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The_navigator©
 
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Default Seaworthiness ?

Good lord! My boat doesn't comply - don't have a flue or suitable
location for the cylinder and the gas pipes are not pressure tested
(except by me)!


Cheers MC

Donals Dilemma wrote:

On Wed, 03 Dec 2003 12:41:24 +1300, The_navigator©
wrote:


I guess you live in a "fascist state" too! The cylinders won't be filled
if they are rusty but apart from that I've not seen any restrictions.
Certainly my insurance does not require a certificate...

Cheers MC



Hmm, maybe though there are far less boats exploding these days:-)
Cylinders are hydraulic tested every 10 years and stamped. Refilling
an out of date cylinder carries big penalties
This may be of interest
http://www.technicalregulator.sa.gov...brochure_2.pdf


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