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    If it’s like a house thermostat you may only have to. Take the cap off and slide the thermostat out that’s the bit where all the wires go to and fit a new one warning turn the electric off first graham
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    I work with steel a lot in my job and looking at the photo that looks bad sorry I bet if you hit it with a hammer a hole would appear I would not try this with the boat in the cut Graham
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    If a rod /Conrod snaps it’s normally the small end in the piston that gives up this is often caused by over reving the engine or short of oil Graham
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    Yes you are right I must put brain in gear before writing the river Humber is what I should have written Graham
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    The river hull is in fact a estuary not as some have put on here ?and not to be messed with get proper advice before starting out graham
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    After reading this post I feel you good people on this forum are going to have a losing battle with the op this time??
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    And that’s the type. We use at work Graham
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    Can I ask why this type of connectors are not allowed we are talking about 12v wires graham
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    Sorry I miss under stood as above the crimps and heat shrink type are good this is what the electricians at work use Graham
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    Hi the ratchet type crimping tools are good but not that cheap to buy some thing like draper tools make Graham
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    You are correct mr wotever it’s the net bit that counts I just didn’t want people to pay more then they need too graham
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    Don’t get abranets get autonet discs there the same but cheaper to buy
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    The old ones are the best?
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    That’s like I only have half a tank of fuel so it has on power in the engine
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    Don’t forget to get a bucket of steam to clean parts in and a set of long stands and sky hooks for lifting things Graham
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    Out of date now it’s plasma cutters ?
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    Don’t forget the screwdrivers
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    Gutted

    jacko264 replied to jacko264's topic in Holidays Afloat

    I am not looking for sympathy and never have and as for not been able to go on a boat that is because one of our crew had a kidney transplant so has to shield to the first of August which means my holidays had past from work I hope that clears it up for you Blackrose ???? Graham
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    Gutted

    jacko264 replied to jacko264's topic in Holidays Afloat

    Of course you can we all just have to look to the future and get ready for the next boat outing Graham
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    Why not just grind it flat ? And a thin filler prime undercoat and top coat
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    Look up plastic padding car body filler Graham
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    Well looking at the photos of the panels It looks like he is painting the full side so to me it's a full paint job not a touch up but I so pose it's up to every one to do what they think is right ? Graham
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    Yes but we sand down the panels with 120 sanding discs first then the bus is washed and degreaser is used before primer etc by the was its how it's been done for the 30years I've worked there and a long time before I started there ?? Graham
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