Twister_Ken
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"Presumably you'd have wanted all on board if the one not on board hadn't managed to hold on as well... "
Maybe not, there's always the heaving line!
Maybe not, there's always the heaving line!
Thank my lucky stars
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BlueSkyNick
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yeah, and there are often those that you are quite happy to leave behind !!
(Clearly not applicable to your SWMBO !!)
(Clearly not applicable to your SWMBO !!)
graham
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Glad it didnt turn into a disaster Ken.
Last time my engine stopped it waited until we were half way down a narrow fairway between the pontoons /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif.
Re CO detectors Tescos are doing them for about £5 at the moment.Friend of mine had his children airlifted off unconcious a few years ago due to a small diesel exhaust leak. They recovered thank God.
Last time my engine stopped it waited until we were half way down a narrow fairway between the pontoons /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif.
Re CO detectors Tescos are doing them for about £5 at the moment.Friend of mine had his children airlifted off unconcious a few years ago due to a small diesel exhaust leak. They recovered thank God.
Twister_Ken
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Tesco here I come. I guess I'm also lucky that the engine space doesn't communicate at all easily with any other part of the boat - at least not when all panels and floorboards are in place, so nothing noticeable leaked into the accommodation before the engine did a Jimi Hendrix.