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  1. As mentioned above re new boilers and showers, agree some plumbers just throw a combi in as it is easy money however without prior testing of water pressure and flow rates problems such as hot water going cold if somebody opens a cold water tap whilst you are in the shower can occur.

    I am a trusted member of a good plumbers forum so if anybody is interested in learning more send me a pm and I`ll send the link to it.

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  2. 18 hours ago, SteveO said:

    We replaced our 26 year old Ideal Standard just before Christmas with a shiny new Worcester Bosch appliance. Initial indications are that it uses around 10% less gas than the old one, so it will be a while before it  repays my £2000 investment.  I wonder if a new thermostat is in order? 

    Re the stat and other stuff, this came into law April 2018

    http://registeredgasengineer.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Boiler_Plus_Are_You_Ready.pdf

  3. 13 hours ago, Chelsea14Ian said:

    Paid for our moorings (for three months)and our tolls.Just over eight hundred pounds.Then had our boiler checked,unfortunately it's seen better days.Will need a new one,about 2.5 k.Still it's only money:default_blink:.The boiler is over twenty  years old.On the plus side,we hope to sell in about two and a half years time.We a new boiler may help.Now all we need is six numbers now!:default_icon_bowdown:

    Ian

    House boiler- Yes? Then don`t get talked into having a combi boiler as they don`t suit all. Wouldn`t go with BG and their expensive powerflush either.

  4. 8 minutes ago, psychicsurveyor said:

    I have just realized that I have been flying the forum pennant upside down for the past year,  and no one has come to my rescue. :default_dunce:

    Probably thinking "Silly sod" :default_biggrin:

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  5. 13 minutes ago, Aboattime said:

    Waterside marine have a good selection of Alphas ,single engine and low air draft.How many berths are you looking for?

    Thanks, just had another look and nothing new there today. Find them generally overpriced for what they are, as an example the Alpha 35 has a major roof problem (been dragging an experianced person around with me to viewings) and their customer service re "It`s in the workshop at the moment, I`ll get back to you" needs some improvement.

    Ideally 4 berth.

  6. Hi all, After scouring websites and marinas for two months I thought I had my first boat  :default_eusa_dance: only to be outbid or undone by some underhand nonsense by the broker :default_2gunsfiring_v1: so can I ask you all to keep your eyes open for anything that has a single engine, is around 35-37ft in length with low airdraft, easy to get on and off with minimal steps inside. Don`t mind travelling to view so wherever you are in the country please keep your eyes open.

    Finders fee offered and thanks in advance.

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