
Afishionado
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I wouldn't mind some info' about cost, accommodation, packages, flights etc.
Mad Mike
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That is an impact radial star crack but it looks to me that the impact may have been from the inside.
Any way the crack will be right through the gell coat and there are two ways of dealing with it. The proper (expensive) way which will end up with an invisable repair or a decent job that you can do yourself but will be visible if you look closely.
Way No 1 Get a professional to do it and part with
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Mike
It is and its yours, just phone before you come to get it
Martin
Thank you Martin.
Yes I'll give you a bell before I come.
Mad Mike
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How are you doin' Dan me man?
Nice to hear from you again. Have you got your new boat yet? Ours is due on the 22nd.
Mad Mike
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Mike
I have 1 large fender with Failine printed on it, you are more than welcome to take it away
Martin
Sausage shaped? If so yes please.
Mad Mike
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welcombe ROTFLMAO
As a kid I lived near Bushy Park Middlesex. This had a huge American air support base. Their other base near London was High Wycombe or as we kids who hung around to cadge 'real' CocaCola used to hear them say Hi Weee Kombeee.
Mad Mike
PS thanks for the offer but Hi Wee Kombee is a bit far to go. But next time your down and you want to bring some, gissus a shout and we can do a deal.
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Has anyone got an old tube fender surplus to requirements?
I am looking for one that I can use on the pontoon as a front buffer for the new boat.
I know I could use an old tyre but I was hoping to be a bit more 'posh' .
Mad Mike
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What a cracking good idea.
Ideal for lifting part of a boat of a off a trailer to make adjustments.
Mad Mike
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Got it last year from jack, but since I no longer have a boat, free to anyone here.
Wassa air jack?
Mad Mike
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I have a crudely made but but effective 4 wheeled O/B stand for sale.
It looks like an inverted T, with a wheel at each corner two of which are fully swiveling. It's made out of strong angle and box section and will hold up to a 25hp O/B.
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IF U GET SOMETHING THAT BIG I WOULD INSIST ON IT GOING BACK AND IF CAUGHT IN THE ACT I WOULD PAY THE FINE OUT OF MY OWN POCKET I THINK ICELANDIC RULES ARE A BIT SILLY WE ARE GOING TO HAVE MINIMUM SIZE ON OUR BOATS
WELL THERE IS NOT A LOT OF DIFFRENCE IN THE FISHING BETWEEN HERE AND NORWAY WE DO GET BIGGER HALIBUT HERE AND THE COD RANGE FROM ABOUT 8 POUNDS UP TO THE MID 30S WITH SOME BIG UNS CHUCKED IN FOR GOOD MEASURE 40LBS + I ALSO THINK WERE ARE A LITTLE CHEAPER HERE
TIGHT LINES
SKIPPY
Skippy be an Icelandic dear and STOP BLOODY SHOUTING!!!
Please use UPPER and lower case
Mad Mike
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I guess a phone call to a friendly chandler will tell all.
Mad Mike
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What a lovely 'boaty' looking boat. I love the workmanlike traditional lines of the Orkney, she certainly is a good looker.
Mad Mike
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Is that trailer for sale or rent, and do you have rooms to let at 50 cent?
King of the road
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Just the same as eating a Vindaloo then?
Mad Mike
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Is that oil dripping from the gear box on the e-tec Paul?
Mad Mike
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I hope you marked the water so you can get back to that spot
Afishionado
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That's great Martin, it wont be untill April I guess and it would be good to pick a bright weekend for the light. Shall we firm up something nearer the time with idealy a weeks notice? And as I said before the more the better because I think a flotilla shot would be the 'dog's' spectacles.
Mad Mike
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........but will you go fishing Mike??
Oh certainly, we are expecting to fish more, particularly afternoon/evenings mid week. Launch and then recovering was a bit of a drag which was one of the things that prompted the upgrade. Also the very real posibility of overnighting on board leads to a good chance of going out on a Friday night and back on a Saturday evening when the weather improves.
I must say we are getting very excited about getting her and familiarizing ourselves with her. If my memory serves the first engine service is at 20 hrs, and we would like to run her in and get the service done before the season proper starts.
Just a thought by the way. Is there any chance of arranging a mutual photo session one sunny day on a you click mine and I'll click yours basis? It could be fun if several of us got together, and even more fun if we could get some flotilla shots for the web site.
Mad Mike
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With Pride of Morpork all cleaned and spotless waiting to be sold, and Pride of Morpok II not available until 22 March, a gap has appeared in my 'things to tat around and do' list that retired blokes get their days filled by. I have read the Merry Fisher spec about 100 times, the Suzuki brochure 98 times, varnished me boat hook, bought a pile of goodies to go on the new boat, sat and sorted them out, cleaned and checked my tackle (Steady there in the back row!) Fishing Tackle!!! and am now bored.
So to the sad bit. A bright and sunny morning so I went down to Cobbs to look at the berth they allocated to us. I had preveously explained about my problem walking too far and shown them my blue card to prove the point. What a nice bunch of people they are turning out to be! They have given us a berth on F pontoon about 30 foot from the entry gate, bang next to power and the fresh water hose.
How sad? Two grown men and Carol grinning like loons stareing at a patch of water and imagining the hole in it that our new boat will fit in!
Any way it's a lovely berth facing on to the back of Holes bay which in the summer should give some nice views for those evenings that one just wants to sit and chill.
Mad Mike
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Mike, theyre great when you run out of R se paper at sea!!!!
Bare foot water sking, best power bidet ever mate. BANG and the stain is gone!
Mad Mike
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I thought I would pass this on to the rest of you guys........
Having discovered that each spark plug for my Tohatsu was