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Baggywrinkle reacted to Daydream believer's post in the thread What do you think of this one? with
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If they had read this forum, they would have bought a banged up Westerly & still be varnishing the wood bits 3 years later :cry: :cry: -
Baggywrinkle reacted to alan_d's post in the thread Wireless or Wired masthead hardware ..... with Wow.
Hmm. I have had a Tacktick masthead anemometer for the past 15 years which has worked perfectly. Over the same time the cables to the...
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Baggywrinkle replied to the thread Med insurance problem.That would open the OP up to a claim being declined as he would have fraudulently obtained insurance. If you have fraudulently obtained...
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Baggywrinkle replied to the thread Buying a boat in the US.If you are fixing it up before bringing it to the UK then they will assess the value on entry, the sales contract is one part of that. I...
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Baggywrinkle replied to the thread Buying a boat in the US.AFAIK the OP is UK resident, so will need to add in the time required to obtain a VISA, move etc. 12 months foreign residency before...
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Baggywrinkle replied to the thread Buying a boat in the US.There needs to be a standard or a manufacturer could sell you a boat that would kill you. This was the case in the 18th century - boats...
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Baggywrinkle replied to the thread Buying a boat in the US.If the boat is VAT paid and abroad then when you bring it back you can use Returned Goods Relief (EU and UK) .... there are rules...
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Baggywrinkle reacted to NormanS's post in the thread Anyone recommend a lifting harness for a 9,9hp outboard? with Like.
It is a pity that outboards are not designed with lifting eyes.
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Baggywrinkle reacted to Ray Purchase's post in the thread Anyone recommend a lifting harness for a 9,9hp outboard? with Like.
We had similar problems with a Yam 8, one help was the mount, we bought some blocks that sat low on the pushpits, they gave us an extra...