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Thanks lads, i'm pleased its done 
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Nice one
pleased it all went well.
Is that darlin / jester in the background still at seaham ?
Looks like Missy's spot it still free
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Aye Martin, thats the Jester "D" on the next finger, i moored nearby cos Dave has a kettle
Missy's mooring is still there, are you coming back this year mate...
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That's sounds like a well thought out mooring plan Chris
Yeh possibly travel up, depending on new prices and trailer storage.
It's a nice spot and some canny lads down there.Comment
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Would that be my ex-kettle....?Originally posted by The Jester View PostAye Martin, thats the Jester "D" on the next finger, i moored nearby cos Dave has a kettle
Missy's mooring is still there, are you coming back this year mate...
Looking good mate...Comment
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Certainly is Rob, and your stickers are still there, although looking a bit dejected...
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She’s looking good Chris. I hope you get out soon and fill her with fish.Comment
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Cheers Kevin, i need to get some blood and guts on it, at the minute it just smells of polish...
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I know just how you feel.Originally posted by The Jester View PostThanks for the replies lads, i always get nervous, putting a boat in the water for the first time....will it start 
....will it leak ....but i think everyone has these worries with new boats and 99% of the time all is fine..
It happened to me once. I ran the engine in a barrel a couple of weeks before the launch and everything was good. got the boat in the harbour, it started and cut out. Turned out to be the fuel was bad.
Good luck with the boat mate, looks great, and love the "Jester on NESA"
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Always a worry Alan, but soon as i turned the key it started instantly..
But the throttle isnt working, the gear selector throttle is fine, just the manual one to rev the engine...i'll have a look at it at the weekend..
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It will just need the cylindrical nut on the control cable adjusting.
One of those ten minute jobs..Comment
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Pleased you didnt say 2 min job, they turn out to be hours....Originally posted by Ankle.Biter View Post
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Great to be back afloat eh, she's looking great.P.B. Cod 30lb-11ozs Balcary.Comment
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Aye Arthur it is, i've got something to keep my mind occupied now....stop me going senile...
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It was a 2 minute job, the arm had come out of the plastic clip on the engine, i just snapped it back in...Originally posted by Ankle.Biter View Post
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