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Titus

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  1. I had this problem a couple of weeks ago, after searching the boat for a leak and not finding one I decided to buy and fit a new pump

    (£65) and this solved the problem, I was told it was the water pressure getting back past the diaphragm, I don't know if that

    was the problem but it's not happening now.

     

    Dave

  2. We had a small fridge on our last boat which we ran off gas, it does get a bit warm, that's normal and it was fine but it does get a bit expensive

    depending on how long you're out on the boat. If you're out for some time it may become very expensive.

    We now have a boat with a full size 12 volt fridge which costs us nothing to run as we have a bank of 5 leisure batteries and 2 solar panels,

    it all depends on your batteries and your output

     

    Dave

  3. Yes it annoys us as well and our boat is named after Titus Salt, we usually moor nearer Hirstwood lock but that is also because of the shallow water nearer Saltaire,

    I think the no overnight moorings thing is purely down to the occupants of the flats but it's the usual who was here first, the canal or the flats

    Money talks

     

    Dave

  4. I've had a similar problem and after much trial and error I found that the best way when not travelling is to run the engine, inverter on and immersion heater on for 15/20 minutes, enough hot water for at least a couple of showers,

    (I wouldn't try the immersion heater on without running the engine at the same time)

     

    Dave

  5. It all depends what sort of accommodation you're looking for, there's The Rendevous Hotel, a mile out of town situated immediately next to the canal or there's Herriotts Hotel, in town and on the side of the canal again

    or there's loads and loads of B & B's all round the area it just depends on what you like and what your budget is, good look with the viewings,

    Are you looking at any boats in particular ?

     

    Dave

  6. The times for the 5 rise are roughly 9 to 5 ish there's nothing to book after the winter just get out of Leeds and turn up at the bottom of the 3 rise (before the 5 rise) and see the lock keeper, if you're too late it's no problem mooring in Bingley for the night.

    Wave when you get to Kildwick

     

    Dave

     

    Check out this website for more info on the Leeds and Liverpool

     

    www.penninewaterways.co.uk

  7. I would think that Farmer should charge you for access and mooring and in that he pays CaRT a payment .The only dealings you should have with CaRT is payment of licence.

     

    It doesn't always work like that, our landowner (who also as a boat) does the same, we pay him so much a year for the mooring and we also pay CaRT moorings fees, plus the licence fees

     

     

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