire brigade so that might make sense
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If you drop a couple of mud weights instead of attaching yourself to the bank are you actually infringing a 'No Mooring' notice?
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Hi GregK, It was craned out of a marina in Thorne near Doncaster and sent to Shepperton marina and the tranporter company name and telephone number is shown near the end of the video clip on the side of the lorry.
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Its a long walk with a full toilet cassette from the nearest canal to No 10 Downing St, Oh I see you were joking
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Lainy will start fitting out my new boat in that berth at the end of this year, the excitement is building already, :-)
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They've done that its called Whitfield.
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You've been at the Christmas crackers again
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When you have an allen key to fit loctite the thread.
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Aren't we lucky people don't take their pet cow for a walk :-)
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Now you're being silly, everyone knows you don't let the pedestrian or cyclist get as far as your bonnet you fit bull bars so they bounce off without damaging the paint work.
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You'd think that if they can get the grass and the trees and even the cobbles in detail and colour they might have tried for some authenticity on the canal say, muddy black colour,
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you could base this on a gyro from a RC helicopter they are very small and adjustable, that would give you X, Y and Z axis detection,
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I wouldn't give 34K for that.
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Maybe its taking its timing from the sending computer, if that computer is set to an earlier time it might appear to have been sent before the post originated.
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I was wondering whether it might need an outrigger on the starboard side to prevent the boat listing as the bike is swung off
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It would cost more to raise the anchor than a narrow boat uses in a year
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Not a bollinger just a4 cylinder running on one :-)
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I can sort of see where they are coming from but instead of just oil to clear up you might end up with a horrible gooey mess of a larger quantity to dispose of, Yuck. I would favour absorbent granules they soak up the oil and then you shovel the debris out, assuming you can get a trowel or a small coal shovel in the space. You can get said granules from a janitorial supplier they are used a lot in workshops where machine tools are used.
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I obviously didn't make myself very clear I was only suggesting using the hand pump to suck up the oil from under the engine into a container for disposal, not putting it back in the engine.
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Its a pity you refilled the engine before getting rid of the spill you might have been able to rig up the hand pump to a tube and suck up the oil into a container. Then reconnected it to the engine and refilled the engine.
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If you have 230V sockets you could replace a twin socket with one of these http://www.amazon.co.uk/Double-Socket-USB-Outlets/dp/B00B9G6YO0
