Wot news of the galvanising project?

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I've got all the details at work, so will do tomorrow Mark.
I do recognise "Pilgrim" though. Thinks that's somewhere on the list?
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Pilgrim
Your chain is completed.
I didn't have initials recorded, and wasn't sure of name, had both yacht name and surname, but wasn't sure which was which.
I know there's some have a sensitivity to disclosure of real name on such public forums so played the safer route.
In my records of the chains, I've got your name recorded.

Another update later today.
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Update
There's one chain left in the process, probably be done later today.
That one straggler is for JA, 50m x 10mm chain.

All other chains and anchors completed, tagged with owners names and ready for collection or whatever you have arranged.

There were a few containers or bags with some, Where these looked like they warranted keeping they were (eg a blue plastic bucket for BL), where already falling apart, they were not kept. (eg blue plastic box for NB). We have a supply of white sacks if you would like one to hold your chain, just ask on collection. (but I don't think many of us could lift a sack of 10mm chain!)


Geoff

(now to collect my own and get it to the boat and re-installed ready for whenever the rain stops!)
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I mentioned that payment schemes are in the members area.
As of now, I know of payment from the following:
SteveN
Mehitabel
Pilgrim
Marisca
Docoliver
Aja

If I've missed any please let me know.
I've paid the single invoice to the company that allowed the deal.
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Many thanks Geoff
Would Friday afternoon between 3.30 and 4.30 be convenient to collect? I know you've published drop off times before but I can't find them- sorry.
If so Mark could collect Pilgrim's chain then.
Best wishes
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mm5aho wrote:I mentioned that payment schemes are in the members area.
As of now, I know of payment from the following:
SteveN
Mehitabel
Pilgrim
Marisca
Docoliver
Aja

If I've missed any please let me know.
I've paid the single invoice to the company that allowed the deal.
I've made a payment since this list was published. More detail in the members section.
mm5aho wrote:Update

All other chains and anchors completed, tagged with owners names and ready for collection or whatever you have arranged.

There were a few containers or bags with some, Where these looked like they warranted keeping they were (eg a blue plastic bucket for BL), where already falling apart, they were not kept. (eg blue plastic box for NB). We have a supply of white sacks if you would like one to hold your chain, just ask on collection. (but I don't think many of us could lift a sack of 10mm chain!)

Geoff
My chains were delivered in 2 white sacks - a big one which originally contained Marisca's new chain, and a small one supplied by the East Renfrewshire for paper recycling so no great loss if they have disappeared in which case I might take you up on your offer.

I can lift the heavier chain into the boot, but need to hand ball it back out bit by bit.

I've been left to my our devices tomorrow, Wednesday so will have a run out to Cumbernauld after I've walked the dog.

I can't remember if lunchtime is an unsuitable time for the plant, but I'll have a look through old posts.

Cheers

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Hi Geoff

I’ve just picked up 3 chains and 3 anchors at lunchtime today, Wednesday 10 February. My own 2 sets plus a set belonging to IP.

I used a hatchback with the additional complication of a dog!

I lifted the 3 anchors and the lighter chain into the boot.

I flipped forward the rear seat squabs, laid down an old curtain for protection, and hand-balled the heavier chain in a couple of metres at a time.

I forgot to take my gloves, but my hands survived unscathed.

For those still to uplift, the procedure seems to be:

Enter the yard using the second gate ( on your left ) You should find a man at the blue container. The chains are all on your right halfway down the next straight.

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More advise, now that I've emptied the car.

Make sure that you have something removable / disposable under the chain, otherwise you will be left with shiny slivers in your car.

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Thanks Ash lets hope you got the right one for me. :D
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Booby Trapper wrote:Thanks Ash lets hope you got the right one for me. :D
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I picked you out a good one!! :nod: :wink:

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ash wrote:
Booby Trapper wrote:Thanks Ash lets hope you got the right one for me. :D
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I picked you out a good one!! :nod: :wink:

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Not a CQR then???? :lol:
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Booby Trapper wrote:
ash wrote:
Booby Trapper wrote:Thanks Ash lets hope you got the right one for me. :D
IP
I picked you out a good one!! :nod: :wink:

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Not a CQR then???? :lol:
I was thinking of the chain!!

I managed to keep my fingers out of the hinge of the CQR.

I'd better hide my two genuine Bruce when you're here!

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Last update.
All anchors and all chains completed.
Some have been collected already. (just saw too late to say hello, someone in this morning)

For good visibility of the financial side of this, here's the invoice.
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That was probably me you saw this morning around 8. I was in a bit of a rush to get to work otherwise I would have tracked you down to thank you. Very pleased with the chain, should last a good few more years now.
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Many thanks to Geoff and his staff for the lovely shiny chain that Mark collected today. It's almost a shame to get it muddy!
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