Yarrawonga Wet Together 2012

[dazza66]

I'll bring the skiff with bigger bilge pump and back up battery.
Darren

[hookster]

How many skiffs do you have Dazza? The girls want to know if Reece is coming

[Alan]

With all these clinkers and there fancy bilge pumps we might be able to get a display like this ?

[Ricshaw]

Hey Alan .
With only that much water out of the pumps they must have
been soaking for a week before hand !! Butterboxes , too easy .
Sounds like a great weekend . And someone mentioned a pub crawl at Nerrrraaannnnderrrraa
that could be rehersed at Yarra .
Ric...

[hookster]

NewImage3.jpg (41.88 KiB) Viewed 5941 times

With that much wit flying around from the butterbox fraternity I would have expected a chip in from Balranald? Very true re the clinkers Alan, trust me I know. I was actually wondering where would be the best spot for the skin fitting for the bilge pump. I might actually make a water cannon and mount it on the bow.....

Is that how you spell Neranderahrah Ric?

[4541 Andy]

More Bilge Pumps now in stock,Clinker size,minimum 2000gph, butterbox size 500gph

[hookster]

Aah yes there he is

Weather over Turrumbarry looks pretty ordinary Alan, I'll get a photo for you on the way home.

bogged bus.jpg (51.61 KiB) Viewed 5930 times

[4541 Andy]

Hey Jon,
Send the rain this way, have just finished putting this up for the first time and needs to get wet to season the canvas

003 [320x200].JPG (28.37 KiB) Viewed 5907 times

[Chivs]

Awesome cover for Classique Andy Seeing you are the bilge pump guru, any possibility of getting a solar charged one, might help Daza with his battery issues! Or perhaps Daz you could run a couple of solar panels on the deck or make a binimi with a couple

All I've got for you Ric is Cheers Chris.

[hookster]

Hope you copped some of the rain saturday night Andy, we sure did. Camper looks good.

I spent all day sunday dismantling the deck on A-Jay, then pressure washing 10 years worth of rats nests and poo out of it. Surprisingly it's not too bad under all that (I think you mentioned very early on Andy that all the straw and stuff might have protected what lay underneath). I only have photos on my phone, so I'll have to sync it with my computer and post some up. At this stage I am still looking at two planks either side to be replaced, and 8 ribs in the forward cockpit, one rib at the back just before the transom.

The last two times I've taken Bullitt out I have left the water in it when I put it away in the shed, and interestingly even after a couple of days, most of it remains in the boat. Last night I took it out and it hardly took in any water at all. Smells nice too with Lavender laundry powder in it habits!