ditchcrawler
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How about the G&S with the charity boats at Saul Junction Home | The Willow Trust
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Vacuum breakers are normally just a vent with maybe a float to close them off, nothing powered
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Living Aboard - Mooring and a Land Hobby?
ditchcrawler replied to Halkyon's topic in New to Boating?
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I have used MDF on my ceiling and bits that have laid around in the yard outside look to be a lot more stable than ply, but I only fitted it 25 years ago so its not had much of a test yet. The only problem I have found is if you want to fix anything to it .
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I think we are talking topsides, not hull, I don't think you would employ a boat painter to put black on . Maybe the OP can confirm.
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I think we are talking topsides, not hull, I don't think you would employ a boat painter to put black on . Maybe the OP can confirm.
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Not much iron work that about now
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Some are already on their way via the MSC
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Any pictures of motorised butties?
ditchcrawler replied to koukouvagia's topic in History & Heritage
Sounds like a tractor engine -
They were also used in refineries, Shell had some
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And also shape
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Just remember the price they wanted for the boat from there when the Eastern European Lady wanted to sell it
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I go along with that, The one I posted the photo of was near the bow, it was a drain line for the tug deck and when working up locks it had quite a bit of water over it
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Flag staff, IWA, AWCC and Club flags
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Well its not long to find out
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Its an interesting location with no access as far as I can see.
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Same with my phone, I thought the phone was broken first time I let the battery go to flat
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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
