matty40s

Willington always did see quite a few boating thefts over the years in my recall.

He's called Pat. Take the two ends, loop the rest of the cable in a large circle, hopefully as flat as possible. Getting bystanders to move back, connect the two ends of the cable together and remove yourself quickly. The Mid-Nene Oundle Collider will soon let you know if it is safe to use.

No, it will not have ended the problem. Netweather has had the same message for several years now, and double posts still happen, albeit nowhere near as many as CWDF.

Have you taken the chimney cap off?? 🙂 two problems anybody with a stove has at present is, 1. It's so bloody mild that you dont want to put much coal on...so it's difficult to keep going and 2. Theres no wind, which makes it very difficult to get any draw on the flue.

Can you confirm whether you have bricks, steel plates, or what is holding up the baffle plate Junior?

Not if they are in a coastal Aquavista marina...

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It actually shows how unfit for purpose the present BSS is for narrowboats, covering the big majority of mainly strange shaped sea boats.

Yes.

If you can feel a squirrel indent in the sides, you have no side panels or bricks, if you have flat steel, holding up the baffle plate, then you dont need bricks. No, they are something different too, at the bottom, very effective....but expensive.

This can be done easily by a 4kw. Some latent heat does go towards the engines, but as most thermostat are 82c , the diesel heater will not have the heat to open it up to the skin tank.

I didn't actually look at that picture, it looks like Junior already has the bricks, or shaped metal plates at the sides in place of the bricks. The rear brick is almost certainly there.