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Jbx5
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Hi Griff I can give you a lift with the lifting Sat morning but can’t do the boating bit.
Let me know if needed.John
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Great holiday tale thanks for sharing with us. Lovely to see your family enjoying the Broads as we did when our children were young.
John
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Yes pump not turning off sometimes. Not sure about the pressure in the tank.
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1 minute ago, Smoggy said:
You can fit an inline pressure switch in the pipework after the pump so it cuts out when the right pressure is built, I assume it is getting to the right pressure.
Yes pressure ok
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Advice please.
The water pump on our boat is sticking on 50% of the time. Do I take the easy option and buy a new one or is there a cheaper / easy fix ?
John
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Good to speak briefly when passing (on Noah’s Ark ) yesterday afternoon Mark I thought you looked a little calm after the storm 😂
Also passed your family Mouldy same time around the Ferry house.
John
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£16 to be tight on stern moored no thanks will give that a miss as will any one with any sense !
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Fizz and Fromage would be a good choice in Hoveton (opp train station) for breakfast.
I wondered we're all the people were coming from to Black barn farm now i know . Tried it a couple of times as walking distance from home food ok but very busy.
John
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Enjoy Neil i will be in there tomorrow for a pint of tropical IPA 😀
John
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The Maltsters should be reopening the 27th March. (Not much more information at the moment)
John
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27 minutes ago, annv said:
Hi Floyd I would suggest you drain the water from the diesel tank before you move it or start the engine, All The best John
Agree drain water out, change filter and run it for a while before going on the river as i don't fancy an overnight drift to Yarmouth 🫣
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Message sent
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Big wellies required
Highest tide i've seen this year at the moment at Brundall.
John
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29 minutes ago, Regulo said:
Why do you have two wiper switches, could they be paralleled onto one switch?
good point we only have 1 switch for both wipers
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He loves dash panels does Paul as he did ours a couple of weeks ago 😂
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Hi Brian good to hear from you, it's a good while since we had a race on Breydon when we had our Quicksilver, Spring 2008? 😀
John
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I remember going in when it was the Eagle in the 70s as a child. Also nearly bought it 5 or so years ago. The pub sign was in the museum at Stalham last time I went there.
John
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Hi Smoggy Paul’s Dad has recently passed away so probably had a a lot to deal with.
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Hi Mark just checked our last bill 86 units used 6th sept to 6th dec @ 19p per unit plus service charge total £32.00. Don’t know if they class a unit the same though. Battery charger and a dehumidifier coming on 4 hours a day, 2 tube heaters in engine bay.
John
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Have a look at Auto Aid breakdown cover. We've not had to claim off them but they seem the best value out there.
John
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So sorry to hear this news RIP Ian you will be remembered.
John
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Sorry to hear this news Alan and thanks for the updates as i'm sure most of his forum friends are thinking about him.
John
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You will notice a bit of a difference Howard
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Also went to the Panto this afternoon at Norwich theatre sleeping beauty with the family. The grand children Noah and Ivy loved it. 😀
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