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Old 19 June 2008, 17:34   #21
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One possibility would be a vacuum oil sucker - they are great and have many uses including sucking petrol out of tanks etc although they say you must NEVER do that...............
I tried that once and buggered the sucker thingy up as the petrol knackered the seals.
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Old 19 June 2008, 18:07   #22
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OK I sand corrected,this thread dose seam to be going around the houses!
Maybe have expressed myself badly...

I would remove inside tube water with the hammock procedure, as small salt water amount still in ,fill almost the whole tube with fresh water, let stand for Nº hours/days as you wish to delute salt water , repeat procedure untill no salt remains in exiting water, tongue test, sun dry. If there is a tube hole, look for it and repair properly.

I agree Nick, going around the house then to the lake, then to some where else. Jumping Jack Flash from one tricky question/answer to another, to another, to another, endless answers with apparently no solution at all, I quit, sea doesn't wait...

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