Maverick Martin

Sorry but its definately the new broom syndrome

Have a great day Jerry

Brian sorry they are. Justin Business Park, 6, Sandford Ln, Wareham BH20 4DY

Ben get hydraulic trim tabs or electrically operated blades both are adjustable to the conditions and won't catch you out in a following sea (if you remember to retract) Get a set that automatically retract when you turn off the ignition, they may all do that now but never used to which led to damage on Awol when she was retrieved on drystack. The fixed type of trim tabs are not adjustable during a day out and awkward to retract in a larger boat. If your prop needs repitching I believe Darglow engineering at Holton Heath can do this. 1" of pitch equates to roughly 200rpm failing them send it to Clements Marine

I must get some of this stuff

Saw you and Yan coming back in under the 20:30 bridge, sounds like you had a pleasant afternoon/eve

Pinched from Laura

But she should be back in the water by the end of the week

I do I do however I would need a bucket of water placed next to my boat...........................as its still on the hard

I won't be out tomorrow so you should all have a beano of a day without me there scaring the fish off

Love it Adam, a first class DB job

Have a great day Gary, what boat do you now have? Bridge lifting times have reverted to normal from today

You might have to go digging

My boat is still on the hard but almost ready now, not long to wait now

Excellent news Charlie, as Terry I look forward to seeing you back on the water

Wishing you a very happy birthday Frank

Hi Gary As I said over on faceache welcome to pbsbac. I have updated your status so you should now have access to the club only area which is where most members seem to post. Enjoy your membership and should you have any questions just fire away. Look forward to meeting you at a club meeting when we are allowed to resume. Martin Vice chair, forum admin & general dogs body

Happy birthday Charlie & Dave

Mike, you could put a few planks under axle stands to protect the tarmac, you could then also put the wheels in the garage as another form of protection from the wronguns

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Happy birthday John, hope you're keeping well?

AT video

If you zoom in on pic 2 you will see the steel cable is held in place at the head of the anchor with cable ties so no clips of any kind needed. You just need to make sure that the shackles are moused. I agree with you re the bending of 10mm stainless wire, will wait to see how easy it is to do.

No problem Dave, give a call/text and I'll leave a section of both sizes out for you, no charge and Get well soon