transum drain

Farmbloke · 02 September 2010, 18:04

I want to cut a hole in my avon searider transum to fit a drain. What should i use to seal the cut transum before i insert the drain.

Mollers · 02 September 2010, 18:44

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I want to cut a hole in my avon searider transum to fit a drain. What should i use to seal the cut transum before i insert the drain.

This post has got to be a pi$$ take. A bloke called 'Farm' from Swansea with dodgy spelling and a boat built in Llanelli and, he's called it 'Jack Attack'.

Downhilldai · 02 September 2010, 19:17

Best to get a layer of GRP on there and finish it with some flowcoat

Farmbloke · 02 September 2010, 21:35

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This post has got to be a pi$$ take. A bloke called 'Farm' from Swansea with dodgy spelling and a boat built in Llanelli and, he's called it 'Jack Attack'.

Okay we are not all perfect like you but i am a farmer, i am from swansea and the boat is called jackattack !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mollers · 02 September 2010, 21:38

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Okay we are not all perfect like you but i am a farmer, i am from swansea and the boat is called jackattack !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sorry Chap, only joshing. Welcome to Ribnet.

Farmbloke · 02 September 2010, 21:38

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Originally Posted by Downhilldai

Best to get a layer of GRP on there and finish it with some flowcoat

Thanks for the info downhilldai glad to see there are some tidy and helpfull people on this forum.

Mollers · 02 September 2010, 21:40

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Thanks for the info downhilldai glad to see there are some tidy and helpfull people on this forum.

Even if he is a Turk.

Farmbloke · 02 September 2010, 21:42

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Sorry Chap, only joshing. Welcome to Ribnet.

No problem (could be worse could have been from Cardiff with bad spelling!!!)

Downhilldai · 02 September 2010, 23:48

Where's your farm, Farmbloke?

Off topic, I know, but there's been enough written on here already about drillin oles

Oh and your Searider, is/was it a 'deluxe' boat with bucket seats, 'bonnet' & winscreen?

Farmbloke · 03 September 2010, 18:12

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Where's your farm, Farmbloke?

Off topic, I know, but there's been enough written on here already about drillin oles

Oh and your Searider, is/was it a 'deluxe' boat with bucket seats, 'bonnet' & winscreen?

Duffryn Farm between Dunvant and Three Crosses on the Gower. (near swansea)

Comm type searider with jocky consil. Had it new in 85 or 86. so 25ish years old now but in very good nic. Was one of the first ones about the Gower back in the days when a tank of fuel was six quid !!!!! Use to have twin 40 setup but changed it a few years ago for a single 90 merc 4 stroke.

Downhilldai · 03 September 2010, 22:13

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Duffryn Farm between Dunvant and Three Crosses on the Gower. (near swansea)

Ms DHD is from that neck of the wood.

Do you know the Bowen boys from Cae Mansell?

Bigmuz7 · 03 September 2010, 22:32

Lordy its gonna be some spilled Brains

Farmbloke · 04 September 2010, 07:50

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Ms DHD is from that neck of the wood.

Do you know the Bowen boys from Cae Mansell?

Dont think so! I did know a lad who lives up Cae Mansell but have forgotten this name. They/he keeps horses and use to have a a few JCB.s

wiLlfish · 04 September 2010, 11:12

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They/he keeps horses and use to have a a few JCB.s

dats nott mucch elp yew nobbur

dat descripshun applyes too ninetty pir sent ov welch nobburs

Downhilldai · 04 September 2010, 13:13

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Dont think so! I did know a lad who lives up Cae Mansell but have forgotten this name. They/he keeps horses and use to have a a few JCB.s

Yep, that's them. Steve Bowen & his father, Terry

Mollers · 04 September 2010, 13:51

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Yep, that's them. Steve Bowen & his father, Jim

"Stay out of the black and into the red, Nothing in this game for two in a bed."

Farmbloke · 04 September 2010, 14:14

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Yep, that's them. Steve Bowen & his father, Terry

Yes . I know steve he dug out my garden when i bought a house in Gowerton some years back. Did not know his second name. Went by the name Alpine plant i think????. See him from time to time as his mate keeps some nags at our place!! He is only 5 mins from us !!

Downhilldai · 04 September 2010, 15:29

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Yes . I know steve he dug out my garden when i bought a house in Gowerton some years back. Did not know his second name. Went by the name Alpine plant i think????. See him from time to time as his mate keeps some nags at our place!! He is only 5 mins from us !!

That's them!
My father and Terry owned the Alpine Plant Hire business, until my dad retired 6-7 years ago.
Terrry's still running some JCBs alongside his farm business - don't think he'll ever retire!