gancanny

worse still, it is a seacrete hull, so if it sinks it will take a lot of effort to refloat

i tend to agree, there is a vast difference trying to reverse a bathtub compared to say an aquafibre 38 or 42

i would bet the OP did not expect this responce to his question

totally agree with vaughan, i would like to add, going off a problem i had with the same type of switch, one of the outer terminals has a very fine wire which is only there to power the tiny light in the switch, it is not heavy enough to carry the power your fridge needs, make sure you get the correct terminal

yes, but obviously unstable to the unaware, i suppose it depends on how much gear he was wanting onboard

not the ideal craft to fish from

what is this all about, am i doing something wrong, i have never turned fuel on and off on a night and had a boat for 30 years

aquafibre opal 28, probably fitted out by sheerline

are you on commission,

mouldy thinks it is a 29, which one???

onslow and daisy,

is that the name of your char lady or a typo

i watched part of a program on tv last night about our world today the scientist fellow who does these things said change has been going on for billions of years, not only our earth but the full solar system, he compared earth with mars and the changes there in the past billion years, we are the only blue planet left in this solar system, meaning we have water and thankfully 70% of the earths surface is covered in water

we have an AF opal, our double bow doors open out but the single stern door opens in to the side of the bed, i dont know if this is reversable as the rear door is part of a combination frame with the window, you are welcome to look if it helps

on a 60 hour week, overtime rate at time and half after 36 hours still gives over £30,000, that is at £10 p hour not many of todays young people want to put up with the conditions, aggro and pure torment for £10 an hour

a certain well respected yard on the northern rivers are now asking £18 for a single loo

well, it doesnt, an excellant choice, a super little boat

just browsing the for sale pages and noticed the corsican, af 38, for sale at wayford a lot of money in my opinion but a lot of boat also, it has had a shed load of upgrades done in recent years

this is an ex royall bathtub

trevor preece at brundall, 07850 250811, or 01603715720

lift pump

i will be one of the new comers next month

are they having a clear out, that is 3 in six weeks

it could be the lift pump, if the lift pump seals are old the fuel can seep back from the injector pump causing an air lock, i have had this happen on a couple of occasions, you can get a kit for the lift pump or just replace with a refurb one very easy to change even for me lol

a while ago, probably last year, there was a thread on stainless rails where a few recomended fabricators were suggested, well, i cannot find it and i need the suggestions, one in particular where the local fabricator is also a boat owner any help to point me in the right direction would be appreciated