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BELATED FOLLOW UP NEEVA is now dead from June 2023 "Why is Neeva shutting down? Neeva will shut down June 2. The ad-free search engine launched less than two years ago. Neeva's failure was due to its inability to attract enough users, the rise of generative AI and LLMs and the current economic environment, according to the company's founders, Sridhar Ramaswamy and Vivek Raghunathan.22 May 2023"

Isn't that why they should be surveyed befor launching?

Yes of course problem with replying on the phone keyboard is so small and I don't always pick up the errtors Good point I forgot about that. Had mine done once but starting to flap a little again. Good thing is the bearing are readily available and cheap. UCFL Flanged Metric Pillow Block Self Lube Bearing 2 Bolt Flange - HIGH QUALITY 35mm £16.99 Ebay uk

More than happy with my 2005 Liverpool Shell has stood the test of time. Had an issue with size of cooling tank which was fixed no quibble as soon as surveyor it pointed out. Apart from that no real quibbles. I believe they were turning out a huge number of boats all based on fairly standard design with some options. Damn good value, there did seem to be a bit of boat snobbery about them at the time so what decent enough she'll at a competitive price. Maybe others didn't have as good an experience don't know I can only say I'm happy with my choice 28 years later.

Had an item from Ebay delivered to a pick up point in a large envelope when I picked it up the envelope was completely flat. photographed it at pick up point, informed Ebay and rrcived a refund no bother. Many, Many years ago when i was just a lad I did a sting working nights on the BRS (remember them) loading docks I do remember some of the older guys used to come to work with order books. i can't remember the percentage figures for slippage? but it got to silly levels. I think that was part of the reason it was hived off.

Similar I've never realy saved any money by using cheap Sfesionsbatteries. For the Makita I will only use correct batteries. Only place I saved money was buying a WORX Professional Drill and hammer drill set,superb. Changed batteries once in 16/17 years.

I can happily endorse that. Very impressed with the Makita. I only use it occasionally mainly emergency towpath clearance etc. Easy to use and works far better than I expected.

Its always best to check beforehand to see if they will accept it. They are under no obligation to accept it and sometimes may not even be aware of the service. I have yet to find an office that will not do it though.

IMPORTANT UPDATE Informed by Mike H that the above ignition switch is not suitable for his engine. Appears to be no alternative than to purchase from BARRUS. So important to double check part number If Durite is to be used. Otherwise can't go wrong if bought through BARRUS dealer using their official ignition switch.

Sorry meant to mail Mike H not you. Dementia having another practice run. Hopefully he will see it in the thread

This is a standard ignition switch that is much cheaper when not purchased from Barrus. My post in this thread from 27th Oct 2022 gives non Barrus part numbers for Starter motor and Ignition switch. IGNITION SWITCH: Durite ignition switch 4 position BG1-0-351-05 Greensparkplug company Look at my prev post for suppliers. N.b obviously need to double check it goes with your engine EDIT TO ADD MULTIPLE SUPPLIERS ON EBAY WITH CLICK AND COLLECT. CHEAPEST £29.99

They do have some Waterlodges which occasionaly come up for sale https://www.waterlodge.co.uk/waterlodge-six-for-sale-in-brighton/ These are purchased and I assume you then pay mooring fees on top. Only things going for this is that you should have little problem selling them when you leave and Travelodge have a number of locations which theoretically you can transfer your module too.

For a 57ft narrowboat at Brighton it would cost circa £7,500 if paid annually for a standard non live aboard berth. For a heavy usage add I believe 18% to that gives circa £8850 but even that is not a livea board deal and has restrictions on the number of weeks you can use it. Add to that in a non sea going boat you have nowhere to go. Not surprisingly its geared towards yachts. I lived on Brighton Marine parade many years ago, love the town but there is no way I would live in the marina on a narrow boat even if I was allowed.

Ditto