raymondh

Yes we have gas, both regs were spares 1 x boat , 1 x camper Ray

Hi, Clesse picked up my regs yesterday and once they have inspected them will send replacements Ray

Thanks for the info , not had any complaints and mine is not as loud as a nearby smaller unit but I am always looking for the best solution As we are pensioners we do not need to fire up the quattro till the sun is up so not really an issue Regards Ray

It would be great to have a reliable source of information on the forum We should snap up this offer from NMEA with thanks not petty gripes and groans Regards Ray

I have never seen any info on a 90s marine silencer ? my Webasto was supplied by the then "sole" marine dealer but came with a standard silencer, so my question is --- is there a 90s marine silencer ? Regards Ray

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4-solvent-resistant-mini-refills-Pack-of-10x-/151964700823?_trksid=p2141725.m3641.l6368 Ray

Acorn still going, so call 0161 336 2680 Peter Hopley or http://www.acornengineer.co.uk/ Ray

All (ok 99.9%) of refrigeration, A/C systems are in imperial pipe sizes so look at these suppliers for your pipe Ray

Hi, engine is a Kioti and used in diggers,tractors etc, if you have a local plant/agricultural dealer close its worth a try obtaining filters from them, try Google Kioti tractors in your area Ray

Quote from recent topic re CC oils for Isuzu "Reading the thread reminded me that I needed to buy oil for my boats eng/gbx as I had used the last of my Isuzu branded 10w40 CC on my last oil change As this is what HMI Isuzu state "must" be used in both eng/gbx I asked about for a supplier and was recommended Pennine Lubricants who manufacture, or blend if you wish "Classic Marine Oil 10W40 API CC " Pennine advised nearest supplier as Tools & Threads Ltd of Macclesfield Cost £69 for 25ltrs = £2.76 ltr Both Pennine and Tools and Threads are on the WWW - above for info as I have no involvement with either company" Regards Ray

Sort of correct however the power is regulated The requirements are: the bike must have pedals that can be used to propel it the electric motor shouldn’t be able to propel the bike when it’s travelling more than 15.5mph the motor shouldn’t have a maximum power output of more than 250 watts The best are powered by Bosch and Panasonic and are in the main manufactured in Germany, they are also the most expensive but you are paying for a better product than the cheapo far east stuff that will rust/crack/fail with use however for light use stored under cover the low cost option may be fine Our Raleigh lives on the back of the boat and is still like new after four years and the battery still shows 100% Ray

We have two of the recall regs and despite two calls and "we have you on the database for a courier collection" no call from the courier or collection Bit of a let down as the first contact was very good Will ring them again Ray

link http://salfordonline.com/24560-watch-moment-dashcam-captures-salford-bridge-collapse.html Ray

We are due through from the Weaver to Pomona next month on route to Wigan dry dock Spoke to MSC early this morning but they have no firm info as yet as to what happened or any time scale to clear/lift the deck (200 ton) or 500 ton depending on source inspect the damage to the four towers I think it will be months not weeks so will have to put back blacking etc until the canal reopens as our boat is 12" to wide to pass through the shorter route Ray

Like this? Ray

Manbat warranty The guarantee does not cover: n Sulphation n Wear and tear n Deep cycling n Overcharging n Physical damage n Incorrect application A battery claim should be returned with proof of purchase to a Manbat distributor for testing. Manbat is teh biggest? distributer of batteries in the UK Ray

Small TV's are much the same and most manufactured by or use components from the Turkish company Vestel and screens from China or other far east suppliers Buy if possible from John Lewis for the free 5 year warranty and customer service Ray

We have several canal related pics inc.

I keep my rods in the electric cupboard leaning on the inverter keeps em cosy and I have never had a problem with damp rods And yes I use my welder enough to justify its space on board (its a very compact little thing) and will be using to fit a new skeg bearing and pivot/ extending the rudder, mods to the m/bike rack on our camper etc etc as well as jobs for folk who need a blob or two Ray

The only folk who know your build are Colingwood and only the guy who ordered the timber knows what was ordered for your boat - only God knows what was used Ring em and ask --- for The Big Guy kneel and ask Ray

Depending on the proposed cable colour (green/yellow?) in a future job it may be thought of as an earth wire and used in a mains voltage circuit ? Ray

Hi, These "moorings" I think are closed off due to the flood protection works but the moorings on the right hand side after the bridge are fine Ray PS there may be space at Northwich Quay Marina for your stay R.

We have one of these https://www.officialxhose.co.uk/xhose-pro.html Purchased off ebay from the same seller @ £15 but now "out of stock" Works as ad will get another for the camper Ray

Why not use a diesel outboard ? Ray

I think there have been three river closures this year on the Weaver, however the flow only increases to any degree down river of Northwich and it takes a while to happen as most of the flood comes down the Dane, C&RT control the levels with the sluces and in the two years we have moored on the Weaver there have been no issues Its a great river with good depth and width and bonus of the Lift and manned locks Ray