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BarnBrian

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    Sub-sea construction supervisor
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    Anywhere
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    Whixall

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  1. I happened to be looking for some varnish and came across the site for Le Tonkinois, which has some good reviews. The bonus was that in the General Interest section was a faultfinding page for Eberspachers. www.letonkinoisvarnish.co.uk
  2. Yesterdays price at Whixall Marina was 59p Brian
  3. I've got an Liverpool Boat that I've had for almost six years. When it was being finished off they wanted the paying in full but I waited till it was completed to my satisfaction. From memory it ran about three weeks late to the date promised. As far as satisfaction with the boat, the finish is excellent as long as you don't look under the surface. My major complaint would be with the size of electrical cables, mine are very much undersize. For the price I still think you get better value than any of the comparably priced builders. Brian
  4. I've got mine mounted on a timber frame that's about three inches high, gives plenty of air space, you might need it after the meat balls!!!!! Brian
  5. I've got a futon on a slatted base which I've had for five years with no damp problems. I agree with other postings about insulating any cold surfaces i.e. holding tank. Ikea have slat kits for a very reasonable price, slightly convex so they add a bit of spring (or was it summer) Brian
  6. Gary Was the Heritage an easy installation? Are they assembled on board or do you have to get them in at the early stages of building. Brian
  7. I'm in the process of designing a composting style toilet, I need a few contributors to give me the existing dimensions of their holding tanks so that I can come up with the optimum size of unit. Any help would be appreciated. Brian
  8. Whats the general opinion on the best mobile phone antenna to use on board. Or does anyone have any idea how to build a more efficient one. Brian
  9. Just did a slight variation on your recipe as I only had those skinny inner breast fillets.Spread some haggis on the base of a dish, laid chicken fillet pieces on top and then drizzled some olive oil on top, whacked it in the oven, about gas mark 6 for about 40 minutes, served it with some jerusalem artichoke mash, beans and a touch of Bisto chicken gravy. Magnificent, what a combination. Brian
  10. What size holding tank and what type of toilet do you have that you can manage six to eight weeks between pumpouts. With two of us on board we manage about a week. Brian
  11. Just this week I discovered that my five year old SS water tank is leaking, unfortunately I can't fine where the leak is. The only way to remove it is to cut it up. Short of doing that does anyone know of any "Quick fixes" some product that I can flush out with to seal leaks. It's not really the solution I want but just at the moment I don't have the ready cash to do the job properly. Brian ,
  12. Surely the idea of running two tanks is so that you always have a reserve. By using the in series method there will be no indication when the first tank is empty. As others have said, keep it simple. Brian
  13. Just got a reply from charger bay solutions. £364 for enough kit to hook up five batteries!!!!!! Think I'll stick with the bottle. Brian
  14. Just checked up on the automatic watering top up system mentioned before. Looks foolproof. UK agent is chargerbaysolutions.co.uk They're going to let me have a price tomorrow morning which I will post. Brian
  15. Taking the dog for a walk earlier today along the Leeds Liverpool and spotted a liveaboard leaning out of the side hatch making a phone call bare chested (male sadly) he was still in the same position 40 minutes later. Brian
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