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Perfect - thanks again for your help!

Fantastic - thanks for the info Clive.
To drain the carb of fuel do I literally detach the fuel hose from the engine and let it run dry until the engine stops? Thanks again!

Will do :) Does anyone have any tips re: anything I should do after the trip before the engine is stored away for a long period of time? Someone mentioned draining the engine before a long period in storage without use? also draining the fuel nose if its being left for a while? The engine will be st...

Great - thanks everyone for your help.
Looking at the timetable they have given me I think I can launch the boat at 9am and then recover at 12.30pm as that's essentially 2 hours either side of high tide. 3 hours is probably enough for the first outing on the boat anyway!

Hi All I finally took delivery of my Seapro inflatable with 20hp engine and I am looking to take the family out on it for our firs trip in September. Whilst I could launch from the beach (I have launch wheels) I have decided to launch from a slipway in a marina for ease. However, the marina is tidal...

Hi All We are heading off on holiday to Kessingland in Suffolk and will be taking our seapro + 20hp inflatable boat. I contacted the local coastguard who confirmed that launching a small boat like ours from a beach in Suffolk is permitted. Therefore, I'm trying to find a beach or entry point in Suff...

Great - thank you very much for the info! really helpful!

Thank you very much for the detailed information, very much appreciated!

Thank you for the quick reply, much appreciated. So if I understand correctly it sounds like I won't be able to launch the boat from the beach in the Canterbury area, but maybe in the Ramsgate area? Does anyone have any info re: launching a boat in areas such as Whitstable or maybe even further down...