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jimbo
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Fallen in again Mark?
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Not sure yet Neil. I tend to appear without warning
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You will be pleased to know, she was still afloat and looking good last week Neil
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Hmmm!
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This forum cracks me up!! It's just like our local hardware and farm supplies shop.. You ask for something completely random and they will give you a nod and disappear off round the back, but ALWAYS return with what you wanted, no matter how obscure the item you want
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Just yanking your chain Perrance, I'm sure it goes like the wind But seriously, if you have guests calling round and want to borrow a Merc just shout
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Ok!............Who's the tight **** with the Tohatsu??
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Richardsons RC45 and RC35
jimbo replied to C.Ricko's topic in Local Broads Business Promotions and Information
White nylon would be a good plan, as it can be shaped and remain virtually invisable thus not spoiling her lovely lines -
Fantastic pictures those Pete
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Gooorrrrr! Right up the Cat Flap
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So are we Jonny! Clean the pots at home using the Potassium Permanganate, rinse well and make sure you tip out the Potassium Permanganate somewhere it cannot enter a marine enviroment You can buy it from the chemist by the way.
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If you want to save yourself a load of cash, it's cheaper to buy a high quality 3mm ply and stick it to a cheaper exterior ply to get the thickness
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That might work!
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I was thinking more along the lines of what you do with the bucket full of the stuff you dunked it in after! Being on a boat and all
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Potassium Permanganate is extremely harmful to marine life
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I think there is a place in Wroxham Simon, the name of it escapes me just now
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I loved Llanberis, there is a typical example of a slate quarry there, well worth a look round. And the Denorwig power station is well worth a visit
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Hats off to the team at Richardson's! They have made a lovely job of that boat. I love seeing an old boat transformed like that Good for another 30 years now.
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I have to agree, I personally have saved hundreds of pounds by doing the work myself. Plus I enjoy doing it
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Well done that man! I've been scratching my head, trying to imagine what sort of craft, in what situation would warrant this!
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Perhaps reserved exclusively for the Mary Celeste
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"Vessel Not under command making way (Bow view)" Is that even legal Perrance?
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Cheat!
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I set 1 at TDC both valves closed timing mark lined up. Then simply follow the firing order of the engine, in my case 1-3-4-2. The harder question hasn't been asked yet! "Which valve is an inlet and which an exhaust"
