Weather Report..................

[Full Member]

Alternatively can you get at the pipework and electrics, cut and pull back and fit a new sureflow pump in a more accessible location for the future ..... back on thread its been a pleasant if somewhat cool and breezy day in Cheshire.

I have considered relocating the pump, Dave, but I'll probably still need an access hatch to get to the existing pipework and cabling.
And there's frankly not a lot of options for relocating the pump. Once the access hatches are in place then future maintenance should be a lot easier.
If the moho designer had worked for me it might have been an uncomfortable experience for him/her!
Again, thanks for your input. It's very thoughtful of you.

Colin

 

[HurricaneSmith]

Thanks for that, Dave. I'm still thinking through the options at the moment. Removing the water tank will mean removing the Truma heating unit and......
Well, you get the picture. I can actually see the other side of where I'll probably cut panels, so I should be able to miss the bits and pieces that I need to miss.
Thinking cap on for a while longer, then measure 9 times and cut once!
Thanks again for your input - it's appreciated.

Colin

When I was 20 I knew I was capable of successfully completing anything,

Now I'm a little older (rather a lot older) I have decided that finally I should pay others to do jobs that I would have leapt at. No more lying under a vehicle propped up on bricks, no more heaving out an engine with a block and tackle, and no more lying on a mat in the winter, etc., etc.

I'll still analyse and resolve little problems as I travel, but inviting others to repair things that I previously would have tackled with gusto, is empowering.

Perhaps as I grow older, I'm simply becoming lazy.

 

[The laird]

Rains stopped but very grey skies

 

[Deleted member 11]

Wind's still with us, with occasional short sharp showers

 

[Rec]

Frost first thing has given way to blue skies and sunshine

 

[GMJ]

After a couple of miserable days, weather-wise, its still grey and overcast here in west Wales but the wind has dropped.

It's something I 'spose....

 

[2cv]

Wall to wall sunshine early on, but some showers due later. I saw the forecast for next week, and a large area of high pressure is due to take up residence over the UK. ️🌧

 

[Full Member]

Herts has blustery winds of about 70 kph at the moment with a grey sky which is managing to hang on to it's water.
Later today we're expecting the wind to drop and the sun to peek out.
I've got a walk booked for this afternoon, so I guess it's a blustery bike ride this morning?

Colin

 

[Val54]

Heavy overnight rain again but the blustery wind is keeping the rain clouds moving east without any deposits at the moment so for now

 

[Pauljenny]

Mustn't grumble

 

[Val54]

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Looks good Paul, the weather and the garden ..............

 

[Biggarmac]

Sunshine and showers. More sunshine than showers. When the showers do come they are short heavy ones with hailstones. Feels colder then the 5 degrees my thermometer is reading.

 

[Deleted member 11]

Dry, and looks as though the sun is trying to get his hat on. 7 degrees

 

[Full Member]

It's 6°C and dry at the moment in Hertfordshire with just a murmur of a breeze and the sun gathering it's loins.

Colin

 

[GMJ]

Cloudy here in west Wales but no rain forecast....for the next 5 days!!!

 

[The laird]

Looking like a nice day ahead

 

[2cv]

Another day of showers expected before a completely dry week of weather. ️️🌥

 

[Biggarmac]

5.3° Wind whistling round the house again. Sunshine and showers. Showers not as intense as yesterday - so far.

 

[Val54]

Its like a stuck record, overnight rain, breezy but dry with a light grey cloud cover ............

 

[Pauljenny]

Breezy ,14 degrees.
Broken light cloud.
Too draughty for a mezzanine breakfast..
Had to retreat to the upper terrace
, It's more sheltered.

Not a big problem.