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Hi Mark, We went to a wedding last Saturday evening at Kelham Island in Sheffield, the museum was opened for wedding guests to look around, in the Ken Hawley Collection are various trade samples on display, one being a very large King Dick spanner. http://www.hawleytoolcollection.com/ When I first started work I stamped my initials on all of my tools or put on them file marks, none of this supplied tools back in those days, you bought your own or made them. Regards Alan

I still have Whitworth, AF, BSF and BA spanners in my toolbox Regards Alan

Only the one?

Hi Mark, I can tell from your pictures you are about 4 or 5 berths nearer to the river than us. When we fitted our upper helm radio we also wrapped our two upper helm dashboards with a similar wrap to yours, not too hard a job, our had studs on them that removed the nuts from at the back of the upper helm. With yours I suggest that you use the older mirror fixing screws that had a threaded hole in the center and the threaded chrome covers that went over the screw. Regards Alan

Hi Trev, A couple of years ago I used a four inch hole saw on our upper helm to fit two speakers for our upper helm radio. When ever I have to drill holes in the boat I am always wary, especially on something that big. Loads of measuring and re- measuring. Regards Alan

Hi Dave, That's the way that I read it. Regards Alan

Hi Helen, I have never heard of this store but then if it was designer I would run a mile. Designer, usually poor quality, overpriced goods that the mindless must have! Regards Alan

My mate Ron set me this film clip, its well worth a watch. http://www.flixxy.com/bear-animal-nature-film.htm Regards Alan

By all accounts the Broads Authority have advised the tourist centers to swap the old cards, how this will work in practice is anyone's guess. Regards Alan

Hi Jean, We already have a link to that webcam on our list of links to webcams. http://forum.norfolkbroadsnetwork.com/forum/124-webcams/ Regards Alan

Hello Paul, As I said when I answered your message Malwarebytes is not showing any problems regarding the topic and the two links that have been featured in the topic. Regards Alan

Hi Kevin, Give Alex Fraser 07768 003948 a call he is a mobile engineer. Regards Alan

Hello Meg welcome to the NBN forum. If you have any questions regarding the forum please ask the team, the forum members have a wealth of knowledge both on the Broads and other topics. Regards Alan

Hello Kevin have you tried Maffett's 01508 520344. Regards Alan

Sadly Poppy all banks are tarred with the same brush you will get very similar responses from other banks, security gets in the way of the account holders but does little to make their systems secure. It's 2017 and one of the banking security questions is still "whats your mothers maiden name" I ask you! so easy to find out once someones got your details. Regards Alan

Hi Grendel, You could use some of the waxed whipping chord, you can get it in two shades of blue and there is a white option, no doubt that it will be a pain to splice what ever you use and you would have to make a suitable sized fid. Regards Alan

Hi John welcome back to the forum, a great video by the way I am looking forward to your next. Regards Alan

Hi Bill, Can the carpet not be put on top of the fake teak? Just a thought. Regards Alan

Anyone involved with BSI will know we have all become just box tickers. Regards Alan

Thanks for the BSS reminder ours runs out in September so I have left a message for Ian Jennings to contact me so I can arrange an inspection in September. Regards Alan

Hello Crooky, Welcome to the NBN forum. Here is your proposed journey times which do not allow for any tides. First day Wroxham to Acle 3 1/4 hours Day two Acle to Loddon 2 1/4 hours to Great Yarmouth plus 4 1/4 hours from Great Yarmouth to Loddon. Day 3 Loddon to Stalham, 4 1/4 hours to Great Yarmouth plus 5 1/4 hours from Great Yarmouth to Stalham. Day 3 maybe a little too far? Regards Alan

Hi Polly, They are that old that everyone has heard them, I am sure Griff has a tattered old joke book written on rabbit skins Regards Alan

Hi Bill, I would try an iron on a small section to see it will melt the glue enough to lift it up. If it works out OK tackle the glue left with scrapers and solutions like Nitromors assuming it is fitted to boards and not fiberglass, or maybe stickystuff remover. Regards Alan

Lets face it John we only know if any of our insurance companies cuts the mustard when they have paid out in full following a successful claim. Regards Alan

Wayford Bridge is indeed 7 foot with hardly any variation for tides. Here is a link to the Bridge Height documents:- http://forum.norfolkbroadsnetwork.com/topic/5144-bridge-heights/ Regards Alan