INVESTIGATOR 563

Hi Robert Yes, it seems a trailer that "needs work" can add another half of the boats costs again on a project. Also adding an inventory can mount up appreciably too as I'm finding to my cost kitting my boat out for the summer season. The one big positive of course is that this type of boa...

rough and old but readable.

Many thanks for your hard work Clayton. I will now post any technical info I have onto your dedicated Technical Articles section.

Good Job

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Another one at Lake Maquarie.
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Following your original advice of bolted buckets a variation on the theme with rudder/washboard stowage in between. Window cleaning buckets and alum angle all sourced from Bunnings. (no I don't have shares and yes I have too much time on my hands) - rudder has a wheel on chock fitted into tiller slo...

Looks like a real good un. 6hp motor and registered trailer.
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All Technical Information can now be viewed in the Technical Articles section of this web site.
(courtesy of Claytons hard work).

Thanks for that info Bob. Something I did not consider to do and should have with the security concerns these days.
Funny how it's easy to start up an account but ambiguous to end one!

Nasty stove accident there. Poor people. I still like these stoves however from the point of view of their sheer simplicity and stability. I've used many different types of 'safer' stoves in camping and boating situations and found gas lines/attachments spilt fuel matches etc to be the most common d...