Could be, if they're the same Greenpeace scrotes!
Funny old thing SPB, I have made enquiries into joining the marine police unit down here for when I leave; extremely dificult to get into apparently due to high demand and low vacancies.
Used to know the Sgt of the Hants Marine Police ... went on to become Newtown Harbour Master when he retired. Mind he was in there when they only had one boat ..
Relocation not as easy an option as they'd have you believe; my sister has been trying for years to change her county constabulary since she got divorced with no luck. WRT me specifically, I only would only consider the marine unit now, as when I was considering the regular force my sister and her ex (also a copper) both assured me that I had entirely the wrong temperament to do the job.
They've recently purchased and rolled out a new fleet of craft: BBC News - Hampshire police invest £1.2m in new marine fleet
Relocation not as easy an option as they'd have you believe; my sister has been trying for years to change her county constabulary since she got divorced with no luck. WRT me specifically, I only would only consider the marine unit now, as when I was considering the regular force my sister and her ex (also a copper) both assured me that I had entirely the wrong temperament to do the job.
Made many "o" seals through the years as it happens and the last "component" I made was for WE's funny enough.
As for lubricants, well natural's always best!
Did you use the kit that came in a yellow box with 'cut-to-size' bits of rubber and superglue?
If so, much respect, (safeguard), 'cos I could never get any joy from that gear at anything like working pressure. :biggrin:
I can't remember the colour of the box (think it may have been red for imperial kits and blue for metric????), but, yes that is indeed the stuff I speak of. Not the best for a long term repair, but it has got me out of a hole on many occasions until the correct seal arrived.
I can't remember the colour of the box (think it may have been red for imperial kits and blue for metric????), but, yes that is indeed the stuff I speak of. Not the best for a long term repair, but it has got me out of a hole on many occasions until the correct seal arrived.