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I guess you can't have the paddles at the top open when the gates are open at the bottom. So, no flushing out Richard

I'll take a risk because I forget when the date changed ends in the number - it was built in 1979. The ST3 you worked out, M for Marine, G = with a gearbox. You can find SR engines labelled MGR where R means with a reduction box Richard I'll sing it to you some time Richard

What do you want to know? Hmm, Serial number says it's an ST3, Unit number says it is a marine unit with a gearbox Richard

I'm staring, I'm staring!

That's not a troll, it's a gnome

That duck is lethal!

Honestly.... I have the stern mooring line on, the other mooring lines off, full chat in reverse and the bow isn't coming out! Must be a hell of a cross wind in this marina Richard Are you available for Team Tawny Owl BCN Challenge crew?

How did you do so well on the BCN Challenge without knowing that!

Bloody Northerners...

I say - we no longer nurn people in this country!

What resistance did you get? Richard

You might be in luck @Roxylass. I had a search the other day and found only simple door. Yesterday, I stumbled across this: It's a brand new two cylinder crankcase door, it would need dressing up because it is a machined casting only. No studs, oil filler (or blank), fuel pump guide or threaded oil filter tube I don't know if I have the internal oil pipes for the filter, I do have a blanking plate Richard

There are hours of fun there, 3D for instance: https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/3d/#distance=4385&tilt=1.27&heading=0.4990&lat=53.12810&lon=-4.12114&layers=6&exag=1 Richard

Richard

https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=18&lat=53.29307&lon=-0.74535&layers=168&b=1 Richard