Another Vmax.

[Downhilldai]

Originally Posted by Mollers

Can't find the link to Youtoob Bradders.

Randski's vid - here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqT4ZFPv9Co

I'll post mine on there when I find out how to do so.....

[iandl]

very nice mollers ...thats the one i saw on the M5 when we passed ....didnt notice your pictures until today.....

took shakespeares play on Sunday but had a bad day .....finally got the underfloor fuel tank coupled up and filled with fuel .....the tank was spotless from what i could see but i reckon with me filling the tank i pulled a lot of blue hylomar silicon sealant used to seal the inspection hatches into the engine filter ...all wrapped up like a tennis ball there was so much ...

goes like a train though


nice rig

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[Neil Harvey]

Originally Posted by iandl

very nice mollers ...thats the one i saw on the M5 when we passed ....didnt notice your pictures until today.....

took shakespeares play on Sunday but had a bad day .....finally got the underfloor fuel tank coupled up and filled with fuel .....the tank was spotless from what i could see but i reckon with me filling the tank i pulled a lot of blue hylomar silicon sealant used to seal the inspection hatches into the engine filter ...all wrapped up like a tennis ball there was so much ...

goes like a train though


nice rig

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That's exactly what they found on mine with the first service...
Wonder if it's a common fault on ribs, or if Shakespeare need to do something a bit different...???

[jwalker]

If petrol can release the Hylomar, is that the right gasket cement to be using with petrol? Just a thought.

[iandl]

Originally Posted by jwalker

If petrol can release the Hylomar, is that the right gasket cement to be using with petrol? Just a thought.

probobly not Jeff ......i was aghast at the actual amount .....all rolled up it was the size inbetween a golf ball and tennis ball .......it certainly ruined my day


neil ......probobly worth talking to steve the boat about it


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[Chris]

Originally Posted by jwalker

If petrol can release the Hylomar, is that the right gasket cement to be using with petrol? Just a thought.

Blue Hylomar is fuel resistant but not suitable for continuous exposure to petrol it breaks down eventually.

The only stuff I found that is supposed to be in contact with petrol is that red stuff that I can't remeber what its called.

[The Garfish]

Originally Posted by Chris

I can't remeber what its called.

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[Bigmuz7]

:d

[ian parkes]

Originally Posted by The Garfish

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I dun it RTV silicone innit

[Mollers]

http://www.boatsandoutboards.com/view/F183219

Where did this one come from?

[humper]

Originally Posted by Mollers

http://www.boatsandoutboards.com/view/F183219

Where did this one come from?

That belongs to a friend of mine launched about 2 years ago and is based at Treardurr Bay on Anglesey.

[Downhilldai]

Wacky looking A-frame and 'interesting' positioning of the wear patches in the bow.

[Mollers]

Humper must have been brought in as 'Design' consultant on the build.

[Mollers]

Here you go Stephen, three colours to chose from.