Who wants £50??????

[BrendanS]

Thank you, I went searching for this advise that you gave me some time ago, and couldn't find it (the search ability on the forums is a little limited)

I've still to do this, but it's on the priority list

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[Blue_Blazes]

I'm not after a cut of Ben's fifty sovs, but do buy the pin BEFORE you drill the hole, to make sure the hole's the right size.


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[duncan]

neat.....

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[neale]

Fatipa - Errrrr NO!
Happy 1 - And keep the boat in the same place?
burgandyben - see pm
BarryH - see pm
Seafort - Saltern? where's that?
Observer - see pm
Blue Blazes - Thanks for additional info

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[hlb]

Well Ive suggested this one for so long, I'm going hoarse.
It got rid of six gallon of water from my fuel tank with no trouble at all and still works as a very cheap, pre filter water and crap remover.

Take bung out of tank. Replace with tap. Add hose down to bilge, with another tap on end. Open tap on tank. Pipe fills with water and crap.

Refind system.
As before. But join two tanks together with a tee piece in the middle down to bilge and tap on end. So you can now run one engine off both tanks whilst still taking any water or crap out. A devise I wish I had had when returning across Lyme bay on one engine and running out of fuel, whilst still having 75 gallons that I could not get at.

Now if that aint worth two lots of 50 quids I'll eat harrys hay!!

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Haydn