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My JP3 is a 1944 stationary engine, and runs at 11 psi when fully warmed up and running at about 550rpm with Morris SAE30. The pressure is measured digitally. The crank was re-ground and new white metal shells made by Splitpin (a Gardner specialist) of this parish in 2016.

My Lister JP3 averages 1.25 litres per hour.

Quite possibly the latter, made up by the estate agent.

Halfway Lock Cottage was last offered to the market in July 2018, with a sitting tenant. Asking price was in excess of £135k. I don’t believe it sold, possibly due to the tenants and the radio masts putting off potential purchasers.

I have the Bluetti AC180. Priced at £699.00 plus the Renogy portable 200w solar panel priced at £199.00 for charging; it runs all of my power tools from orbital sander, table saw through to an uprated Henry vacuum cleaner. I’m not ready for a 240v set up yet, therefore this portable set up serves me very well. It’s an excellent piece of kit coupled with an impressive app to monitor and control the device.

Grants lock cottage now sold according to Savills. https://auctions.savills.co.uk/auctions/8--9-may-2024-149/grants-lock-twyford-banbury-ox17-3jw-9835

OB1 or CT1. CT1 is marginally better, but of course both products are excellent.

Grants lock cottage for sale, again. https://auctions.savills.co.uk/auctions/8--9-may-2024-149/grants-lock-twyford-banbury-ox17-3jw-9835

Interesting? Any pics of your inclined intstalls?

This is the sort of screw you need. Available in different lengths. https://www.toolstation.com/techfast-heavy-duty-self-drilling-torx-roof-screw/p96795?utm_source=googleshopping&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=googleshoppingfeed&mkwid=_dc&pcrid=&pkw=&pmt=&gclid=EAIaIQobChMInsP71sL7gAMVTeBRCh0c5AjnEAQYGSABEgJ37PD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

This is excellent stove paint. Satin black for a beautiful professional finish.

Great stuff. When will you be posting the video?

The video featuring Parry was not produced today. It was made in spring 2023. Today was a gloriously sunny day in London with reasonably high temperatures. Look at the people in the background wearing warm clothing and the spring leaves on the trees.

I use Screwfix yacht varnish. Two coats, first coat thinned with white spirits, about 70% varnish and 30% white spirits, and the second coat neat varnish. This is applied to the backs and edges of all ply wood floor boards and plywood cabin sides.