Norfolk Broads Forum

floods (2).jpg In Norfolk Broads, where reeds do sway, And boats meander in a water ballet. A place of calm, or so they say, Yet rain arrived, in a mischievous display. Oh Norfolk Broads, so serene and cool, The driest reputation now a watery pool. With ripples and splashes, a soggy cheer, The laug...

Pike (1).jpg I have often come to moor a boat at a public mooring and been met with a veritable barrage of fishermen who blatantly refuse to move out of the way, which they are obliged to do but seem to have serious issues in doing so. In fact, I have never met one who willingly relocated to allow ...

Removed from a BMC 2.2 diesel engine with a Paragon gearbox.
Collection only from Wayford Bridge NR12 9LL.

£50

Collection only from Wayford Bridge NR12 9LL.
Untested so sold as spares or repairs.
Paragon 21L gearbox.
Oil cooler included.
Bell housing available too if required.
Originally fitted to BMC 2.2 diesel engine.

Perfect for a mooring.
Needs fresh coat of paint.
5 hobs.
Collection Wayford Bridge NR12 9LL.
£60

Portable Gas cooker with windshield.
Used condition but good.
Collection Wayford Bridge NR12 9LL.
£30

Otter.jpg High Waters and Low Bridges: Flooding Persists on the Norfolk Broads . In Norfolk Broads where waters flow, A tale unfolds of woe and woe. The floods are high, the bridges low, Boats can't pass, it's quite the show. Potter Heigham stands, although so small, But boats below, they hit a wal...

IMG_20240214_104647_334_copy_2080x1560.jpg This is a vintage boat cabin light. Jelly mould type. It has been rewired and the metal backing plate has been spray painted in white primer so it is ready for any colour of your choice or can be left as it is. Collection only please from Wayford Bridge NR...

antifoul (1).jpg The Crucial Step Most Boaters Overlook: Applying Underwater Primer Before Antifouling Maintaining a boat's hull in top-notch condition is essential for ensuring optimal performance and longevity. Antifouling, the process of applying specialised paint to the underwater hull, plays a...

Somebody shared some information with me today about stubborn diesel heaters
Apparently near the glow plug is a gauze which is supposed to atomise the diesel .a bit like an injector I guess
Here is an image or two
Replace and all should be good.
Many thanks to Pete for the information.