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Old 16 January 2004, 09:15   #21
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I'm wounded now...

Haven't had time to book any botox...
Too busy torkin......botox

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Old 16 January 2004, 09:16   #22
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I didn't mean you - I was talking about the male members of the club.
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Old 16 January 2004, 09:21   #23
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I didn't mean you - I was talking about the male members
And what do you know about them?????????????

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Well what do you expect marrying a ruffian from Reading, you are married aren't you ?

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Old 16 January 2004, 09:24   #25
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Hey...very personal question from one who's status is currently under review!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Wrong on both counts! He's not from Reading (we just happen to live there at the moment) and we're not married.
(Don't tell anyone - we're living in sin - have been for the past 14 years!)
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Old 16 January 2004, 09:35   #27
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Nun of that now....



Mrs N!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tell him to you know what....or we'll 'terminate' him....

Sisters of No Mercy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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scandalous you will have a chaparone to this party on Saturday I take it

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At the very least Zebedee and Blue Ice will launch...
Hmmm.... the chances of us launching Blue Ice on Saturday are sadly rather remote. Some low-life scumbag has removed all the nuts from the engine transom mount bolts. Fortunately we have a security lock on one of them so the motor's still attached - just!
So I'll be looking round Yam dealers for bits.
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How long does it take to fit 3 washers & nuts ?


Why don't you fit all 4 bolts with anti-theft ones and make sure you have a long piece of angle iron on the inside of the transom to prevent a chainsaw cutting through it?

Bu**ers aren't they.
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Old 16 January 2004, 19:51   #32
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it'll take longer to get the damn things! As I'm sure you know, the washers are very wide & thick and the thread on the bolts is very fine - so Yam parts it is then. Yes, I'll prob get at least one more lock device.

Angle iron's a good idea. Don't know if I'll do it - I'm not sure if there's room with all the other stuff. Might design something to fit, though.
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Sorry to hear about it Richard. They must have had a HIAB or fork truck standing by cos there 'aint no way youre gonna lift the engine otherwise!
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Sorry to hear that Richard + Louise.

I'm not sure if i'm right or not but the security bolts are not as strong as stainless ones, hence you only see one of 'em.

There is of couse no reason why you could not buy 3 more stainless bolts / washers / nuts if you can find a place open on Saturday early a.m. and replace the entire assembly.

Sorry i'm not coming because i could prob. have brought some appropiate nuts and washers with me.
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Old 16 January 2004, 20:34   #36
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Stainless bolts are not the material of choice, use high tensile ones. Seal them and they'll last for years. They should have 8.8 marked on their heads. They're cheap too. You could use stainless nuts if you prefer. M12's will be fine. Now you just need to find the chunky washers.
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You can get them in quite large sizes in a big B + Q wharehouse i think.
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Jakeens hope it goes well for you on Sunday!
Sorry I wont be able to make it but please SHOW us know how it went and post some photos!!!
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Yep, you might be right. I always use the farming suppliers for hardware. They deal with lots of stuff, much of it unavailable elsewhere. Pins, shackles, hydraulics, etc, etc. It's worth dropping in just for a wander around. You may get square, thick galvanised washers. They use them for field gate hinges to prevent the nut burying into the post
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"galvanised" on a Scorpion ? never, only the very best polished 316 Stainless Steel made by Krup if you don't mind. And if its anything like the MOD raping it up in 3 little pastic bags means you can charge three times the price.

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