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Old 17 October 2020, 13:02   #21
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Yes ,very annoying that boat show was cancelled this year ,.i was hoping to get a jiggle syphon and an anchor buddy on a package deal !!
I need educating, what's an anchor buddy? and do I need one?
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Old 17 October 2020, 13:08   #22
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Search the forum if you are looking for some entertainment - people on both sides have quite entrenched views.
Very entertaining half hour with a coffee! People go through a lot of hassle for a few litres. I'd sooner give it to the boy racer down the road with his 1.0 Corsa and very big expensive noisy exhaust.
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Old 17 October 2020, 16:30   #23
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You can of course wait for the boat show to buy a Jiggle and Pay 3 times the price. It will of course be a better one because it was more expensive. Or you cold just get one delivered from ebay for under £10 and save the bloke from the boat show having to buy it from ebay and put a £30 sticker on it.

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I need educating, what's an anchor buddy? and do I need one?
Best not to leave port without one !!! joking aside they are excellent for pub access etc where you need to leave your boat for a while in tidal areas when consuming your full english ,,, fun was aimed at Bigplumbs who is now banned as jiggle syphons were his favourite toy with the anchor buddy a close second ,heres a link and i have to admit the white boat at the back of picture is mine ,there is 25 feet of boat there in a massive outflow hanging on the buddy which is the orange device in picture ,the rope you see is used to bring the boats back into shore when needed
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You can of course wait for the boat show to buy a Jiggle and Pay 3 times the price. It will of course be a better one because it was more expensive. Or you cold just get one delivered from ebay for under £10 and save the bloke from the boat show having to buy it from ebay and put a £30 sticker on it.

You decide
Who's that trip trapping across our forum?
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Who's that trip trapping across our forum?


Don’t feed it
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Best not to leave port without one !!! joking aside they are excellent for pub access etc where you need to leave your boat for a while in tidal areas when consuming your full english ,,, fun was aimed at Bigplumbs who is now banned as jiggle syphons were his favourite toy with the anchor buddy a close second ,heres a link and i have to admit the white boat at the back of picture is mine ,there is 25 feet of boat there in a massive outflow hanging on the buddy which is the orange device in picture ,the rope you see is used to bring the boats back into shore when needed
https://www.rib.net/forum/f8/anchor-...ood-79422.html
Looks like a good piece of kit which I don't need to buy! Great for Ribs (nice RIB by the way!) but I don't think would be of benifit ona SIB. Unless someone is going to tell me differently
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Old 17 October 2020, 20:50   #28
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I'd sooner give it to the boy racer down the road with his 1.0 Corsa and very big expensive noisy exhaust.

Just looking for the easiest way to get 7L out of my tank and into theirs without ruining paintwork!

This reminds me, I confronted two drag racing outside the house the other month. Here’s the moment we pap’d them and reminded them that people have died on this road driving like ****s, let alone the near misses with local kids on their bikes.

To their credit they apologised and backed down... Guy on the bike looked about 16...

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It wasn't aimed at your post PK, it's reading other threads re Poly's post number 18.
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Old 17 October 2020, 21:17   #30
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Good shout, but sadly my fuel line is the cheaper fixed type with the crimped on connectors so I can’t easily remove it.
Take the clip off and use a jubilee clip put tank on a blanket on top of car prime the bulb once the line is in the tank have a Cupar whilst it empties. I do it all the time also I top my main tank up this way in the boat so I take the small tank for a refill, got a jiggle hose to
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It wasn't aimed at your post PK, it's reading other threads re Poly's post number 18.


Totally with ya, it was my bad attempt at humour - apologies Steve, been a long day.
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Take the clip off and use a jubilee clip put tank on a blanket on top of car prime the bulb once the line is in the tank have a Cupar whilst it empties. I do it all the time also I top my main tank up this way in the boat so I take the small tank for a refill, got a jiggle hose to


I have been known to use this approach. Although I suggest a degree of care may be required when you go for that cuppa. I once left the boat like this moving fuel from one tank to the other. I came back and something (perhaps a wave) had dislodged the pipe and I now had a good 5 or 6 Litres of fuel slopping around on deck.
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Old 18 October 2020, 22:17   #33
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What can I say... I’m just a guy looking for the right spout...

Though I was waiting for someone to tell me I could fashion one from a lemonade bottle...
Filing pics on my PC and came across this forgotten pic of a petrol station in Lombok. Perhaps he's got a point after all
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Reminds me of a Nigerian village petrol station.
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Perhaps SR can open up a chain of petrol stations just for Ribs&Sibs
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