stablemabel

I made a carrier that fits on my rear bike rack to put my porta-potti on and will happily pedal 6 miles to empty it at the nearest services

Has anyone used a copper coil mounted on the flue as a back boiler and if so was it successful

Hesford marine..they have a website..it's near lymm

I have both the round pin plugs and the cigarette lighter type plugs and i find the round pin type much hardier

Have you tried Walsh Engineering theyre in Irlam near Manchester.They do a lot of Gardener stuff

I haven't noticed it..

It's not as tough as bitumen..whereas if you bash a Hull with bitumen on it it spreads..chlorinated rubber comes off like enamel..but if you painted a mooring pin with it and left it in water for 10 years it would be the same condition coating wise when you take it out..I guess its whatever you prefer..its not as tough as bitumen..but It doesn't dissappear in the way bitumen does

Yes ive used it for years..and yes its excellent..my boat was made not far from a paint factory that made it and the boatbuilder had a hunch..so i used it and have done for years..i had a stock which im coming to the end of but the makers have gone bump..so im just looking for any other versions and anyones experience with it

Has anyone used chlorinated rubber paint for blacking..The brand/company (Crosbie/ casco )Ive used has disappeared.. and I'm looking for any news on whether they've remorphed as a new company or any other brands that have been used with good results..thanks

Whatcroft ?

If you have an inline filter attached to the water pump it may be worth unscrewing the the top and checking it for grit etc

Just passed an hour ago..id guestimate about 6 inches from being full

Is it someone who wears a hairpiece at a really jaunty angle

My name isnt actually STABLE MABLE..its MICHEAL RECYCLE..or is it STEVEN UNEVEN..no its FORUM DECORUM

Still the same