OldBerkshireBoy

From what I`ve read this has been the situation for over five years so it is nothing new. Have Hemsby now thrown the toys out of the pram.

Every other Sunday evening starting in May.

Im pretty sure that they have visited on foot. How much did they charge to moor my I ask.

I also thought it was a pretty good article with equal time being given to Tom Moore, the Dr and the MP with the Dr deflecting the blame towards the commitee. Wonder how they feel after watching it.

That`s a rare one nowadays, looking good.

I dont disagree with you, just saying hire yards never used to insulate canal boats if in the main they were summer only use and there are more ex hire canal boats in private hands for living on now so I would expect the same with GRP hire yards building for summer use only regarding insulation. That said I do know of one GRP new build this year where the buyer asked for an insulation upgrade.

Private canal boats are more likely to be spray foamed during a build but hire yards never used to due to the extra costs as they were mainly for summer hirings. Dont see why GRP boats should be different tbh.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-65177683

Another here with a Smarty monthly card in a router on the boat.

Why you ask, because they had the players to play to a system without an outright number 9. Top player yes but looks at games played v games won and the stats say less than 50% wins with all three teams that he has managed.

Who would want to manage a squad of 47 players, that must be an impossible job to keep them all happy. Oh and they need a number 9 striker!

Switch for fish finder, depth gauge or similar. As said Carling switch and Brian Ward sell them.

The guy from Broom that I was chatting with Saturday evening said when you call to book the charge to moor is £20 if you eat in the pub however for those who think that they can moor there then jump on a train and go eating in Norwhich or Yarmouth then the charge is £50. How they intend to monitor this I dont know.

Not want you want to hear Steve but WB relies heavily on the power of advertising.

Griff can always ask the little un how to get tunes on to the stick I guess.

For anyone thinking of retro fitting a filter, it is best fitted on the return leg close to the boiler and for those having a new boiler fitted it is often a requirement of the manufacture for the warranty along with a powerflush of the system before the new boiler is installed. When selecting an installer some are able to give you an extended warranty ie 10yrs instead of the normal 7yrs if accredited to the manufacture.

Will Kirby the BSS guy might do it or know of somebody

Worth checking as you say, some manufactures say no to using softeners.

Split charge relay. https://www.victronenergy.com/battery-isolators-and-combiners/cyrix-battery-combiner-kit

Will need a good pressure and internal flow of water for a comb, something a lot of properties dont have.

Hydrogen is in the latter testing stage and is being trailled on a few new housing estates but it only takes a couple of parts within these boilesr to convert to NG. Follow ExSurveyors advice re finding somebody, preferably from personal recommendations and not a trusted website who may be able to repair it. If you do have a new boiler then depending on what condition the radiators are in upgrading to type 22 from type 21 with TRV`s can also make a big difference and save heating costs in the long term and nobody can advise on the pipework from their armchair Im afraid so you need somebody on site that you feel you can trust to advise you.

Can the back plates be seen when the wheels are on?

A Tesco bag?

Much like the price of mustard over the years eh?

Wondering if the ZF 6speed box as used in some Z4 would fit.