What did you do to your rig today?

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True George , but someone I wont mention her name seems to be feeling the heat more these days .
Hence a cuppla long drives to get out of the top end of the 30's , but we wont be doing long ones from now .
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Morning Bernie was wondering if you ever sleep, are you heading to Greens Lake while you are down there. Stopped for a night on the way to Adelaide at Christmas. Take care on the road.
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Dot wrote: Tue Feb 13, 2018 11:47 pm George, how did you go with your bus repairs? (water)
Dot, the company that quoted is paying me to do the repairs and they are progressing.The 5 sliding panels (which were MDF and swollen) have been manufactured using marine ply and painted. Finding sheets of 6mm marine ply that weren't bowed was quite a task. The tracks that they run in had to be removed and replaced with new ones prior to fitting the panels. The damaged underbunks storage divider (MDF) has been replaced with solid timber. The next step is the removal of damaged cork tiles and their replacement with new ones which took some tracking down as the originals went out of production 5 years ago ( they have chamfered edges, have one coat of polyurethane with underside coated with contact adhesive).

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Post by BruceS »

When you finish that little job George you can wonder over here and sort my water leaks out.......... ask Dot about THEM!!!
A bit embarrassing having saucepans & buckets catching drips while traveling on water in my new boat!!
Just have to find where it's entering............
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Re: What did you do to your rig today?

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Took the clothes we took out after last trip back in (but cleaner)
Sounds like you are well on the way to having it all done soon George.
Bruce that boat of yours is so big I reckon you must have a tap with a knackered washer that is leaking up on the top deck. Seek and you shall find :)
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nothing worse than a leaky tap on a boat.....


maybe there is, a leaky tap and a stuffed bilge pump.
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Orrrighty then punters the winner is TOOLMAN with a close second from DAPOPE!
With over 600kg of liquid onboard the ticket said 16580kg.
PM me your address Mr Toolman and the prize is on its way!
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huh?

I thought I was closer.
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And so you were Jon - "15.980 and probably another 600 for water" equals 16580

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My divine guidance was slightly off.... more hell marys required.....
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