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The Tree at Grindley Brook looked like that last June when we were up there. i suspected then that it was dead.

i think that would be a bit big. a lot of our members are late 70's early 80's i can just see them trying to start that. i think it needs to be electric.But thanks for the idea. thanks BEngo i will. Theres nothing like first had experience .

can any one tell me the difference between the pump in the large pump outs like they have at the marinas by lee san and the small mobile ones they do. https://www.leesan.com/shop/leestrom-ls160wb-dual-pump-out-station.aspx https://www.leesan.com/shop/pump-out-equipment/mobile-pump-out-machines/lsm70-mobile-self-pump-out-kit.aspx our small club is looking at a cost effective way of getting a powered pump out. we have the manual one at the moment but as age catches up on people it become something to dread when returning from a cruise. i know the large ones are about £10'000 (we had a quote) but figured if a smaller mobile lasts 2-3yrs then buy a new pump it would be a lot more cost effective. Thanks Martin

I dare say there might now be a few more

sorry.thank you for alerted me to the fact I've not changed the new details on the forum

I don't often contribute to the forum but as a person with a foot in each camp feel I must contribute to this thread. In my twenty years of boating and over thirty years as fisherman this is about context. As a boater going down the canal I speak to fishermen I know who don't recognise me because I'm on my boat and where they would normally be affable and friendly they become rude and surly. Vice versa with boaters I know who see me fishing. It's more about fishermen's prejudice against boaters and boaters prejudice against fishermen. I appear to have alleviated this problem by naming my boat with a fishy theme! But have yet to discover how to pacify boaters when fishing?

I think you might find its nearer 500,000 gallons per tonne

It's moored at streethay at the moment

I think it will be a Bridgewater number.