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    1 minute ago, Alan de Enfield said:

     

    Did you get into the workshops and smell / taste / feel the wood as they were steaming it and shaving it ?

    A PROPER old fashioned boat builders.

    Not this time Alan lan was to busy doling a full repaint, his dad give me the grand tour last time great guy 

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  2. Blacking finally done 4 coats all round  2 with a brush 2 with roller 1 extra on water line , 8 coats of le tonkinois on cratch frame  I had already put 4 coats on before we went into dry dock ,2 coats of grey on stern Gunwale , 2 coats of cream on stern been a busy week back in the water tomorrow 

     

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  3. Just changed both fuel filters after 2000 hours still like new , I have a fuelguard fitted and have used fuelset from day one , also changed gearbox oil just the alternator belts to change now , going to leave them as my back is fxxking killing me , boat is in for blacking tomorrow so will change them tomorrow, for those who do not know wat the fuelguard is see picture 

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  4. 53 minutes ago, dixi188 said:

    How often do you change oil and filters?

    Did mine last June (Barrus Shire 45) but only did about 14 days cruising and so far only 6 days this year.

    Not sure if I'll do it this year, maybe save the planet by not throwing away perfectly good oil and filters.

    I change engine oil & filter & gearbox oil every 250 hours 

  5. We have a barrus shire 45 I have kept a diary from day one every place we've stoped at every lock swing / lift bridge , how much diesel and engine hrs every day, just changed the engine oil and filter today 3999 hours, will be changing all fuel filters & both alternator belts tomorrow as well as the gearbox oil , engine 6 & 1/2 years old 

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  6. 4 minutes ago, Athy said:

    This suggests that you used stick-on vinyl writing. In view of your subsequent comments, I wonder if you meant "repainting".

     

    5 minutes ago, Athy said:

    This suggests that you used stick-on vinyl writing. In view of your subsequent comments, I wonder if you meant "repainting".

    Well spotted I never noticed that's spellcheck for you 

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