1. Everyone loves to save money. When you can do a plumbing repair or install on your own, you will certainly save some money by not paying a professional to come to your house and do it. If the job is small and simple, than kudos to you for trying something new and succeeding around the house.
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3. 65. Anchoring factors: Seabed and holding ground, is my anchor suitable? Tidal flow, currents. Clear of fairways, channels and ferry routes. Adequate marks to find clear exit if we have to leave in a hurry. Length of stay. water conditioner of water now, next low water's depth, how much chain? Swinging circle, clear of other moored craft. Weather now and the forecast, do we have shelter? Distance to shore, suitable landing places. Distance to nearest pub.
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5. plumber works The best way to find out the condition of your sewer line is to have someone run a camera through it. This may cost around $2-300, but it will show you what you're up against.
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9. water line repair Don't forget the phone book. Look under plumbers and drain services to find the local pros closest to you. The phone book is a good start, but there is more you can learn if you are willing to go online.
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11. 32. Once ashore take a bearing of the yacht's position before returning and use the compass to help you get back. If returning in the dark, always take a torch to warn other craft. If you have some distance to row take flares, a handheld radio and, of course, all should wear lifejackets. I also take a bailer, the pump, repair kit and oars if I have an outboard motor.
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13. water line repair It's a good idea to get in the habit of inspecting your hoses on a monthly basis. Even if no visible signs of damage are found, it is a good idea to replace your hoses every 5 years. There could be a problem inside the hose which cannot be seen, but could cause the hose to burst. Most hoses last between 5-8 years before failure, so don't neglect this important monthly home maintenance task.
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15. I was faced with making a decision: either I hire a new plumber to take the sink out and put a new one in, or, stick to my original decision to buy this brand of sink, and suffer with it until I found someone who could fix it right. I suspected that if my plumber couldn't even tighten the bowls properly, then he did something else wrong too. Obviously the money to follow my first choice was going to be a lot higher over my original cost, then my second choice, but if the sink was toast, and the company wasn't going to honor its guarantee, that's the only thing I could do to get a sink that worked right. Then again, there was the third choice of not doing anything and living with a leaky sink. But that choice would cost me extra as well, in water and electric bills.
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17. You can find ones that are made specifically for galvanized steel or threaded plastics. Both of these products are commonly available at hardware stores, home improvement warehouses and even your local Wal-Mart.
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