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Thanks guys.......yes , mine is clamp on i.e moveable.......It was the actual 'A' frame of the post that the welding failed. Brian, Is youre trailer made by SBS Trailers ?, It looks very similar to the posts on their website. Gary

thought you'd be drowning your sorrows after the rugby call you later gary

Anyone know where i can get hold of a 'heavy duty' winch post to suit a warrior 165? (needs to be quite high) my last one has failed due to very poor welding , made by Ambrose trailers , i'm no expert on welding but now the galvanised surface has been torn you can see it's quite shoddy welding. Any help welcome, i did try sbs trailers but no response to tech questions yet, or do you know someone who could make one (proper welding essential) Gary

Paul you might get more info if you asked on this forum, http://www.etecownersgroup.com/ Good luck Gary

hi, little sal did you get your prop sorted ? did you see what i mean't about the engine being on the right hole ? Gary

try this jimm http://www.etecownersgroup.com/ Gary

jim, 75 E-tec WOT is 4500-5500 if you try a smaller prop your going slower if you try a bigger prop your going to go slower .............unless you get rid of the ballest or were you miles away from 4500rpm i did put a link somewhere for E-tec owners website (loads of info) Gary

have you had a look to make sure your engine is on the correct hole ? you can find out where it should be below try here http://www.etecownersgroup.com/ lots of advice and info Gary

Trev,Coddy are these bags any good for shads,jellyworms etc ? or do they melt?? Or what should i be using to keep single shads, worms ,eels in ? Gary

Thanks , I'll now keep to 60psi Gary

Just had another look 65psi not 60 670kg max at 65psi single 630kg max at 65psi dual anyone know how much boat ,trailer etc,etc,etc etc is going to weigh? I think i'll take a wild guess of about 45-50psi.....until i can find out a bit more Gary

Can anyone tell me the correct tyre pressure for the above? standard size 165x13 (i think its 6 ply??)with max 60 psi written on the side of the tyre. should it be inflated to 60psi or slightly less just checking tyre pressures on the car and trailers today after the recent cold snap , and thought i should get the correct pressure Gary

Yes, leaving Baiter early.... back for about 4ish depending on fish biting or not. no-idea where i'm going yet but probably with-in 5 miles of Old Harry give me a shout if you like, listening ch6 Gary p.s anyone know if the wash-off tap at Baiter are on ?

i'll be leaving from wick first light probably going west give us a shout.....we'll be listening on ch6.......if you need us gary

Terry, that was when i bought it.......not second hand Gary

i got my 60hp from South Coast Marine , 2006 model, I went in looking for a 75hp, but was talked into a 60hp......i was told this was more than enough power for my boat......i now have a 15" prop and the engine put upto the second hole (done by myself). They fitted it with a standard 17" prop ......these are massive compared to other makes and engine put on the lowest hole... I can,t compare to a 75hp as i have not been on one.....but i would like to see the difference when hitting a bit of tide. mine used to nearly stop until i made the adjustments. don't forget to allow servicing costs if comparing to a 4/ , this will be a BIG difference especially in the first 3 yrs, PM me if you want to know the exact price i paid Gary

Paul you can get them from USA http://www.nauticusinc.com/ss_price_list.htm $32 each plus about $40 delivery could try here http://www.imsupplies.co.uk/home.php and ask if they can get parts. There must be a few boats with smart tabs looking for spares now, i'm looking at some gator rubbers that have perished (actuator still works fine). let us know if you find a parts dealer, if you decide to go stateside maybe we could share shipping costs Gary

Got a feeling there going to be putting some sand back on the beach (southbourne end) Gary

Spud box 7 (orange only)

try here for more info.....http://www.mtmcase-gard.com/products/camping/dry-boxes-spud6.html All i can say is if they are not big enough .....get two ... although expensive , i don't think you'll buy another one for a long long time my inside measures 15 1/2" wide 10 1/2" deep 12 1/2" high (not including sliding tray or small non-water tight compartment on top of lid ) i have the big orange one......i think it's called a spud box 7 hope this helps Gary

have a look at the boxs on UKHooks (isle wight), they have a rubber seal around the top so totally waterproof........very handy when someone cleaning down at the end of the day with a hose going every where http://www.uk-hooks.com/category.php?selec...b9c262b9b5abbac Gary

You have a P.M Gary

Jim, Would of thought customers would be coming from further away by now perhaps they don't now what a baguette is up North ? maybe you'll have to try a something else like black pudding holders Gary

Blimey Harry, could of sent my s.o.s quicker by royal mail cheers anyway Gary

Is it still for sale or did Jim buy it ? Gary