ditchcrawler
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In my case I went found it with sealant when I found it but it was the good coating of Sprayfoam om the inside that held it and kept things watertight
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@Tracy D'arth has away of doing it without a pressure gauge
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I don't think so, 18 tons pushing the fitting at 3 mph against the edge of a heavy duty( I don't know the name) steel pile something is going to give
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I have had two shear off when they have caught protruding steel work, thankfully not at the water line or below, This one was quite close down and I changed it out while in drydock
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A bit like the discount for an electric boat with a big diesel outboard that use to be moored there
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I went out to eat in Birmingham and they added12.5% to the bill as an entertainment surcharge, It would have been nice to have known that before I booked the table
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This is very true and well worth doing if any other welding is required That is also true as I have found out after fitting it, I really should change it next time I change the coolant
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I carry bolt croppers, may be I should up grade
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I think this is where the lady with the strange boat resided I was offered cheap diesel there. Its on FB with a video
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That is how I drain mine
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That doesn't look like a CRT lock
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With just connections at the top it must be impossible to change out the coolant without the use of a pump
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How much do heating engineers charge or worse get a plumber out
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If you take both the hoses off mine it soon empties, just take the bottom one of and it takes a little longer Maybe an opertunity to have a drain fitted at the bottom to make it easier to change the coolant every few years
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@Cwboatmover gets good reports if Matt is busy
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Well done sticking your hands up. Lots just wouldn't bother. -
Its quite an area and trees don't seem to get much of a mention." recreational and tourism resource, a means of reducing over-supply of agricultural land, enhancing landscape and wildlife" and nowhere as 18% tree coverage House of Commons - The National Forest - Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee (parliament.uk)
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Bingley 5-Rise celebrates 250 years of use.
ditchcrawler replied to Alan de Enfield's topic in General Boating
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It rather depends on how well people labelled any photos they uploaded. location and historic i.e taken some years before the posted date, then the search function would easily find them.
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App, a thing that runs on a mobile phone or pad, I thought you had one of each DM, direct message as not enough posts to send one, I thought you were once a mod, sorry Forum moderator, so I thought you may have needed to know that. Info, Information software dev develops computer software BTW, By the Way.
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I like the second one
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I think it needs a section for waterway photographs, not a thread, they get lost when they are not constantly in use.
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Actually it would be a fantastic resource that could be looked back on when things change, Just think if there were photos of say Birmingham there from just 20 years ago and in another 5 years it will look different again.
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To keep a boat compliant with the RCD/RCR if you do any work to it they , as I now understand it are not "the rules"
