RLWP
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Could you post some pictures of what you have please? I can probably identify the parts from that Richard
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Yes, I'll try and scan it for you before the weekend Richard
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yes, and John Williamson above has already volunteered to scan them for you Richard
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That's it. That's the Marine Standard Electric Start Panel, which matches wiring diagram 10.5 Richard
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What instruments does your panel have? That should identify it Richard
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The grey box contains relays and circuit breakers Richard
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A bit of a mixture. I've 'broken in' to three houses, a hotel room and a boat that way, and two houses by cat burglary Richard
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Peter Thompson of Marine Engine Services - his name is at the bottom and the document is on his website Richard
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I'm trying to remember how many times I have used that - to get into at least three houses and a boat that I can remember easily Richard
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Down the chimbley of course - that was the last piece of advice before he succeeded Richard
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Excellent - get the kettle on Richard
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Yes. I had spoken to my neighbour, gone home, made a tool and opened their front door in the time it took them to go around to peer into the back door. They fitted a new front door with a proper deadlock after that Richard
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PM sent good luck Richard
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Do you mean an ordinary 'front door' type yale lock? Richard
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I agree. Chances are there is something wrong inside the engine, and the chances or diagnosing it from outside are slim, the chances of fixing it from the outside even more so Richard
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That isn't how high lift cams are made. If they were, you wouldn't be able to thread them through the bearings in the block. High lift cams have a smaller diameter base circle Richard
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The manual is here: http://the-norfolk-broads.co.uk/downloads/bmc1500L-diesel-workshop-manual.pdf Richard
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I'd say that was pretty fair - read it as 'we reserve the right to not put ourselves in positions where we might die' Richard
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With the right prop and gearbox, you'd beat everything at Ricky Richard
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There's a pair of 1450hp diesels on EBay if you'd prefer a bit more power, Mike Richard
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And being turbocharged, and utterly awesome Richard
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No, it's powerful enough - just. I was surprised how small it was physically. It would easily fit into Reg's engine room Richard
