https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Mattboston 2026-04-19T09:54:54Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.33.1 https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatTrippy_How_To&diff=4677 2025-02-01T15:52:07Z

<p>Mattboston: </p> <hr /> <div>BoatTrippy is the trip planning and equipment booking portal for the club. It currently has three purposes:<br /> <br /> * To arrange all aspects of club and private trips including booking equipment, arranging car shares, basin access and trip expenses.<br /> * To peruse the inventory and report faulty / broken club boats.<br /> * To check your account balance and breakdown with the club.<br /> <br /> For all other club activities, please continue to use the club forums as usual.<br /> <br /> Things you can do in BoatTrippy:<br /> <br /> * [https://towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/wiki/BoatTrippy_create_a_club_trip Create a club trip]<br /> * [https://towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/wiki/BoatTrippy_create_a_private_trip Create a private trip]<br /> * [https://towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/wiki/BoatTrippy_viewing_and_joining_a_club_trip Viewing and joining a trip]<br /> * [https://towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/wiki/BoatTrippy_reporting_a_faulty_boat Peruse inventory / Reporting a faulty boat]<br /> * [https://towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/wiki/BoatTrippy_dropping_out_of_a_club_trip Dropping out of a trip]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatTrippy_How_To&diff=4676 2025-02-01T15:49:34Z

<p>Mattboston: </p> <hr /> <div>BoatTrippy is the new trip planning and equipment booking portal for the club. It currently has three purposes:<br /> <br /> * To arrange all aspects of club and private trips including booking equipment, arranging car shares, basin access and trip expenses.<br /> * To peruse the inventory and report faulty / broken club boats.<br /> * To check your account balance and breakdown with the club.<br /> <br /> For all other club activities, please continue to use the club forums as usual.<br /> <br /> Things you can do in BoatTrippy:<br /> <br /> * [https://towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/wiki/BoatTrippy_create_a_club_trip Create a club trip]<br /> * [https://towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/wiki/BoatTrippy_create_a_private_trip Create a private trip]<br /> * [https://towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/wiki/BoatTrippy_viewing_and_joining_a_club_trip Viewing and joining a trip]<br /> * [https://towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/wiki/BoatTrippy_reporting_a_faulty_boat Peruse inventory / Reporting a faulty boat]<br /> * [https://towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/wiki/BoatTrippy_dropping_out_of_a_club_trip Dropping out of a trip]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Equipment_Officer&diff=4565 2023-12-29T11:48:00Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Club equipment is safe and in good condition. */</p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__<br /> The '''Equipment Officers''' oversee management of the equipment owned by the club.<br /> <br /> The Equipment Officers needs to ensure the following:<br /> * Current equipment inventory is correctly recorded by the club.<br /> * Club equipment is correctly identified as belonging to the club.<br /> * Club equipment is safe and in good condition.<br /> <br /> == Current equipment inventory is correctly recorded by the club. ==<br /> <br /> All club boats and equipment are recorded in the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory inventory] in BoatTrippy. Equipment Officers can add and update this inventory. <br /> <br /> When adding a new item: <br /> <br /> * Take a picture of it, use image reduction software such as [compressjpeg.com] and [www.iloveimg.com/resize-image] to reduce the file size down to under 500kb. <br /> * Use the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/newitem Add new inventory item page] to add the item to the inventory. A new identity number will be automatically assigned.<br /> * Once added, use the 'Upload Picture' button to upload the reduced size picture.<br /> * Then mark the item with the new identity number using an appropriate marking method (Sharpie, 3D gear marker, labels etc). If possible, please protect the marked number with a clear disc label.<br /> <br /> '''Note about equipment procurement:''' Although the equipment officers can procure boats, equipment and parts, it's not the responsibility of the equipment officers to exclusively do all the procurement. If other club officials (reps etc) or members procure boats, equipment or parts for the club, this fine as long as they have pre-approval from the treasurer and let the equipment officers know so they they can be added to the inventory, or parts can be scheduled for fitting. The equipment officers are not responsible for ordering personal paddling items for members. Adding personal items to a club order is done at the discretion of the equipment officers.<br /> <br /> == Club equipment is correctly identified as belonging to the club ==<br /> <br /> All club equipment should be labelled with 'THCC' to identify that the equipment is owned by the club. Also each piece of equipment should have it's own unique number so that it can be individually identified.<br /> <br /> When adding a new boat or piece of club equipment to the inventory, it will need to be assigned a new unique number which will be generated by BoatTrippy (see above). <br /> <br /> For items with non porous surfaces (plastic, metal etc), a sharpie marker or equivalent should be used and the number protected by a clear plastic disc label. Clean any dust/dirt from the surface before applying the disc to ensure a good bond. <br /> <br /> For items with porous surfaces (throwlines, BAs, Spray-decks etc) a permanent marker such as a sharpie should be used. For dark porous items such as spray decks, 3D diver marker should be used.<br /> <br /> ==Club equipment is safe and in good condition.==<br /> <br /> There are two ways in which boats and equipment are kept in safe and good condition:<br /> <br /> Firstly, all club members are responsible for inspecting the equipment before and after they use it and reporting any faults / issues that they find. Details on reporting faults can be found on the [[Equipment Rules]] page.<br /> <br /> The equipment officers will regularly review the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/openfaultreports fault list] and mark any boats that are no longer trip-worthy as 'In-Repair'. This will prevent members from booking 'unsafe' boats for trips. Once the boats have been repaired, the equipment officers can 'Resolve' the issue and return the boat to the booking pool. If a boat that needs to be marked as 'In-Repair' has one or more future bookings, the equipment officers will need to contact the member(s) and advise them to book another boat. This will free up the boat to be taken out of the booking pool. If the boat turns out to be unrepairable (i.e. it has a large split in the hull) it can be 'retired' which will permanently remove it from the booking pool.<br /> <br /> Secondly, the equipment officers are responsible for arranging periodic boat and equipment inspection and maintenance sessions. These are advertised in advance so that club members can volunteer to help inspect the equipment and carry out basic repairs. To prepare for the session, the equipment officers will need to prepare a list of boats and equipment that are to be inspected. This list will include items from the fault list and items that that are due a safety and condition checks. Once repair and inspection sessions are complete, details should be fed back to the equipment officers so that the inventory can be updated as appropriate. Also, anything learned, or new sources for parts should be documented in the [[BoatMaintenance|Boat Maintenance]] page.<br /> <br /> Safety checks: Boats and equipment need to be periodically checked for safety. An example of this is checking that buoyancy aids remain buoyant by testing with weights in the water. A condition check will ascertain that the item is still fit for purpose and is within it's reasonable life expectancy for it's type. A full list of safety and condition checks and the recommended test frequency will be added here shortly.<br /> <br /> == More ==<br /> <br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[River kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]<br /> *[[BoatMaintenance|Boat Maintenance]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Equipment_Officer&diff=4564 2023-12-29T11:44:14Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Club equipment is correctly identified as belonging to the club */</p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__<br /> The '''Equipment Officers''' oversee management of the equipment owned by the club.<br /> <br /> The Equipment Officers needs to ensure the following:<br /> * Current equipment inventory is correctly recorded by the club.<br /> * Club equipment is correctly identified as belonging to the club.<br /> * Club equipment is safe and in good condition.<br /> <br /> == Current equipment inventory is correctly recorded by the club. ==<br /> <br /> All club boats and equipment are recorded in the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory inventory] in BoatTrippy. Equipment Officers can add and update this inventory. <br /> <br /> When adding a new item: <br /> <br /> * Take a picture of it, use image reduction software such as [compressjpeg.com] and [www.iloveimg.com/resize-image] to reduce the file size down to under 500kb. <br /> * Use the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/newitem Add new inventory item page] to add the item to the inventory. A new identity number will be automatically assigned.<br /> * Once added, use the 'Upload Picture' button to upload the reduced size picture.<br /> * Then mark the item with the new identity number using an appropriate marking method (Sharpie, 3D gear marker, labels etc). If possible, please protect the marked number with a clear disc label.<br /> <br /> '''Note about equipment procurement:''' Although the equipment officers can procure boats, equipment and parts, it's not the responsibility of the equipment officers to exclusively do all the procurement. If other club officials (reps etc) or members procure boats, equipment or parts for the club, this fine as long as they have pre-approval from the treasurer and let the equipment officers know so they they can be added to the inventory, or parts can be scheduled for fitting. The equipment officers are not responsible for ordering personal paddling items for members. Adding personal items to a club order is done at the discretion of the equipment officers.<br /> <br /> == Club equipment is correctly identified as belonging to the club ==<br /> <br /> All club equipment should be labelled with 'THCC' to identify that the equipment is owned by the club. Also each piece of equipment should have it's own unique number so that it can be individually identified.<br /> <br /> When adding a new boat or piece of club equipment to the inventory, it will need to be assigned a new unique number which will be generated by BoatTrippy (see above). <br /> <br /> For items with non porous surfaces (plastic, metal etc), a sharpie marker or equivalent should be used and the number protected by a clear plastic disc label. Clean any dust/dirt from the surface before applying the disc to ensure a good bond. <br /> <br /> For items with porous surfaces (throwlines, BAs, Spray-decks etc) a permanent marker such as a sharpie should be used. For dark porous items such as spray decks, 3D diver marker should be used.<br /> <br /> ==Club equipment is safe and in good condition.==<br /> <br /> There are two ways in which boats and equipment are kept in safe and good condition:<br /> <br /> Firstly, all club members are responsible for inspecting the equipment before and after they use it and reporting any faults / issues that they find. Details on reporting faults can be found on the [[Equipment Rules]] page.<br /> <br /> The equipment officers will regularly review the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/openfaultreports fault list] and mark any boats that are no longer trip-worthy as 'In-Repair'. This will prevent members from booking 'unsafe' boats for trips. Once the boats have been repaired, the equipment officers can 'Resolve' the issue and return the boat to the booking pool. If a boat that needs to be marked as 'In-Repair' has one or more future bookings, the equipment officers will need to contact the member(s) and advise them to book another boat. This will free up the boat to be taken out of the booking pool. If the boat turns out to be unrepairable (i.e. it has a large split in the hull) it can be 'retired' which will permanently remove it from the booking pool.<br /> <br /> Secondly, the equipment officers are responsible for arranging periodic boat and equipment inspection and maintenance sessions. These are advertised in advance so that club members can volunteer to help inspect the equipment and carry out basic repairs on club nights. Sometimes the repairs will take longer, in which case additional sessions will be advertised where members can arrange to meet outside club hours to make specific technical repairs to boats and equipment (such as re-rigging and compartment sealing of sea kayaks etc). To prepare for the session, the equipment officers will need to prepare a list of boats and equipment that are to be inspected and post this on the forum so that club members know which items not to use that evening. This list will include items from the fault list and items that that are due a safety and condition check (more on this later). This list can also be printed out and displayed at the boat cage. Once repair and inspection sessions are complete, details should be fed back to the equipment officers so that the inventory can be updated as appropriate. Also, anything learned, or new sources for parts should be documented in the [[BoatMaintenance|Boat Maintenance]] page.<br /> <br /> Safety checks: Boats and equipment need to be periodically checked for safety. An example of this is checking that buoyancy aids remain buoyant by testing with weights in the water. A condition check will ascertain that the item is still fit for purpose and is within it's reasonable life expectancy for it's type. A full list of safety and condition checks and the recommended test frequency will be added here shortly. <br /> <br /> == More ==<br /> <br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[River kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]<br /> *[[BoatMaintenance|Boat Maintenance]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Equipment_Officer&diff=4563 2023-12-29T11:39:42Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Club equipment is correctly identified as belonging to the club */</p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__<br /> The '''Equipment Officers''' oversee management of the equipment owned by the club.<br /> <br /> The Equipment Officers needs to ensure the following:<br /> * Current equipment inventory is correctly recorded by the club.<br /> * Club equipment is correctly identified as belonging to the club.<br /> * Club equipment is safe and in good condition.<br /> <br /> == Current equipment inventory is correctly recorded by the club. ==<br /> <br /> All club boats and equipment are recorded in the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory inventory] in BoatTrippy. Equipment Officers can add and update this inventory. <br /> <br /> When adding a new item: <br /> <br /> * Take a picture of it, use image reduction software such as [compressjpeg.com] and [www.iloveimg.com/resize-image] to reduce the file size down to under 500kb. <br /> * Use the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/newitem Add new inventory item page] to add the item to the inventory. A new identity number will be automatically assigned.<br /> * Once added, use the 'Upload Picture' button to upload the reduced size picture.<br /> * Then mark the item with the new identity number using an appropriate marking method (Sharpie, 3D gear marker, labels etc). If possible, please protect the marked number with a clear disc label.<br /> <br /> '''Note about equipment procurement:''' Although the equipment officers can procure boats, equipment and parts, it's not the responsibility of the equipment officers to exclusively do all the procurement. If other club officials (reps etc) or members procure boats, equipment or parts for the club, this fine as long as they have pre-approval from the treasurer and let the equipment officers know so they they can be added to the inventory, or parts can be scheduled for fitting. The equipment officers are not responsible for ordering personal paddling items for members. Adding personal items to a club order is done at the discretion of the equipment officers.<br /> <br /> == Club equipment is correctly identified as belonging to the club ==<br /> <br /> All club equipment should be labelled with 'THCC' to identify that the equipment is owned by the club. Also each piece of equipment should have it's own unique number so that it can be individually identified.<br /> <br /> When adding a new boat or piece of club equipment to the inventory, it will need to be assigned a new unique number which will be generated by BoatTrippy (see above). <br /> <br /> For items with non porous surfaces (plastic, metal etc), a shatpie marker or equivalent should be used and the number protected by a clear plastic disc label. Clean any dust/dirt from the surface before applying to ensure a good bond. <br /> <br /> For items with porous surfaces (throwlines, BAs, Spray-decks etc) a permanent marker such as a sharpie should be used. For dark porous items such as spray decks, 3D diver marker should be used. <br /> <br /> Idents are made by taking the prefix from below and appending the identity number (e.g. THCC-WW-38).<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Kit Type !! Ident Code <br /> |-<br /> ! Whitewater Boats <br /> | THCC-WW <br /> |-<br /> ! Playboats<br /> | THCC-PB <br /> |-<br /> ! General Purpose Boats<br /> | THCC-GP <br /> |-<br /> ! Sea kayaks<br /> | THCC-SK <br /> |-<br /> ! Canoes (single blade boats)<br /> | THCC-OC <br /> |-<br /> ! Padddle Whitewater<br /> | THCC-PW<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Canoe<br /> | THCC-PC <br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Sea-kayak<br /> | THCC-PS<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Touring<br /> | THCC-PT<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Splits<br /> | THCC-PP<br /> |-<br /> ! Helmets<br /> | THCC-HM<br /> |-<br /> ! Buoyancy Aids<br /> | THCC-BA<br /> |-<br /> ! Spraydecks<br /> | THCC-SD<br /> |-<br /> ! Towlines<br /> | THCC-TL<br /> |-<br /> ! Throwlines<br /> | THCC-TH<br /> |-<br /> ! Pumps<br /> | THCC-PM<br /> |-<br /> ! Group Shelters<br /> | THCC-GS<br /> |-<br /> ! Canoe Poles<br /> | THCC-PL<br /> |-<br /> ! Canoe Sail<br /> | THCC-SL<br /> |-<br /> ! Knee Pads<br /> | THCC-KP<br /> |-<br /> ! Wheels<br /> | THCC-WL<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Floats<br /> | THCC-PF<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Floats<br /> | THCC-PF<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ==Club equipment is safe and in good condition.==<br /> <br /> There are two ways in which boats and equipment are kept in safe and good condition:<br /> <br /> Firstly, all club members are responsible for inspecting the equipment before and after they use it and reporting any faults / issues that they find. Details on reporting faults can be found on the [[Equipment Rules]] page.<br /> <br /> The equipment officers will regularly review the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/openfaultreports fault list] and mark any boats that are no longer trip-worthy as 'In-Repair'. This will prevent members from booking 'unsafe' boats for trips. Once the boats have been repaired, the equipment officers can 'Resolve' the issue and return the boat to the booking pool. If a boat that needs to be marked as 'In-Repair' has one or more future bookings, the equipment officers will need to contact the member(s) and advise them to book another boat. This will free up the boat to be taken out of the booking pool. If the boat turns out to be unrepairable (i.e. it has a large split in the hull) it can be 'retired' which will permanently remove it from the booking pool.<br /> <br /> Secondly, the equipment officers are responsible for arranging periodic boat and equipment inspection and maintenance sessions. These are advertised in advance so that club members can volunteer to help inspect the equipment and carry out basic repairs on club nights. Sometimes the repairs will take longer, in which case additional sessions will be advertised where members can arrange to meet outside club hours to make specific technical repairs to boats and equipment (such as re-rigging and compartment sealing of sea kayaks etc). To prepare for the session, the equipment officers will need to prepare a list of boats and equipment that are to be inspected and post this on the forum so that club members know which items not to use that evening. This list will include items from the fault list and items that that are due a safety and condition check (more on this later). This list can also be printed out and displayed at the boat cage. Once repair and inspection sessions are complete, details should be fed back to the equipment officers so that the inventory can be updated as appropriate. Also, anything learned, or new sources for parts should be documented in the [[BoatMaintenance|Boat Maintenance]] page.<br /> <br /> Safety checks: Boats and equipment need to be periodically checked for safety. An example of this is checking that buoyancy aids remain buoyant by testing with weights in the water. A condition check will ascertain that the item is still fit for purpose and is within it's reasonable life expectancy for it's type. A full list of safety and condition checks and the recommended test frequency will be added here shortly. <br /> <br /> == More ==<br /> <br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[River kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]<br /> *[[BoatMaintenance|Boat Maintenance]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Equipment_Officer&diff=4562 2023-12-29T11:35:37Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Current equipment inventory is correctly recorded by the club. */</p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__<br /> The '''Equipment Officers''' oversee management of the equipment owned by the club.<br /> <br /> The Equipment Officers needs to ensure the following:<br /> * Current equipment inventory is correctly recorded by the club.<br /> * Club equipment is correctly identified as belonging to the club.<br /> * Club equipment is safe and in good condition.<br /> <br /> == Current equipment inventory is correctly recorded by the club. ==<br /> <br /> All club boats and equipment are recorded in the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory inventory] in BoatTrippy. Equipment Officers can add and update this inventory. <br /> <br /> When adding a new item: <br /> <br /> * Take a picture of it, use image reduction software such as [compressjpeg.com] and [www.iloveimg.com/resize-image] to reduce the file size down to under 500kb. <br /> * Use the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/newitem Add new inventory item page] to add the item to the inventory. A new identity number will be automatically assigned.<br /> * Once added, use the 'Upload Picture' button to upload the reduced size picture.<br /> * Then mark the item with the new identity number using an appropriate marking method (Sharpie, 3D gear marker, labels etc). If possible, please protect the marked number with a clear disc label.<br /> <br /> '''Note about equipment procurement:''' Although the equipment officers can procure boats, equipment and parts, it's not the responsibility of the equipment officers to exclusively do all the procurement. If other club officials (reps etc) or members procure boats, equipment or parts for the club, this fine as long as they have pre-approval from the treasurer and let the equipment officers know so they they can be added to the inventory, or parts can be scheduled for fitting. The equipment officers are not responsible for ordering personal paddling items for members. Adding personal items to a club order is done at the discretion of the equipment officers.<br /> <br /> == Club equipment is correctly identified as belonging to the club ==<br /> <br /> All club equipment should be labelled with 'THCC' to identify that the equipment is owned by the club. Also each piece of equipment should have it's own unique number so that it can be individually identified.<br /> <br /> When adding a new boat or piece of club equipment to the inventory, it will need to be assigned a new unique number. For items with non porous surfaces (plastic, metal etc), number labels should be used. We have number labels with numbers ranging from 1 to 408. These can be found in the office. Clean any dust/dirt from the surface before applying to ensure a good bond. For items with porous surfaces (throwlines, BAs, Spray-decks etc) a permanent marker such as a sharpie should be used. For dark porous items such as spray decks, 3D diver marker should be used. For marker numbering, use numbers 409 upwards to avoid duplicate assignments.<br /> <br /> Here are the number ranges for boats and equipment:<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Kit Type !! Start # !! End #<br /> |-<br /> ! Whitewater Boats <br /> | 1 || 80<br /> |-<br /> ! Playboats<br /> | 81 || 90<br /> |-<br /> ! General Purpose Boats<br /> | 91 || 100<br /> |-<br /> ! Sea kayaks<br /> | 101 || 150<br /> |-<br /> ! Canoes (single blade boats)<br /> | 151 || 160<br /> |-<br /> ! Non-boat equipment (non porous)<br /> | 201 || 400<br /> |-<br /> ! Spare<br /> | 401 || 408<br /> |-<br /> ! Non-boat equipment (porous)<br /> | 409 || Upwards<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> Idents are made by taking the prefix from below and appending the identity number (e.g. THCC-WW-38 for a white water boat).<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Kit Type !! Ident Code <br /> |-<br /> ! Whitewater Boats <br /> | THCC-WW <br /> |-<br /> ! Playboats<br /> | THCC-PB <br /> |-<br /> ! General Purpose Boats<br /> | THCC-GP <br /> |-<br /> ! Sea kayaks<br /> | THCC-SK <br /> |-<br /> ! Canoes (single blade boats)<br /> | THCC-OC <br /> |-<br /> ! Padddle Whitewater<br /> | THCC-PW<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Canoe<br /> | THCC-PC <br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Sea-kayak<br /> | THCC-PS<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Touring<br /> | THCC-PT<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Splits<br /> | THCC-PP<br /> |-<br /> ! Helmets<br /> | THCC-HM<br /> |-<br /> ! Buoyancy Aids<br /> | THCC-BA<br /> |-<br /> ! Spraydecks<br /> | THCC-SD<br /> |-<br /> ! Towlines<br /> | THCC-TL<br /> |-<br /> ! Throwlines<br /> | THCC-TH<br /> |-<br /> ! Pumps<br /> | THCC-PM<br /> |-<br /> ! Group Shelters<br /> | THCC-GS<br /> |-<br /> ! Canoe Poles<br /> | THCC-PL<br /> |-<br /> ! Canoe Sail<br /> | THCC-SL<br /> |-<br /> ! Knee Pads<br /> | THCC-KP<br /> |-<br /> ! Wheels<br /> | THCC-WL<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Floats<br /> | THCC-PF<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Floats<br /> | THCC-PF<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ==Club equipment is safe and in good condition.==<br /> <br /> There are two ways in which boats and equipment are kept in safe and good condition:<br /> <br /> Firstly, all club members are responsible for inspecting the equipment before and after they use it and reporting any faults / issues that they find. Details on reporting faults can be found on the [[Equipment Rules]] page.<br /> <br /> The equipment officers will regularly review the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/openfaultreports fault list] and mark any boats that are no longer trip-worthy as 'In-Repair'. This will prevent members from booking 'unsafe' boats for trips. Once the boats have been repaired, the equipment officers can 'Resolve' the issue and return the boat to the booking pool. If a boat that needs to be marked as 'In-Repair' has one or more future bookings, the equipment officers will need to contact the member(s) and advise them to book another boat. This will free up the boat to be taken out of the booking pool. If the boat turns out to be unrepairable (i.e. it has a large split in the hull) it can be 'retired' which will permanently remove it from the booking pool.<br /> <br /> Secondly, the equipment officers are responsible for arranging periodic boat and equipment inspection and maintenance sessions. These are advertised in advance so that club members can volunteer to help inspect the equipment and carry out basic repairs on club nights. Sometimes the repairs will take longer, in which case additional sessions will be advertised where members can arrange to meet outside club hours to make specific technical repairs to boats and equipment (such as re-rigging and compartment sealing of sea kayaks etc). To prepare for the session, the equipment officers will need to prepare a list of boats and equipment that are to be inspected and post this on the forum so that club members know which items not to use that evening. This list will include items from the fault list and items that that are due a safety and condition check (more on this later). This list can also be printed out and displayed at the boat cage. Once repair and inspection sessions are complete, details should be fed back to the equipment officers so that the inventory can be updated as appropriate. Also, anything learned, or new sources for parts should be documented in the [[BoatMaintenance|Boat Maintenance]] page.<br /> <br /> Safety checks: Boats and equipment need to be periodically checked for safety. An example of this is checking that buoyancy aids remain buoyant by testing with weights in the water. A condition check will ascertain that the item is still fit for purpose and is within it's reasonable life expectancy for it's type. A full list of safety and condition checks and the recommended test frequency will be added here shortly. <br /> <br /> == More ==<br /> <br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[River kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]<br /> *[[BoatMaintenance|Boat Maintenance]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Equipment_booking&diff=4498 2023-02-23T21:48:48Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Process for booking club and basin boats and other equipment. */</p> <hr /> <div>==Boat &amp; Equipment Booking Policy==<br /> <br /> * A member is entitled to book 1 boat and some 'reasonable' amount miscellaneous equipment for a trip (club or private).<br /> * Members are usually expected to return boats / equipment in time for the following Tuesday club night.<br /> * If the trip is longer than a week, members can get pre-approval for longer bookings from the committee.<br /> * If club members want to borrow club boats / equipment for non-club members, this is at the discretion of the committee (and subject to a nominal fee).<br /> * If club members want to block book boats and equipment for an event, this can be arranged through the committee. E.g. another club joining us for Thames trips, Kayakathons etc.<br /> <br /> ==Process for booking club and basin boats and other equipment.==<br /> <br /> BoatTrippy is where all equipment booking takes place. Please see the instructions [[BoatTrippy_How_To|here]].<br /> <br /> '''No equipment should be taken away from the site without a prior booking.'''<br /> <br /> This is so that:<br /> * Basin staff understand who will be on the site and who is entitled to take away equipment<br /> * We always know where boats will be and who is in charge of them<br /> * Note that this applies to '''club''' equipment, '''basin''' equipment and (for the first point) '''personal equipment''' that is normally stored on the site.<br /> <br /> ==Access to equipment==<br /> <br /> As our equipment is stored at the basin there are agreed access times and key holders. Details of access times can be found in the [[Basin_access| basin access page]]<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> *[[Equipment Officer]]<br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[River kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]<br /> *[[Kayak lights for the Thames Tideway]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Equipment_booking&diff=4497 2023-02-23T21:48:00Z

<p>Mattboston: </p> <hr /> <div>==Boat &amp; Equipment Booking Policy==<br /> <br /> * A member is entitled to book 1 boat and some 'reasonable' amount miscellaneous equipment for a trip (club or private).<br /> * Members are usually expected to return boats / equipment in time for the following Tuesday club night.<br /> * If the trip is longer than a week, members can get pre-approval for longer bookings from the committee.<br /> * If club members want to borrow club boats / equipment for non-club members, this is at the discretion of the committee (and subject to a nominal fee).<br /> * If club members want to block book boats and equipment for an event, this can be arranged through the committee. E.g. another club joining us for Thames trips, Kayakathons etc.<br /> <br /> ==Process for booking club and basin boats and other equipment.==<br /> <br /> &lt;u&gt;BoatTrippy is where all equipment booking takes place. Please see the instructions [[BoatTrippy_How_To|here]].&lt;/u&gt;<br /> <br /> '''No equipment should be taken away from the site without a prior booking.'''<br /> <br /> This is so that:<br /> * Basin staff understand who will be on the site and who is entitled to take away equipment<br /> * We always know where boats will be and who is in charge of them<br /> * Note that this applies to '''club''' equipment, '''basin''' equipment and (for the first point) '''personal equipment''' that is normally stored on the site.<br /> <br /> ==Access to equipment==<br /> <br /> As our equipment is stored at the basin there are agreed access times and key holders. Details of access times can be found in the [[Basin_access| basin access page]]<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> *[[Equipment Officer]]<br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[River kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]<br /> *[[Kayak lights for the Thames Tideway]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Club_equipment&diff=4496 2023-01-29T12:11:38Z

<p>Mattboston: </p> <hr /> <div>The club owns a wide range of '''equipment''' and also has access to equipment that belongs to [[SBOAC|Shadwell Basin]].<br /> <br /> We have around 50 assorted boats, including general [[white water kayaking|river boats]], play boats, [[sea kayaking|sea kayaks]] and also some specialised boats such as two-person [[racing]] kayaks, [[polo]] boats, [[surfing|surf]] boats and a two-person Topo.<br /> <br /> When we paddle on the basin, we have access to about 40 Shadwell Basin boats suitable for learning, [[Open canoeing|open boats]] and also further sea kayaks. We have a stock of assorted paddles to match our boats and on a busy night can also use the Shadwell Basin's paddles.<br /> <br /> We have equipment for [[polo|canoe polo]], assorted equipment for [[club trips]] and even a portable barbecue.<br /> <br /> We have a few spray decks and buoyancy aids and access to more that belong to Shadwell Basin.<br /> <br /> The club does '''not''' provide thermals, wetsuits or shoes, so people paddling in the colder months are advised to buy some basic kit of their own.<br /> <br /> Anyone wishing to use club equipment for [[Club trips|trips]] must ensure that equipment is [[Equipment booking|correctly booked]].<br /> <br /> The Equipment Officer is responsible for ensuring that equipment '''could be''' correctly put away.<br /> :The Equipment Officer is '''not''' responsible for ensuring that equipment '''is''' correctly put away.<br /> :This is the responsibility of '''every''' club member and '''especially''' the person who last used the equipment.<br /> <br /> Anyone discovering that boat or equipment is faulty should report this [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory by logging into the inventory], finding the item and raising a fault report. <br /> <br /> :The Equipment Officer is '''not''' responsible for mending all broken equipment.<br /> :This is the responsibility of '''every''' club member and '''especially''' the person who broke the equipment.<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> *[[Equipment Officer]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[River kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Sea_kayak_inventory&diff=4493 2022-11-21T22:43:08Z

<p>Mattboston: </p> <hr /> <div>The [[sea kayaking|sea kayaks]] available to the [[THCC|club]].<br /> <br /> == THCC sea kayaks ==<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'Seakayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> All club sea kayaks should have a [[boat tags|White number label]] attached to the '''back''' of the boat.<br /> <br /> Please put boats onto the racks '''bow first''' so that:<br /> <br /> * the skegs are not pushed across the rack<br /> * the tags are visible on the outside end<br /> <br /> == Shadwell Basin sea kayaks ==<br /> <br /> Shadwell Basin own four Nigel Dennis fibreglass sea kayaks - 3 Explorers and a Romany. Members of the club can use these fibreglass boats if they have acquired Sea Kayak Award or and older equivalent.<br /> <br /> If you are qualified, you can use these on Tuesday and Thursday nights.<br /> <br /> If you would like to use them on a club trip, you should not book them until you have approval from the Basin. This is to make sure that the Basin doesn't need them themselves. Approval can be arranged through the [[Committee|Equipment Officers]]. As for all kit bookings, both booking and approval need to be arranged by the end of the Wednesday before your trip.<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'Seakayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> *[[Equipment Officer]]<br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[River kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=River_kayak_inventory&diff=4492 2022-11-21T22:39:18Z

<p>Mattboston: </p> <hr /> <div>{{TOCright}}The [[White water kayaking|river kayaks]] available to the [[THCC|club]].<br /> <br /> == THCC river kayaks ==<br /> <br /> This page includes links to the Boat Inventory for: White water; Basin (unsuitable for white water trips); River racing; Playboats. These boats are stored at the end of the large boat cage.<br /> <br /> ===White Water===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'White Water Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===General Purpose===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'General Purpose Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===River Racing===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'River Racing Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===Play Boat===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'Playboat' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> All club river kayaks should have a [[boat tags|White number label]] attached to the '''back''' of the boat.<br /> <br /> Please put boats onto the racks '''bow first''' so that:<br /> <br /> * the bungs are visible without moving the boat<br /> * the the number labels are easy to view<br /> <br /> == Shadwell Basin river kayaks ==<br /> <br /> Shadwell Basin own a wide range of river kayaks which we can use on Tuesday nights.<br /> <br /> It is generally not necessary to use them on club trips.<br /> <br /> Inside the top large cage they're identified by SBOAC markings inside the cockpit, most have a blue gaffa tape square on the rear of the boat.<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> *[[Equipment Officer]]<br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=River_kayak_inventory&diff=4491 2022-11-21T22:38:01Z

<p>Mattboston: </p> <hr /> <div>{{TOCright}}The [[White water kayaking|river kayaks]] available to the [[THCC|club]].<br /> <br /> == THCC river kayaks ==<br /> <br /> This page includes links to the Boat Inventory for: White water; Basin (unsuitable for white water trips); River racing; Playboats. The tables below identify the boats and also give you their current status. Basin only boats are on this list because they are not suitable for white water or are in the process of being repaired.<br /> <br /> ===White Water===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'White Water Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===General Purpose===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'General Purpose Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===River Racing===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'River Racing Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===Play Boat===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'Playboat' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> All club river kayaks should have a [[boat tags|White number label]] attached to the '''back''' of the boat.<br /> <br /> Please put boats onto the racks '''bow first''' so that:<br /> <br /> * the bungs are visible without moving the boat<br /> * the the number labels are easy to view<br /> <br /> == Shadwell Basin river kayaks ==<br /> <br /> Shadwell Basin own a wide range of river kayaks which we can use on Tuesday nights.<br /> <br /> It is generally not necessary to use them on club trips.<br /> <br /> Inside the top large cage they're identified by SBOAC markings inside the cockpit, most have a blue gaffa tape square on the rear of the boat.<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> *[[Equipment Officer]]<br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=River_kayak_inventory&diff=4490 2022-11-21T22:34:07Z

<p>Mattboston: </p> <hr /> <div>{{TOCright}}The [[White water kayaking|river kayaks]] available to the [[THCC|club]].<br /> <br /> == THCC river kayaks ==<br /> <br /> This page includes links to the Boat Inventory for: White water; Basin (unsuitable for white water trips); River racing; Playboats. The tables below identify the boats and also give you their current status. Basin only boats are on this list because they are not suitable for white water or are in the process of being repaired.<br /> <br /> ===White Water===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'White Water Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===General Purpose===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'General Purpose Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===River Racing===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'River Racing Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===Play Boat===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'Playboat' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> == Shadwell Basin river kayaks ==<br /> <br /> Shadwell Basin own a wide range of river kayaks which we can use on Tuesday nights.<br /> <br /> It is generally not necessary to use them on club trips.<br /> <br /> Inside the top large cage they're identified by SBOAC markings inside the cockpit, most have a blue gaffa tape square on the rear of the boat.<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> *[[Equipment Officer]]<br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=River_kayak_inventory&diff=4489 2022-11-21T22:33:26Z

<p>Mattboston: /* THCC river kayaks */</p> <hr /> <div>{{TOCright}}The [[White water kayaking|river kayaks]] available to the [[THCC|club]].<br /> <br /> == THCC river kayaks ==<br /> <br /> This page includes links to the Boat Inventory for: White water; Basin (unsuitable for white water trips); River racing; Playboats. The tables below identify the boats and also give you their current status. Basin only boats are on this list because they are not suitable for white water or are in the process of being repaired.<br /> <br /> ===White Water===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'White Water Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===General Purpose===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'General Purpose Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===River Racing===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'River Racing Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===Play Boat===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'Playboat' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> == Shadwell Basin river kayaks ==<br /> <br /> Shadwell Basin own a wide range of river kayaks which we can use on Tuesday and Thursday nights.<br /> <br /> It is generally not necessary to use them on club trips.<br /> <br /> Inside the top large cage they're identified by SBOAC markings inside the cockpit, most have a blue gaffa tape square on the rear of the boat.<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> *[[Equipment Officer]]<br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=River_kayak_inventory&diff=4488 2022-11-21T22:33:06Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Play Boat trips only */</p> <hr /> <div>{{TOCright}}The [[White water kayaking|river kayaks]] available to the [[THCC|club]].<br /> <br /> == THCC river kayaks ==<br /> <br /> '''Updated 1st August 2021'''<br /> <br /> This page includes links to the Boat Inventory for: White water; Basin (unsuitable for white water trips); River racing; Playboats. The tables below identify the boats and also give you their current status. Basin only boats are on this list because they are not suitable for white water or are in the process of being repaired.<br /> <br /> ===White Water===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'White Water Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===General Purpose===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'General Purpose Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===River Racing===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'River Racing Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===Play Boat===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'Playboat' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> == Shadwell Basin river kayaks ==<br /> <br /> Shadwell Basin own a wide range of river kayaks which we can use on Tuesday and Thursday nights.<br /> <br /> It is generally not necessary to use them on club trips.<br /> <br /> Inside the top large cage they're identified by SBOAC markings inside the cockpit, most have a blue gaffa tape square on the rear of the boat.<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> *[[Equipment Officer]]<br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=River_kayak_inventory&diff=4487 2022-11-21T22:32:47Z

<p>Mattboston: </p> <hr /> <div>{{TOCright}}The [[White water kayaking|river kayaks]] available to the [[THCC|club]].<br /> <br /> == THCC river kayaks ==<br /> <br /> '''Updated 1st August 2021'''<br /> <br /> This page includes links to the Boat Inventory for: White water; Basin (unsuitable for white water trips); River racing; Playboats. The tables below identify the boats and also give you their current status. Basin only boats are on this list because they are not suitable for white water or are in the process of being repaired.<br /> <br /> ===White Water===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'White Water Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===General Purpose===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'General Purpose Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===River Racing===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'River Racing Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===Play Boat trips only===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'Playboat' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> == Shadwell Basin river kayaks ==<br /> <br /> Shadwell Basin own a wide range of river kayaks which we can use on Tuesday and Thursday nights.<br /> <br /> It is generally not necessary to use them on club trips.<br /> <br /> Inside the top large cage they're identified by SBOAC markings inside the cockpit, most have a blue gaffa tape square on the rear of the boat.<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> *[[Equipment Officer]]<br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=River_kayak_inventory&diff=4486 2022-11-21T22:30:56Z

<p>Mattboston: </p> <hr /> <div>{{TOCright}}The [[White water kayaking|river kayaks]] available to the [[THCC|club]].<br /> <br /> == THCC river kayaks ==<br /> <br /> '''Updated 1st August 2021'''<br /> <br /> This page includes links to the Boat Inventory for: White water; Basin (unsuitable for white water trips); River racing; Playboats. The tables below identify the boats and also give you their current status. Basin only boats are on this list because they are not suitable for white water or are in the process of being repaired.<br /> <br /> ===White Water===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'White Water Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===Basin only===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select trip suitability 'Basin Only' and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===River Racing===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'River Racing Kayak' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> ===Play Boat trips only===<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type 'Playboat' and and click filter.<br /> <br /> == Shadwell Basin river kayaks ==<br /> <br /> Shadwell Basin own a wide range of river kayaks which we can use on Tuesday and Thursday nights.<br /> <br /> It is generally not necessary to use them on club trips.<br /> <br /> Inside the top large cage they're identified by SBOAC markings inside the cockpit, most have a blue gaffa tape square on the rear of the boat.<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> *[[Equipment Officer]]<br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Other_inventory&diff=4485 2022-11-21T22:27:45Z

<p>Mattboston: Replaced content with &quot;{{TOCright}}The additional equipment available to the club. * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTr...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{TOCright}}The additional equipment available to the [[THCC|club]].<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Boat Inventory page in BoatTrippy]'''<br /> * Select type of equipment and click filter.<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> *[[Equipment Officer]]<br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[River kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Equipment_Officer&diff=4484 2022-11-21T22:21:40Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Club equipment is correctly identified as belonging to the club */</p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__<br /> The '''Equipment Officers''' oversee management of the equipment owned by the club.<br /> <br /> The Equipment Officers needs to ensure the following:<br /> * Current equipment inventory is correctly recorded by the club.<br /> * Club equipment is correctly identified as belonging to the club.<br /> * Club equipment is safe and in good condition.<br /> <br /> == Current equipment inventory is correctly recorded by the club. ==<br /> <br /> All club boats and equipment are recorded in the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory inventory] in BoatTrippy. Equipment Officers can add and update this inventory. When adding a new item, take a picture of it, use image reduction software such as [compressjpeg.com] and [www.iloveimg.com/resize-image] to reduce the file size down to under 500kb. Then mark the item with a new identity number label (see next section), or marker and a 'THCC' label. Once this has been done, use the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/newitem Add new inventory item page] to add the item to the inventory. A new identity number will be automatically assigned, but if it doesn't match the number applied to the item, edit it and change to the number on the item. Once added, use the 'Upload Picture' button to upload the reduced size picture. This will make the item available to club members to book for trips.<br /> <br /> '''Note about equipment procurement:''' Although the equipment officers can procure boats, equipment and parts, it's not the responsibility of the equipment officers to exclusively do all the procurement. If other club officials (reps etc) or members procure boats, equipment or parts for the club, this fine as long as they have pre-approval from the treasurer and let the equipment officers know so they they can be added to the inventory, or parts can be scheduled for fitting. The equipment officers are not responsible for ordering personal paddling items for members. Adding personal items to a club order is done at the discretion of the equipment officers.<br /> <br /> == Club equipment is correctly identified as belonging to the club ==<br /> <br /> All club equipment should be labelled with 'THCC' to identify that the equipment is owned by the club. Also each piece of equipment should have it's own unique number so that it can be individually identified.<br /> <br /> When adding a new boat or piece of club equipment to the inventory, it will need to be assigned a new unique number. For items with non porous surfaces (plastic, metal etc), number labels should be used. We have number labels with numbers ranging from 1 to 408. These can be found in the office. Clean any dust/dirt from the surface before applying to ensure a good bond. For items with porous surfaces (throwlines, BAs, Spray-decks etc) a permanent marker such as a sharpie should be used. For dark porous items such as spray decks, 3D diver marker should be used. For marker numbering, use numbers 409 upwards to avoid duplicate assignments.<br /> <br /> Here are the number ranges for boats and equipment:<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Kit Type !! Start # !! End #<br /> |-<br /> ! Whitewater Boats <br /> | 1 || 80<br /> |-<br /> ! Playboats<br /> | 81 || 90<br /> |-<br /> ! General Purpose Boats<br /> | 91 || 100<br /> |-<br /> ! Sea kayaks<br /> | 101 || 150<br /> |-<br /> ! Canoes (single blade boats)<br /> | 151 || 160<br /> |-<br /> ! Non-boat equipment (non porous)<br /> | 201 || 400<br /> |-<br /> ! Spare<br /> | 401 || 408<br /> |-<br /> ! Non-boat equipment (porous)<br /> | 409 || Upwards<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> Idents are made by taking the prefix from below and appending the identity number (e.g. THCC-WW-38 for a white water boat).<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Kit Type !! Ident Code <br /> |-<br /> ! Whitewater Boats <br /> | THCC-WW <br /> |-<br /> ! Playboats<br /> | THCC-PB <br /> |-<br /> ! General Purpose Boats<br /> | THCC-GP <br /> |-<br /> ! Sea kayaks<br /> | THCC-SK <br /> |-<br /> ! Canoes (single blade boats)<br /> | THCC-OC <br /> |-<br /> ! Padddle Whitewater<br /> | THCC-PW<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Canoe<br /> | THCC-PC <br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Sea-kayak<br /> | THCC-PS<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Touring<br /> | THCC-PT<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Splits<br /> | THCC-PP<br /> |-<br /> ! Helmets<br /> | THCC-HM<br /> |-<br /> ! Buoyancy Aids<br /> | THCC-BA<br /> |-<br /> ! Spraydecks<br /> | THCC-SD<br /> |-<br /> ! Towlines<br /> | THCC-TL<br /> |-<br /> ! Throwlines<br /> | THCC-TH<br /> |-<br /> ! Pumps<br /> | THCC-PM<br /> |-<br /> ! Group Shelters<br /> | THCC-GS<br /> |-<br /> ! Canoe Poles<br /> | THCC-PL<br /> |-<br /> ! Canoe Sail<br /> | THCC-SL<br /> |-<br /> ! Knee Pads<br /> | THCC-KP<br /> |-<br /> ! Wheels<br /> | THCC-WL<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Floats<br /> | THCC-PF<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Floats<br /> | THCC-PF<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ==Club equipment is safe and in good condition.==<br /> <br /> There are two ways in which boats and equipment are kept in safe and good condition:<br /> <br /> Firstly, all club members are responsible for inspecting the equipment before and after they use it and reporting any faults / issues that they find. Details on reporting faults can be found on the [[Equipment Rules]] page.<br /> <br /> The equipment officers will regularly review the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/openfaultreports fault list] and mark any boats that are no longer trip-worthy as 'In-Repair'. This will prevent members from booking 'unsafe' boats for trips. Once the boats have been repaired, the equipment officers can 'Resolve' the issue and return the boat to the booking pool. If a boat that needs to be marked as 'In-Repair' has one or more future bookings, the equipment officers will need to contact the member(s) and advise them to book another boat. This will free up the boat to be taken out of the booking pool. If the boat turns out to be unrepairable (i.e. it has a large split in the hull) it can be 'retired' which will permanently remove it from the booking pool.<br /> <br /> Secondly, the equipment officers are responsible for arranging periodic boat and equipment inspection and maintenance sessions. These are advertised in advance so that club members can volunteer to help inspect the equipment and carry out basic repairs on club nights. Sometimes the repairs will take longer, in which case additional sessions will be advertised where members can arrange to meet outside club hours to make specific technical repairs to boats and equipment (such as re-rigging and compartment sealing of sea kayaks etc). To prepare for the session, the equipment officers will need to prepare a list of boats and equipment that are to be inspected and post this on the forum so that club members know which items not to use that evening. This list will include items from the fault list and items that that are due a safety and condition check (more on this later). This list can also be printed out and displayed at the boat cage. Once repair and inspection sessions are complete, details should be fed back to the equipment officers so that the inventory can be updated as appropriate. Also, anything learned, or new sources for parts should be documented in the [[BoatMaintenance|Boat Maintenance]] page.<br /> <br /> Safety checks: Boats and equipment need to be periodically checked for safety. An example of this is checking that buoyancy aids remain buoyant by testing with weights in the water. A condition check will ascertain that the item is still fit for purpose and is within it's reasonable life expectancy for it's type. A full list of safety and condition checks and the recommended test frequency will be added here shortly. <br /> <br /> == More ==<br /> <br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[River kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]<br /> *[[BoatMaintenance|Boat Maintenance]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Equipment_Officer&diff=4483 2022-11-21T22:19:04Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Current equipment inventory is correctly recorded by the club. */</p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__<br /> The '''Equipment Officers''' oversee management of the equipment owned by the club.<br /> <br /> The Equipment Officers needs to ensure the following:<br /> * Current equipment inventory is correctly recorded by the club.<br /> * Club equipment is correctly identified as belonging to the club.<br /> * Club equipment is safe and in good condition.<br /> <br /> == Current equipment inventory is correctly recorded by the club. ==<br /> <br /> All club boats and equipment are recorded in the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory inventory] in BoatTrippy. Equipment Officers can add and update this inventory. When adding a new item, take a picture of it, use image reduction software such as [compressjpeg.com] and [www.iloveimg.com/resize-image] to reduce the file size down to under 500kb. Then mark the item with a new identity number label (see next section), or marker and a 'THCC' label. Once this has been done, use the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/newitem Add new inventory item page] to add the item to the inventory. A new identity number will be automatically assigned, but if it doesn't match the number applied to the item, edit it and change to the number on the item. Once added, use the 'Upload Picture' button to upload the reduced size picture. This will make the item available to club members to book for trips.<br /> <br /> '''Note about equipment procurement:''' Although the equipment officers can procure boats, equipment and parts, it's not the responsibility of the equipment officers to exclusively do all the procurement. If other club officials (reps etc) or members procure boats, equipment or parts for the club, this fine as long as they have pre-approval from the treasurer and let the equipment officers know so they they can be added to the inventory, or parts can be scheduled for fitting. The equipment officers are not responsible for ordering personal paddling items for members. Adding personal items to a club order is done at the discretion of the equipment officers.<br /> <br /> == Club equipment is correctly identified as belonging to the club ==<br /> <br /> All club equipment should be labelled with 'THCC' to identify that the equipment is owned by the club. Also each piece of equipment should have it's own unique number so that it can be individually identified.<br /> <br /> When adding a new boat or piece of club equipment to the inventory, it will need to be assigned a new unique number. For items with non porous surfaces (plastic, metal etc), number labels should be used. We have number labels with numbers ranging from 1 to 408. These can be found in the office. Clean any dust/dirt from the surface before applying to ensure a good bond. For items with porous surfaces (throwlines, BAs, Spray-decks etc) a permanent marker such as a sharpie should be used. For dark porous items such as spray decks, a gold/silver/white marker should be used. For marker numbering, use numbers 409 upwards to avoid duplicate assignments.<br /> <br /> Here are the number ranges for boats and equipment:<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Kit Type !! Start # !! End #<br /> |-<br /> ! Whitewater Boats <br /> | 1 || 80<br /> |-<br /> ! Playboats<br /> | 81 || 90<br /> |-<br /> ! General Purpose Boats<br /> | 91 || 100<br /> |-<br /> ! Sea kayaks<br /> | 101 || 150<br /> |-<br /> ! Canoes (single blade boats)<br /> | 151 || 160<br /> |-<br /> ! Non-boat equipment (non porous)<br /> | 201 || 400<br /> |-<br /> ! Spare<br /> | 401 || 408<br /> |-<br /> ! Non-boat equipment (porous)<br /> | 409 || Upwards<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> Idents are made by taking the prefix from below and appending the identity number (e.g. THCC-WW-38 for a white water boat).<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Kit Type !! Ident Code <br /> |-<br /> ! Whitewater Boats <br /> | THCC-WW <br /> |-<br /> ! Playboats<br /> | THCC-PB <br /> |-<br /> ! General Purpose Boats<br /> | THCC-GP <br /> |-<br /> ! Sea kayaks<br /> | THCC-SK <br /> |-<br /> ! Canoes (single blade boats)<br /> | THCC-OC <br /> |-<br /> ! Padddle Whitewater<br /> | THCC-PW<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Canoe<br /> | THCC-PC <br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Sea-kayak<br /> | THCC-PS<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Touring<br /> | THCC-PT<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Splits<br /> | THCC-PP<br /> |-<br /> ! Helmets<br /> | THCC-HM<br /> |-<br /> ! Buoyancy Aids<br /> | THCC-BA<br /> |-<br /> ! Spraydecks<br /> | THCC-SD<br /> |-<br /> ! Towlines<br /> | THCC-TL<br /> |-<br /> ! Throwlines<br /> | THCC-TH<br /> |-<br /> ! Pumps<br /> | THCC-PM<br /> |-<br /> ! Group Shelters<br /> | THCC-GS<br /> |-<br /> ! Canoe Poles<br /> | THCC-PL<br /> |-<br /> ! Canoe Sail<br /> | THCC-SL<br /> |-<br /> ! Knee Pads<br /> | THCC-KP<br /> |-<br /> ! Wheels<br /> | THCC-WL<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Floats<br /> | THCC-PF<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Floats<br /> | THCC-PF<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ==Club equipment is safe and in good condition.==<br /> <br /> There are two ways in which boats and equipment are kept in safe and good condition:<br /> <br /> Firstly, all club members are responsible for inspecting the equipment before and after they use it and reporting any faults / issues that they find. Details on reporting faults can be found on the [[Equipment Rules]] page.<br /> <br /> The equipment officers will regularly review the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/openfaultreports fault list] and mark any boats that are no longer trip-worthy as 'In-Repair'. This will prevent members from booking 'unsafe' boats for trips. Once the boats have been repaired, the equipment officers can 'Resolve' the issue and return the boat to the booking pool. If a boat that needs to be marked as 'In-Repair' has one or more future bookings, the equipment officers will need to contact the member(s) and advise them to book another boat. This will free up the boat to be taken out of the booking pool. If the boat turns out to be unrepairable (i.e. it has a large split in the hull) it can be 'retired' which will permanently remove it from the booking pool.<br /> <br /> Secondly, the equipment officers are responsible for arranging periodic boat and equipment inspection and maintenance sessions. These are advertised in advance so that club members can volunteer to help inspect the equipment and carry out basic repairs on club nights. Sometimes the repairs will take longer, in which case additional sessions will be advertised where members can arrange to meet outside club hours to make specific technical repairs to boats and equipment (such as re-rigging and compartment sealing of sea kayaks etc). To prepare for the session, the equipment officers will need to prepare a list of boats and equipment that are to be inspected and post this on the forum so that club members know which items not to use that evening. This list will include items from the fault list and items that that are due a safety and condition check (more on this later). This list can also be printed out and displayed at the boat cage. Once repair and inspection sessions are complete, details should be fed back to the equipment officers so that the inventory can be updated as appropriate. Also, anything learned, or new sources for parts should be documented in the [[BoatMaintenance|Boat Maintenance]] page.<br /> <br /> Safety checks: Boats and equipment need to be periodically checked for safety. An example of this is checking that buoyancy aids remain buoyant by testing with weights in the water. A condition check will ascertain that the item is still fit for purpose and is within it's reasonable life expectancy for it's type. A full list of safety and condition checks and the recommended test frequency will be added here shortly. <br /> <br /> == More ==<br /> <br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[River kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]<br /> *[[BoatMaintenance|Boat Maintenance]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatTrippy_dropping_out_of_a_club_trip&diff=4481 2022-11-11T20:17:55Z

<p>Mattboston: </p> <hr /> <div>If you are on a trip but you want to 'drop out' you can do this with the 'Leave Trip' button.<br /> However, if you are down as a car driver or group leader, you will need to relinquish these responsibilities before being able to leave the trip.<br /> <br /> If you are a car driver:<br /> <br /> * Let the trip organiser know you are dropping out<br /> * Ask your passengers to remove themselves and their boats from your car.<br /> * Remove your own boat from your car<br /> * Remove your car<br /> * You should now be able to see and click the 'Leave Trip' button<br /> <br /> If you are leading a group:<br /> <br /> * Let the trip organiser know you are dropping out<br /> * Switch to not leading a group<br /> * You should now be able to see and click the 'Leave Trip' button</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatMaintenance&diff=4472 2022-09-18T15:08:10Z

<p>Mattboston: </p> <hr /> <div>See here for information about replacing missing parts and repairs. Each boat make and model will have it's own section. If you find out something new about sourcing parts for or repairing our boats, please add it here.<br /> <br /> == For All ==<br /> <br /> * Labels - [https://www.minilabels.co.uk/ Minilabels] Waterproof labels for identifying boats and equipment.<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk/ Northshore Watersports] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/ Kent Canoes] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.whitewaterthecanoecentre.co.uk/ The Whitewater Canoe Centre] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.escape-watersports.co.uk/ Escape Watersports]<br /> <br /> == General Purpose Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-drain_bungs__all_brands_.html Kent Canoes]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Redline ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Infrared ===<br /> <br /> === Eskimo - Topolino / Topo Duo ===<br /> <br /> == Whitewater Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-peak_uk__airbags__kayak__stern_pair_.html Kent Canoes] Peak UK 30L Stern Pair, good value as they come in pairs rather than singles.<br /> * Backbands - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/palm-universal-backband-large/?gclid=CjwKCAjwzMeFBhBwEiwAzwS8zB_I27ifqXRquOxXn6XU8L-28XNE4iR1GrD2gxlGnJkCQEtzXhk0GhoCHpUQAvD_BwE Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Bliss Stick - Mini Mystic ===<br /> <br /> Legendary runners from New Zealand!<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace screw.''' Very difficult to find an exact match.<br /> <br /> Best so far-<br /> Example (£3.42 for 4):<br /> <br /> Low Socket Head Cap Screw M6 x 50mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Low-Socket-Head-Cap-Screw-M6x50-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/dagger-drain-bung/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnueFBhChARIsAPu3YkSrbO3R4vWs_q8CpqD8ATwY3OcZhFCv-PxM3LIgA_NxO0VC9iOxE58aAsE1EALw_wcB Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nuts - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/tri-wing-nuts-uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - MX 7.5/MX 8.0 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> '''Fixing screws around the cockpit.'''<br /> <br /> Actually No.8 UNC 5/32 American threads. Can be replaced by UK M5 screws with 0.8mm thread pitch.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.72 for pack of 20)<br /> <br /> Machine screw pozi pan M5 x 20mm in A2 stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Pan-M5x20-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Small rubber nuts''' to match are called “well nuts” and are more commonly found in motorbike fairing use.<br /> <br /> Example (£7.99 for pack of 10):<br /> <br /> Motorcycle wel nuts M5 x 0.8 x 10 [https://www.motorcyclefasteners.co.uk/fasteners-and-fixings/motorcycle-well-nuts-m5-x-0.8-x-10/ Motorcycle Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - RPM ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === Dagger - GTX ===<br /> <br /> Old-skool slicey WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === EXO - XT260 ===<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Remix / Hoss ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nut [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/m6-tri-wing-nut-small/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Whipit / Super Sport / Arc ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW Kayaks, Whipit and Super Sport.<br /> The basin owned Arcs are used for beginner coaching.<br /> <br /> Generally used screws (footplate etc)<br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex key / allen key<br /> <br /> Example (£4.01 for 8)<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button (Dome) Screw M8 x 25mm [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Dome-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> Nuts and Wing nuts as for Wavesport<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Burn S/M/L, Ammo ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> === Wavesport - D65/75 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/kayak/drain-bungs/replacement-wavesport-drain-bung.html AS Watersports]<br /> <br /> '''Footplate screw''' - American UNC ¼” threads. Can be replaced by M8 1.25 uk threads. Although, might need to replace nuts aswell. <br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex / allen key.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.00 for 6):<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button Flange Screw M8 x 25mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Flange-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' (internal, permanent fixing to hold the screw to the kayak)<br /> <br /> Example (£3.47 for pack of 30)<br /> <br /> Half Nut Hex (Lock Nut) M8 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Half-Nut-Hex-Lock-Nut-M8-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners] <br /> <br /> '''Plastic Wing Nut''' (removable fixing to adjust the foot plate).<br /> <br /> Example (£24.31 for 5) [Expensive; will keep looking for cheeper]:<br /> <br /> 3-Arm Clamping Knob M8 [https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/clamping-knobs/9185324/ RS Online]<br /> <br /> == Playboats ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/palm-kayak-mid-weight-airbags-p1770/s10943 NorthShore Watersports] Palm Midweight 15L.<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Vision 44/56 ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Full Tilt ===<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - 420 ===<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace Screw'''<br /> <br /> Example (£3.31 for 20):<br /> <br /> Machine Screw Pozi Countersunk M6 x 16mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Countersunk-M6x16-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' Square nuts.<br /> <br /> This needs a bit more measuring, but the following would be a stop gap.<br /> <br /> Example (£4.90 for 30)<br /> <br /> Square Thin Nut M6 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Square-Thin-Nut-M6-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Inazone 240 ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> == Seakayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Deck Rigging - [https://rope-source.co.uk/ Rope Source] Deck lines and bungee cords<br /> <br /> Advice on changing deck lines on a sea kayak from the [https://www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=133556 UK Rivers Guidebook]<br /> <br /> === Nigel Dennis Kayaks - Explorer / Romany ===<br /> <br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://shop.seakayakinguk.co.uk/products/spare-skeg-wire Sea Kayaking UK]<br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://www.sseak.co.uk/product/replacement-skeg-wire/ Southern Seakayaks]<br /> <br /> === P&amp;H - Scorpio ===<br /> <br /> === Rainbow - Laser ===<br /> <br /> === Tiderace - Vortex ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Old Range (Aquanaut, Avocet, Nordkapp) ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b79e3dd016/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/products/valley-roto-molded-pe-kayak-thigh-braces?variant=32782198210637 Kayak Academy] - USA based shop.<br /> * Skeg Slider - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b799cf3bb1/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg Slider System - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/e911824df7a30a98439b9a4f4362536a2626794e.jpg Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg blade - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b799a5cdf3/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg wire - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/skeg-wire/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> <br /> === Valley - New Range (Etiene 17.7, Gemini) ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-repair-replacement-for-2011-and-later-models?_pos=4&amp;_sid=99ed8304c&amp;_ss=r Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Repair/Replacement] - Instructions for 2011 and later models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Hatch Covers, Skegs, Cables &amp; Sliders - [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/brand/valley-kayaks.html AS Watersports] - UK based shop with spare parts for newer Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Hatch Covers - https://www.canoe-shops.co.uk/products/valley-sea-kayak-hatch-covers Canoe Shops ] - UK based Shops<br /> <br /> === Wilderness Systems - Tempest ===<br /> <br /> == Canoes ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Rival ===<br /> <br /> === Nova Craft - Prospector 16 ===<br /> <br /> === Venture - Prospector 15 ===<br /> <br /> == River Racers ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Mirage - K2 ===<br /> <br /> === Stiletto - K2 ===</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatMaintenance&diff=4471 2022-09-18T15:07:20Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Valley - Old Range */</p> <hr /> <div>See here for information about replacing missing parts and repairs. Each boat make and model will have it's own section. If you find out something new about sourcing parts for or repairing our boats, please add it here.<br /> <br /> == For All ==<br /> <br /> * Labels - [https://www.minilabels.co.uk/ Minilabels] Waterproof labels for identifying boats and equipment.<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk/ Northshore Watersports] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/ Kent Canoes] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.whitewaterthecanoecentre.co.uk/ The Whitewater Canoe Centre] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.escape-watersports.co.uk/ Escape Watersports]<br /> <br /> == General Purpose Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-drain_bungs__all_brands_.html Kent Canoes]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Redline ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Infrared ===<br /> <br /> === Eskimo - Topolino / Topo Duo ===<br /> <br /> == Whitewater Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-peak_uk__airbags__kayak__stern_pair_.html Kent Canoes] Peak UK 30L Stern Pair, good value as they come in pairs rather than singles.<br /> * Backbands - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/palm-universal-backband-large/?gclid=CjwKCAjwzMeFBhBwEiwAzwS8zB_I27ifqXRquOxXn6XU8L-28XNE4iR1GrD2gxlGnJkCQEtzXhk0GhoCHpUQAvD_BwE Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Bliss Stick - Mini Mystic ===<br /> <br /> Legendary runners from New Zealand!<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace screw.''' Very difficult to find an exact match.<br /> <br /> Best so far-<br /> Example (£3.42 for 4):<br /> <br /> Low Socket Head Cap Screw M6 x 50mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Low-Socket-Head-Cap-Screw-M6x50-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/dagger-drain-bung/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnueFBhChARIsAPu3YkSrbO3R4vWs_q8CpqD8ATwY3OcZhFCv-PxM3LIgA_NxO0VC9iOxE58aAsE1EALw_wcB Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nuts - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/tri-wing-nuts-uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - MX 7.5/MX 8.0 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> '''Fixing screws around the cockpit.'''<br /> <br /> Actually No.8 UNC 5/32 American threads. Can be replaced by UK M5 screws with 0.8mm thread pitch.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.72 for pack of 20)<br /> <br /> Machine screw pozi pan M5 x 20mm in A2 stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Pan-M5x20-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Small rubber nuts''' to match are called “well nuts” and are more commonly found in motorbike fairing use.<br /> <br /> Example (£7.99 for pack of 10):<br /> <br /> Motorcycle wel nuts M5 x 0.8 x 10 [https://www.motorcyclefasteners.co.uk/fasteners-and-fixings/motorcycle-well-nuts-m5-x-0.8-x-10/ Motorcycle Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - RPM ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === Dagger - GTX ===<br /> <br /> Old-skool slicey WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === EXO - XT260 ===<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Remix / Hoss ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nut [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/m6-tri-wing-nut-small/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Whipit / Super Sport / Arc ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW Kayaks, Whipit and Super Sport.<br /> The basin owned Arcs are used for beginner coaching.<br /> <br /> Generally used screws (footplate etc)<br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex key / allen key<br /> <br /> Example (£4.01 for 8)<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button (Dome) Screw M8 x 25mm [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Dome-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> Nuts and Wing nuts as for Wavesport<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Burn S/M/L, Ammo ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> === Wavesport - D65/75 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/kayak/drain-bungs/replacement-wavesport-drain-bung.html AS Watersports]<br /> <br /> '''Footplate screw''' - American UNC ¼” threads. Can be replaced by M8 1.25 uk threads. Although, might need to replace nuts aswell. <br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex / allen key.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.00 for 6):<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button Flange Screw M8 x 25mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Flange-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' (internal, permanent fixing to hold the screw to the kayak)<br /> <br /> Example (£3.47 for pack of 30)<br /> <br /> Half Nut Hex (Lock Nut) M8 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Half-Nut-Hex-Lock-Nut-M8-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners] <br /> <br /> '''Plastic Wing Nut''' (removable fixing to adjust the foot plate).<br /> <br /> Example (£24.31 for 5) [Expensive; will keep looking for cheeper]:<br /> <br /> 3-Arm Clamping Knob M8 [https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/clamping-knobs/9185324/ RS Online]<br /> <br /> == Playboats ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/palm-kayak-mid-weight-airbags-p1770/s10943 NorthShore Watersports] Palm Midweight 15L.<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Vision 44/56 ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Full Tilt ===<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - 420 ===<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace Screw'''<br /> <br /> Example (£3.31 for 20):<br /> <br /> Machine Screw Pozi Countersunk M6 x 16mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Countersunk-M6x16-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' Square nuts.<br /> <br /> This needs a bit more measuring, but the following would be a stop gap.<br /> <br /> Example (£4.90 for 30)<br /> <br /> Square Thin Nut M6 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Square-Thin-Nut-M6-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Inazone 240 ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> == Seakayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Deck Rigging - [https://rope-source.co.uk/ Rope Source] Deck lines and bungee cords<br /> <br /> Advice on changing deck lines on a sea kayak from the [https://www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=133556 UK Rivers Guidebook]<br /> <br /> === Nigel Dennis Kayaks - Explorer / Romany ===<br /> <br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://shop.seakayakinguk.co.uk/products/spare-skeg-wire Sea Kayaking UK]<br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://www.sseak.co.uk/product/replacement-skeg-wire/ Southern Seakayaks]<br /> <br /> === P&amp;H - Scorpio ===<br /> <br /> === Rainbow - Laser ===<br /> <br /> === Tiderace - Vortex ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Old Range (Aquanaut, Avocet, Nordkapp) ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b79e3dd016/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/products/valley-roto-molded-pe-kayak-thigh-braces?variant=32782198210637 Kayak Academy] - USA based shop.<br /> * Skeg Slider - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b799cf3bb1/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg Slider System - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/e911824df7a30a98439b9a4f4362536a2626794e.jpg Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg blade - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b799a5cdf3/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg wire - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/skeg-wire/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> <br /> === Valley - Aquanaut ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Avocet ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Nordkapp ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - New Range ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-repair-replacement-for-2011-and-later-models?_pos=4&amp;_sid=99ed8304c&amp;_ss=r Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Repair/Replacement] - Instructions for 2011 and later models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Hatch Covers, Skegs, Cables &amp; Sliders - [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/brand/valley-kayaks.html AS Watersports] - UK based shop with spare parts for newer Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Hatch Covers - https://www.canoe-shops.co.uk/products/valley-sea-kayak-hatch-covers Canoe Shops ] - UK based Shops<br /> <br /> === Valley - Etiene 17.7 ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Gemini SP ===<br /> <br /> === Wilderness Systems - Tempest ===<br /> <br /> == Canoes ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Rival ===<br /> <br /> === Nova Craft - Prospector 16 ===<br /> <br /> === Venture - Prospector 15 ===<br /> <br /> == River Racers ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Mirage - K2 ===<br /> <br /> === Stiletto - K2 ===</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatMaintenance&diff=4470 2022-09-18T14:28:16Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Valley - Old Range */</p> <hr /> <div>See here for information about replacing missing parts and repairs. Each boat make and model will have it's own section. If you find out something new about sourcing parts for or repairing our boats, please add it here.<br /> <br /> == For All ==<br /> <br /> * Labels - [https://www.minilabels.co.uk/ Minilabels] Waterproof labels for identifying boats and equipment.<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk/ Northshore Watersports] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/ Kent Canoes] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.whitewaterthecanoecentre.co.uk/ The Whitewater Canoe Centre] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.escape-watersports.co.uk/ Escape Watersports]<br /> <br /> == General Purpose Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-drain_bungs__all_brands_.html Kent Canoes]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Redline ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Infrared ===<br /> <br /> === Eskimo - Topolino / Topo Duo ===<br /> <br /> == Whitewater Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-peak_uk__airbags__kayak__stern_pair_.html Kent Canoes] Peak UK 30L Stern Pair, good value as they come in pairs rather than singles.<br /> * Backbands - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/palm-universal-backband-large/?gclid=CjwKCAjwzMeFBhBwEiwAzwS8zB_I27ifqXRquOxXn6XU8L-28XNE4iR1GrD2gxlGnJkCQEtzXhk0GhoCHpUQAvD_BwE Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Bliss Stick - Mini Mystic ===<br /> <br /> Legendary runners from New Zealand!<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace screw.''' Very difficult to find an exact match.<br /> <br /> Best so far-<br /> Example (£3.42 for 4):<br /> <br /> Low Socket Head Cap Screw M6 x 50mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Low-Socket-Head-Cap-Screw-M6x50-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/dagger-drain-bung/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnueFBhChARIsAPu3YkSrbO3R4vWs_q8CpqD8ATwY3OcZhFCv-PxM3LIgA_NxO0VC9iOxE58aAsE1EALw_wcB Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nuts - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/tri-wing-nuts-uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - MX 7.5/MX 8.0 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> '''Fixing screws around the cockpit.'''<br /> <br /> Actually No.8 UNC 5/32 American threads. Can be replaced by UK M5 screws with 0.8mm thread pitch.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.72 for pack of 20)<br /> <br /> Machine screw pozi pan M5 x 20mm in A2 stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Pan-M5x20-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Small rubber nuts''' to match are called “well nuts” and are more commonly found in motorbike fairing use.<br /> <br /> Example (£7.99 for pack of 10):<br /> <br /> Motorcycle wel nuts M5 x 0.8 x 10 [https://www.motorcyclefasteners.co.uk/fasteners-and-fixings/motorcycle-well-nuts-m5-x-0.8-x-10/ Motorcycle Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - RPM ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === Dagger - GTX ===<br /> <br /> Old-skool slicey WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === EXO - XT260 ===<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Remix / Hoss ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nut [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/m6-tri-wing-nut-small/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Whipit / Super Sport / Arc ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW Kayaks, Whipit and Super Sport.<br /> The basin owned Arcs are used for beginner coaching.<br /> <br /> Generally used screws (footplate etc)<br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex key / allen key<br /> <br /> Example (£4.01 for 8)<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button (Dome) Screw M8 x 25mm [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Dome-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> Nuts and Wing nuts as for Wavesport<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Burn S/M/L, Ammo ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> === Wavesport - D65/75 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/kayak/drain-bungs/replacement-wavesport-drain-bung.html AS Watersports]<br /> <br /> '''Footplate screw''' - American UNC ¼” threads. Can be replaced by M8 1.25 uk threads. Although, might need to replace nuts aswell. <br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex / allen key.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.00 for 6):<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button Flange Screw M8 x 25mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Flange-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' (internal, permanent fixing to hold the screw to the kayak)<br /> <br /> Example (£3.47 for pack of 30)<br /> <br /> Half Nut Hex (Lock Nut) M8 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Half-Nut-Hex-Lock-Nut-M8-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners] <br /> <br /> '''Plastic Wing Nut''' (removable fixing to adjust the foot plate).<br /> <br /> Example (£24.31 for 5) [Expensive; will keep looking for cheeper]:<br /> <br /> 3-Arm Clamping Knob M8 [https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/clamping-knobs/9185324/ RS Online]<br /> <br /> == Playboats ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/palm-kayak-mid-weight-airbags-p1770/s10943 NorthShore Watersports] Palm Midweight 15L.<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Vision 44/56 ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Full Tilt ===<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - 420 ===<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace Screw'''<br /> <br /> Example (£3.31 for 20):<br /> <br /> Machine Screw Pozi Countersunk M6 x 16mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Countersunk-M6x16-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' Square nuts.<br /> <br /> This needs a bit more measuring, but the following would be a stop gap.<br /> <br /> Example (£4.90 for 30)<br /> <br /> Square Thin Nut M6 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Square-Thin-Nut-M6-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Inazone 240 ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> == Seakayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Deck Rigging - [https://rope-source.co.uk/ Rope Source] Deck lines and bungee cords<br /> <br /> Advice on changing deck lines on a sea kayak from the [https://www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=133556 UK Rivers Guidebook]<br /> <br /> === Nigel Dennis Kayaks - Explorer / Romany ===<br /> <br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://shop.seakayakinguk.co.uk/products/spare-skeg-wire Sea Kayaking UK]<br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://www.sseak.co.uk/product/replacement-skeg-wire/ Southern Seakayaks]<br /> <br /> === P&amp;H - Scorpio ===<br /> <br /> === Rainbow - Laser ===<br /> <br /> === Tiderace - Vortex ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Old Range ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b79e3dd016/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/products/valley-roto-molded-pe-kayak-thigh-braces?variant=32782198210637 Kayak Academy] - USA based shop.<br /> * Skeg Slider - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b799cf3bb1/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg Slider System - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/e911824df7a30a98439b9a4f4362536a2626794e.jpg Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg blade - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b799a5cdf3/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg wire - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/skeg-wire/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> <br /> === Valley - Aquanaut ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Avocet ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Nordkapp ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - New Range ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-repair-replacement-for-2011-and-later-models?_pos=4&amp;_sid=99ed8304c&amp;_ss=r Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Repair/Replacement] - Instructions for 2011 and later models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Hatch Covers, Skegs, Cables &amp; Sliders - [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/brand/valley-kayaks.html AS Watersports] - UK based shop with spare parts for newer Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Hatch Covers - https://www.canoe-shops.co.uk/products/valley-sea-kayak-hatch-covers Canoe Shops ] - UK based Shops<br /> <br /> === Valley - Etiene 17.7 ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Gemini SP ===<br /> <br /> === Wilderness Systems - Tempest ===<br /> <br /> == Canoes ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Rival ===<br /> <br /> === Nova Craft - Prospector 16 ===<br /> <br /> === Venture - Prospector 15 ===<br /> <br /> == River Racers ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Mirage - K2 ===<br /> <br /> === Stiletto - K2 ===</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatMaintenance&diff=4469 2022-09-18T14:23:27Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Valley - New Range */</p> <hr /> <div>See here for information about replacing missing parts and repairs. Each boat make and model will have it's own section. If you find out something new about sourcing parts for or repairing our boats, please add it here.<br /> <br /> == For All ==<br /> <br /> * Labels - [https://www.minilabels.co.uk/ Minilabels] Waterproof labels for identifying boats and equipment.<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk/ Northshore Watersports] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/ Kent Canoes] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.whitewaterthecanoecentre.co.uk/ The Whitewater Canoe Centre] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.escape-watersports.co.uk/ Escape Watersports]<br /> <br /> == General Purpose Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-drain_bungs__all_brands_.html Kent Canoes]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Redline ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Infrared ===<br /> <br /> === Eskimo - Topolino / Topo Duo ===<br /> <br /> == Whitewater Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-peak_uk__airbags__kayak__stern_pair_.html Kent Canoes] Peak UK 30L Stern Pair, good value as they come in pairs rather than singles.<br /> * Backbands - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/palm-universal-backband-large/?gclid=CjwKCAjwzMeFBhBwEiwAzwS8zB_I27ifqXRquOxXn6XU8L-28XNE4iR1GrD2gxlGnJkCQEtzXhk0GhoCHpUQAvD_BwE Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Bliss Stick - Mini Mystic ===<br /> <br /> Legendary runners from New Zealand!<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace screw.''' Very difficult to find an exact match.<br /> <br /> Best so far-<br /> Example (£3.42 for 4):<br /> <br /> Low Socket Head Cap Screw M6 x 50mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Low-Socket-Head-Cap-Screw-M6x50-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/dagger-drain-bung/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnueFBhChARIsAPu3YkSrbO3R4vWs_q8CpqD8ATwY3OcZhFCv-PxM3LIgA_NxO0VC9iOxE58aAsE1EALw_wcB Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nuts - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/tri-wing-nuts-uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - MX 7.5/MX 8.0 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> '''Fixing screws around the cockpit.'''<br /> <br /> Actually No.8 UNC 5/32 American threads. Can be replaced by UK M5 screws with 0.8mm thread pitch.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.72 for pack of 20)<br /> <br /> Machine screw pozi pan M5 x 20mm in A2 stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Pan-M5x20-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Small rubber nuts''' to match are called “well nuts” and are more commonly found in motorbike fairing use.<br /> <br /> Example (£7.99 for pack of 10):<br /> <br /> Motorcycle wel nuts M5 x 0.8 x 10 [https://www.motorcyclefasteners.co.uk/fasteners-and-fixings/motorcycle-well-nuts-m5-x-0.8-x-10/ Motorcycle Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - RPM ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === Dagger - GTX ===<br /> <br /> Old-skool slicey WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === EXO - XT260 ===<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Remix / Hoss ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nut [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/m6-tri-wing-nut-small/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Whipit / Super Sport / Arc ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW Kayaks, Whipit and Super Sport.<br /> The basin owned Arcs are used for beginner coaching.<br /> <br /> Generally used screws (footplate etc)<br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex key / allen key<br /> <br /> Example (£4.01 for 8)<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button (Dome) Screw M8 x 25mm [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Dome-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> Nuts and Wing nuts as for Wavesport<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Burn S/M/L, Ammo ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> === Wavesport - D65/75 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/kayak/drain-bungs/replacement-wavesport-drain-bung.html AS Watersports]<br /> <br /> '''Footplate screw''' - American UNC ¼” threads. Can be replaced by M8 1.25 uk threads. Although, might need to replace nuts aswell. <br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex / allen key.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.00 for 6):<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button Flange Screw M8 x 25mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Flange-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' (internal, permanent fixing to hold the screw to the kayak)<br /> <br /> Example (£3.47 for pack of 30)<br /> <br /> Half Nut Hex (Lock Nut) M8 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Half-Nut-Hex-Lock-Nut-M8-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners] <br /> <br /> '''Plastic Wing Nut''' (removable fixing to adjust the foot plate).<br /> <br /> Example (£24.31 for 5) [Expensive; will keep looking for cheeper]:<br /> <br /> 3-Arm Clamping Knob M8 [https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/clamping-knobs/9185324/ RS Online]<br /> <br /> == Playboats ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/palm-kayak-mid-weight-airbags-p1770/s10943 NorthShore Watersports] Palm Midweight 15L.<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Vision 44/56 ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Full Tilt ===<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - 420 ===<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace Screw'''<br /> <br /> Example (£3.31 for 20):<br /> <br /> Machine Screw Pozi Countersunk M6 x 16mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Countersunk-M6x16-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' Square nuts.<br /> <br /> This needs a bit more measuring, but the following would be a stop gap.<br /> <br /> Example (£4.90 for 30)<br /> <br /> Square Thin Nut M6 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Square-Thin-Nut-M6-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Inazone 240 ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> == Seakayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Deck Rigging - [https://rope-source.co.uk/ Rope Source] Deck lines and bungee cords<br /> <br /> Advice on changing deck lines on a sea kayak from the [https://www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=133556 UK Rivers Guidebook]<br /> <br /> === Nigel Dennis Kayaks - Explorer / Romany ===<br /> <br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://shop.seakayakinguk.co.uk/products/spare-skeg-wire Sea Kayaking UK]<br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://www.sseak.co.uk/product/replacement-skeg-wire/ Southern Seakayaks]<br /> <br /> === P&amp;H - Scorpio ===<br /> <br /> === Rainbow - Laser ===<br /> <br /> === Tiderace - Vortex ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Old Range ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b79e3dd016/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/products/valley-roto-molded-pe-kayak-thigh-braces?variant=32782198210637 Kayak Academy] - USA based shop.<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> * Skeg Slider - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b799cf3bb1/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg Slider System - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/e911824df7a30a98439b9a4f4362536a2626794e.jpg Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg blade - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b799a5cdf3/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg wire - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/skeg-wire/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> <br /> === Valley - Aquanaut ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Avocet ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Nordkapp ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - New Range ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-repair-replacement-for-2011-and-later-models?_pos=4&amp;_sid=99ed8304c&amp;_ss=r Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Repair/Replacement] - Instructions for 2011 and later models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Hatch Covers, Skegs, Cables &amp; Sliders - [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/brand/valley-kayaks.html AS Watersports] - UK based shop with spare parts for newer Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Hatch Covers - https://www.canoe-shops.co.uk/products/valley-sea-kayak-hatch-covers Canoe Shops ] - UK based Shops<br /> <br /> === Valley - Etiene 17.7 ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Gemini SP ===<br /> <br /> === Wilderness Systems - Tempest ===<br /> <br /> == Canoes ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Rival ===<br /> <br /> === Nova Craft - Prospector 16 ===<br /> <br /> === Venture - Prospector 15 ===<br /> <br /> == River Racers ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Mirage - K2 ===<br /> <br /> === Stiletto - K2 ===</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatMaintenance&diff=4468 2022-09-18T14:18:12Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Valley - Old Range */</p> <hr /> <div>See here for information about replacing missing parts and repairs. Each boat make and model will have it's own section. If you find out something new about sourcing parts for or repairing our boats, please add it here.<br /> <br /> == For All ==<br /> <br /> * Labels - [https://www.minilabels.co.uk/ Minilabels] Waterproof labels for identifying boats and equipment.<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk/ Northshore Watersports] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/ Kent Canoes] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.whitewaterthecanoecentre.co.uk/ The Whitewater Canoe Centre] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.escape-watersports.co.uk/ Escape Watersports]<br /> <br /> == General Purpose Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-drain_bungs__all_brands_.html Kent Canoes]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Redline ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Infrared ===<br /> <br /> === Eskimo - Topolino / Topo Duo ===<br /> <br /> == Whitewater Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-peak_uk__airbags__kayak__stern_pair_.html Kent Canoes] Peak UK 30L Stern Pair, good value as they come in pairs rather than singles.<br /> * Backbands - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/palm-universal-backband-large/?gclid=CjwKCAjwzMeFBhBwEiwAzwS8zB_I27ifqXRquOxXn6XU8L-28XNE4iR1GrD2gxlGnJkCQEtzXhk0GhoCHpUQAvD_BwE Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Bliss Stick - Mini Mystic ===<br /> <br /> Legendary runners from New Zealand!<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace screw.''' Very difficult to find an exact match.<br /> <br /> Best so far-<br /> Example (£3.42 for 4):<br /> <br /> Low Socket Head Cap Screw M6 x 50mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Low-Socket-Head-Cap-Screw-M6x50-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/dagger-drain-bung/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnueFBhChARIsAPu3YkSrbO3R4vWs_q8CpqD8ATwY3OcZhFCv-PxM3LIgA_NxO0VC9iOxE58aAsE1EALw_wcB Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nuts - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/tri-wing-nuts-uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - MX 7.5/MX 8.0 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> '''Fixing screws around the cockpit.'''<br /> <br /> Actually No.8 UNC 5/32 American threads. Can be replaced by UK M5 screws with 0.8mm thread pitch.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.72 for pack of 20)<br /> <br /> Machine screw pozi pan M5 x 20mm in A2 stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Pan-M5x20-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Small rubber nuts''' to match are called “well nuts” and are more commonly found in motorbike fairing use.<br /> <br /> Example (£7.99 for pack of 10):<br /> <br /> Motorcycle wel nuts M5 x 0.8 x 10 [https://www.motorcyclefasteners.co.uk/fasteners-and-fixings/motorcycle-well-nuts-m5-x-0.8-x-10/ Motorcycle Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - RPM ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === Dagger - GTX ===<br /> <br /> Old-skool slicey WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === EXO - XT260 ===<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Remix / Hoss ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nut [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/m6-tri-wing-nut-small/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Whipit / Super Sport / Arc ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW Kayaks, Whipit and Super Sport.<br /> The basin owned Arcs are used for beginner coaching.<br /> <br /> Generally used screws (footplate etc)<br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex key / allen key<br /> <br /> Example (£4.01 for 8)<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button (Dome) Screw M8 x 25mm [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Dome-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> Nuts and Wing nuts as for Wavesport<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Burn S/M/L, Ammo ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> === Wavesport - D65/75 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/kayak/drain-bungs/replacement-wavesport-drain-bung.html AS Watersports]<br /> <br /> '''Footplate screw''' - American UNC ¼” threads. Can be replaced by M8 1.25 uk threads. Although, might need to replace nuts aswell. <br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex / allen key.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.00 for 6):<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button Flange Screw M8 x 25mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Flange-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' (internal, permanent fixing to hold the screw to the kayak)<br /> <br /> Example (£3.47 for pack of 30)<br /> <br /> Half Nut Hex (Lock Nut) M8 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Half-Nut-Hex-Lock-Nut-M8-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners] <br /> <br /> '''Plastic Wing Nut''' (removable fixing to adjust the foot plate).<br /> <br /> Example (£24.31 for 5) [Expensive; will keep looking for cheeper]:<br /> <br /> 3-Arm Clamping Knob M8 [https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/clamping-knobs/9185324/ RS Online]<br /> <br /> == Playboats ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/palm-kayak-mid-weight-airbags-p1770/s10943 NorthShore Watersports] Palm Midweight 15L.<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Vision 44/56 ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Full Tilt ===<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - 420 ===<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace Screw'''<br /> <br /> Example (£3.31 for 20):<br /> <br /> Machine Screw Pozi Countersunk M6 x 16mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Countersunk-M6x16-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' Square nuts.<br /> <br /> This needs a bit more measuring, but the following would be a stop gap.<br /> <br /> Example (£4.90 for 30)<br /> <br /> Square Thin Nut M6 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Square-Thin-Nut-M6-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Inazone 240 ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> == Seakayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Deck Rigging - [https://rope-source.co.uk/ Rope Source] Deck lines and bungee cords<br /> <br /> Advice on changing deck lines on a sea kayak from the [https://www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=133556 UK Rivers Guidebook]<br /> <br /> === Nigel Dennis Kayaks - Explorer / Romany ===<br /> <br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://shop.seakayakinguk.co.uk/products/spare-skeg-wire Sea Kayaking UK]<br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://www.sseak.co.uk/product/replacement-skeg-wire/ Southern Seakayaks]<br /> <br /> === P&amp;H - Scorpio ===<br /> <br /> === Rainbow - Laser ===<br /> <br /> === Tiderace - Vortex ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Old Range ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b79e3dd016/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/products/valley-roto-molded-pe-kayak-thigh-braces?variant=32782198210637 Kayak Academy] - USA based shop.<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> * Skeg Slider - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b799cf3bb1/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg Slider System - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/e911824df7a30a98439b9a4f4362536a2626794e.jpg Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg blade - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b799a5cdf3/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg wire - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/skeg-wire/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> <br /> === Valley - Aquanaut ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Avocet ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Nordkapp ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - New Range ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-repair-replacement-for-2011-and-later-models?_pos=4&amp;_sid=99ed8304c&amp;_ss=r Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Repair/Replacement] - Instructions for 2011 and later models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Hatches, Skegs, Cables &amp; Sliders - [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/brand/valley-kayaks.html AS Watersports] - UK based shop with spare parts for newer Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> <br /> === Valley - Etiene 17.7 ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Gemini SP ===<br /> <br /> === Wilderness Systems - Tempest ===<br /> <br /> == Canoes ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Rival ===<br /> <br /> === Nova Craft - Prospector 16 ===<br /> <br /> === Venture - Prospector 15 ===<br /> <br /> == River Racers ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Mirage - K2 ===<br /> <br /> === Stiletto - K2 ===</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatMaintenance&diff=4467 2022-09-18T14:17:55Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Valley - Old Range */</p> <hr /> <div>See here for information about replacing missing parts and repairs. Each boat make and model will have it's own section. If you find out something new about sourcing parts for or repairing our boats, please add it here.<br /> <br /> == For All ==<br /> <br /> * Labels - [https://www.minilabels.co.uk/ Minilabels] Waterproof labels for identifying boats and equipment.<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk/ Northshore Watersports] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/ Kent Canoes] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.whitewaterthecanoecentre.co.uk/ The Whitewater Canoe Centre] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.escape-watersports.co.uk/ Escape Watersports]<br /> <br /> == General Purpose Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-drain_bungs__all_brands_.html Kent Canoes]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Redline ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Infrared ===<br /> <br /> === Eskimo - Topolino / Topo Duo ===<br /> <br /> == Whitewater Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-peak_uk__airbags__kayak__stern_pair_.html Kent Canoes] Peak UK 30L Stern Pair, good value as they come in pairs rather than singles.<br /> * Backbands - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/palm-universal-backband-large/?gclid=CjwKCAjwzMeFBhBwEiwAzwS8zB_I27ifqXRquOxXn6XU8L-28XNE4iR1GrD2gxlGnJkCQEtzXhk0GhoCHpUQAvD_BwE Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Bliss Stick - Mini Mystic ===<br /> <br /> Legendary runners from New Zealand!<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace screw.''' Very difficult to find an exact match.<br /> <br /> Best so far-<br /> Example (£3.42 for 4):<br /> <br /> Low Socket Head Cap Screw M6 x 50mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Low-Socket-Head-Cap-Screw-M6x50-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/dagger-drain-bung/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnueFBhChARIsAPu3YkSrbO3R4vWs_q8CpqD8ATwY3OcZhFCv-PxM3LIgA_NxO0VC9iOxE58aAsE1EALw_wcB Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nuts - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/tri-wing-nuts-uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - MX 7.5/MX 8.0 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> '''Fixing screws around the cockpit.'''<br /> <br /> Actually No.8 UNC 5/32 American threads. Can be replaced by UK M5 screws with 0.8mm thread pitch.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.72 for pack of 20)<br /> <br /> Machine screw pozi pan M5 x 20mm in A2 stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Pan-M5x20-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Small rubber nuts''' to match are called “well nuts” and are more commonly found in motorbike fairing use.<br /> <br /> Example (£7.99 for pack of 10):<br /> <br /> Motorcycle wel nuts M5 x 0.8 x 10 [https://www.motorcyclefasteners.co.uk/fasteners-and-fixings/motorcycle-well-nuts-m5-x-0.8-x-10/ Motorcycle Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - RPM ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === Dagger - GTX ===<br /> <br /> Old-skool slicey WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === EXO - XT260 ===<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Remix / Hoss ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nut [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/m6-tri-wing-nut-small/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Whipit / Super Sport / Arc ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW Kayaks, Whipit and Super Sport.<br /> The basin owned Arcs are used for beginner coaching.<br /> <br /> Generally used screws (footplate etc)<br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex key / allen key<br /> <br /> Example (£4.01 for 8)<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button (Dome) Screw M8 x 25mm [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Dome-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> Nuts and Wing nuts as for Wavesport<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Burn S/M/L, Ammo ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> === Wavesport - D65/75 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/kayak/drain-bungs/replacement-wavesport-drain-bung.html AS Watersports]<br /> <br /> '''Footplate screw''' - American UNC ¼” threads. Can be replaced by M8 1.25 uk threads. Although, might need to replace nuts aswell. <br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex / allen key.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.00 for 6):<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button Flange Screw M8 x 25mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Flange-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' (internal, permanent fixing to hold the screw to the kayak)<br /> <br /> Example (£3.47 for pack of 30)<br /> <br /> Half Nut Hex (Lock Nut) M8 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Half-Nut-Hex-Lock-Nut-M8-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners] <br /> <br /> '''Plastic Wing Nut''' (removable fixing to adjust the foot plate).<br /> <br /> Example (£24.31 for 5) [Expensive; will keep looking for cheeper]:<br /> <br /> 3-Arm Clamping Knob M8 [https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/clamping-knobs/9185324/ RS Online]<br /> <br /> == Playboats ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/palm-kayak-mid-weight-airbags-p1770/s10943 NorthShore Watersports] Palm Midweight 15L.<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Vision 44/56 ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Full Tilt ===<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - 420 ===<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace Screw'''<br /> <br /> Example (£3.31 for 20):<br /> <br /> Machine Screw Pozi Countersunk M6 x 16mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Countersunk-M6x16-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' Square nuts.<br /> <br /> This needs a bit more measuring, but the following would be a stop gap.<br /> <br /> Example (£4.90 for 30)<br /> <br /> Square Thin Nut M6 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Square-Thin-Nut-M6-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Inazone 240 ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> == Seakayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Deck Rigging - [https://rope-source.co.uk/ Rope Source] Deck lines and bungee cords<br /> <br /> Advice on changing deck lines on a sea kayak from the [https://www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=133556 UK Rivers Guidebook]<br /> <br /> === Nigel Dennis Kayaks - Explorer / Romany ===<br /> <br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://shop.seakayakinguk.co.uk/products/spare-skeg-wire Sea Kayaking UK]<br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://www.sseak.co.uk/product/replacement-skeg-wire/ Southern Seakayaks]<br /> <br /> === P&amp;H - Scorpio ===<br /> <br /> === Rainbow - Laser ===<br /> <br /> === Tiderace - Vortex ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Old Range ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b79e3dd016/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/products/valley-roto-molded-pe-kayak-thigh-braces?variant=32782198210637 Kayak Academy] - USA based shop.<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> * Skeg Slider - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b799cf3bb1/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg Slider System - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/e911824df7a30a98439b9a4f4362536a2626794e.jpg Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg blade - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b799a5cdf3/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg Wire - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/skeg-wire/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> <br /> === Valley - Aquanaut ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Avocet ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Nordkapp ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - New Range ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-repair-replacement-for-2011-and-later-models?_pos=4&amp;_sid=99ed8304c&amp;_ss=r Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Repair/Replacement] - Instructions for 2011 and later models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Hatches, Skegs, Cables &amp; Sliders - [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/brand/valley-kayaks.html AS Watersports] - UK based shop with spare parts for newer Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> <br /> === Valley - Etiene 17.7 ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Gemini SP ===<br /> <br /> === Wilderness Systems - Tempest ===<br /> <br /> == Canoes ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Rival ===<br /> <br /> === Nova Craft - Prospector 16 ===<br /> <br /> === Venture - Prospector 15 ===<br /> <br /> == River Racers ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Mirage - K2 ===<br /> <br /> === Stiletto - K2 ===</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatMaintenance&diff=4466 2022-09-18T14:16:06Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Valley - Old Range */</p> <hr /> <div>See here for information about replacing missing parts and repairs. Each boat make and model will have it's own section. If you find out something new about sourcing parts for or repairing our boats, please add it here.<br /> <br /> == For All ==<br /> <br /> * Labels - [https://www.minilabels.co.uk/ Minilabels] Waterproof labels for identifying boats and equipment.<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk/ Northshore Watersports] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/ Kent Canoes] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.whitewaterthecanoecentre.co.uk/ The Whitewater Canoe Centre] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.escape-watersports.co.uk/ Escape Watersports]<br /> <br /> == General Purpose Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-drain_bungs__all_brands_.html Kent Canoes]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Redline ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Infrared ===<br /> <br /> === Eskimo - Topolino / Topo Duo ===<br /> <br /> == Whitewater Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-peak_uk__airbags__kayak__stern_pair_.html Kent Canoes] Peak UK 30L Stern Pair, good value as they come in pairs rather than singles.<br /> * Backbands - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/palm-universal-backband-large/?gclid=CjwKCAjwzMeFBhBwEiwAzwS8zB_I27ifqXRquOxXn6XU8L-28XNE4iR1GrD2gxlGnJkCQEtzXhk0GhoCHpUQAvD_BwE Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Bliss Stick - Mini Mystic ===<br /> <br /> Legendary runners from New Zealand!<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace screw.''' Very difficult to find an exact match.<br /> <br /> Best so far-<br /> Example (£3.42 for 4):<br /> <br /> Low Socket Head Cap Screw M6 x 50mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Low-Socket-Head-Cap-Screw-M6x50-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/dagger-drain-bung/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnueFBhChARIsAPu3YkSrbO3R4vWs_q8CpqD8ATwY3OcZhFCv-PxM3LIgA_NxO0VC9iOxE58aAsE1EALw_wcB Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nuts - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/tri-wing-nuts-uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - MX 7.5/MX 8.0 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> '''Fixing screws around the cockpit.'''<br /> <br /> Actually No.8 UNC 5/32 American threads. Can be replaced by UK M5 screws with 0.8mm thread pitch.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.72 for pack of 20)<br /> <br /> Machine screw pozi pan M5 x 20mm in A2 stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Pan-M5x20-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Small rubber nuts''' to match are called “well nuts” and are more commonly found in motorbike fairing use.<br /> <br /> Example (£7.99 for pack of 10):<br /> <br /> Motorcycle wel nuts M5 x 0.8 x 10 [https://www.motorcyclefasteners.co.uk/fasteners-and-fixings/motorcycle-well-nuts-m5-x-0.8-x-10/ Motorcycle Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - RPM ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === Dagger - GTX ===<br /> <br /> Old-skool slicey WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === EXO - XT260 ===<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Remix / Hoss ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nut [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/m6-tri-wing-nut-small/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Whipit / Super Sport / Arc ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW Kayaks, Whipit and Super Sport.<br /> The basin owned Arcs are used for beginner coaching.<br /> <br /> Generally used screws (footplate etc)<br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex key / allen key<br /> <br /> Example (£4.01 for 8)<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button (Dome) Screw M8 x 25mm [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Dome-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> Nuts and Wing nuts as for Wavesport<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Burn S/M/L, Ammo ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> === Wavesport - D65/75 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/kayak/drain-bungs/replacement-wavesport-drain-bung.html AS Watersports]<br /> <br /> '''Footplate screw''' - American UNC ¼” threads. Can be replaced by M8 1.25 uk threads. Although, might need to replace nuts aswell. <br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex / allen key.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.00 for 6):<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button Flange Screw M8 x 25mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Flange-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' (internal, permanent fixing to hold the screw to the kayak)<br /> <br /> Example (£3.47 for pack of 30)<br /> <br /> Half Nut Hex (Lock Nut) M8 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Half-Nut-Hex-Lock-Nut-M8-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners] <br /> <br /> '''Plastic Wing Nut''' (removable fixing to adjust the foot plate).<br /> <br /> Example (£24.31 for 5) [Expensive; will keep looking for cheeper]:<br /> <br /> 3-Arm Clamping Knob M8 [https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/clamping-knobs/9185324/ RS Online]<br /> <br /> == Playboats ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/palm-kayak-mid-weight-airbags-p1770/s10943 NorthShore Watersports] Palm Midweight 15L.<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Vision 44/56 ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Full Tilt ===<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - 420 ===<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace Screw'''<br /> <br /> Example (£3.31 for 20):<br /> <br /> Machine Screw Pozi Countersunk M6 x 16mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Countersunk-M6x16-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' Square nuts.<br /> <br /> This needs a bit more measuring, but the following would be a stop gap.<br /> <br /> Example (£4.90 for 30)<br /> <br /> Square Thin Nut M6 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Square-Thin-Nut-M6-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Inazone 240 ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> == Seakayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Deck Rigging - [https://rope-source.co.uk/ Rope Source] Deck lines and bungee cords<br /> <br /> Advice on changing deck lines on a sea kayak from the [https://www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=133556 UK Rivers Guidebook]<br /> <br /> === Nigel Dennis Kayaks - Explorer / Romany ===<br /> <br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://shop.seakayakinguk.co.uk/products/spare-skeg-wire Sea Kayaking UK]<br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://www.sseak.co.uk/product/replacement-skeg-wire/ Southern Seakayaks]<br /> <br /> === P&amp;H - Scorpio ===<br /> <br /> === Rainbow - Laser ===<br /> <br /> === Tiderace - Vortex ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Old Range ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b79e3dd016/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/products/valley-roto-molded-pe-kayak-thigh-braces?variant=32782198210637 Kayak Academy] - USA based shop.<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> * Skeg Slider - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b799cf3bb1/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg Slider System - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/e911824df7a30a98439b9a4f4362536a2626794e.jpg Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg blade - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b799a5cdf3/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> <br /> === Valley - Aquanaut ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Avocet ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Nordkapp ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - New Range ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-repair-replacement-for-2011-and-later-models?_pos=4&amp;_sid=99ed8304c&amp;_ss=r Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Repair/Replacement] - Instructions for 2011 and later models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Hatches, Skegs, Cables &amp; Sliders - [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/brand/valley-kayaks.html AS Watersports] - UK based shop with spare parts for newer Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> <br /> === Valley - Etiene 17.7 ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Gemini SP ===<br /> <br /> === Wilderness Systems - Tempest ===<br /> <br /> == Canoes ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Rival ===<br /> <br /> === Nova Craft - Prospector 16 ===<br /> <br /> === Venture - Prospector 15 ===<br /> <br /> == River Racers ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Mirage - K2 ===<br /> <br /> === Stiletto - K2 ===</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatMaintenance&diff=4465 2022-09-18T14:13:21Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Valley - Old Range */</p> <hr /> <div>See here for information about replacing missing parts and repairs. Each boat make and model will have it's own section. If you find out something new about sourcing parts for or repairing our boats, please add it here.<br /> <br /> == For All ==<br /> <br /> * Labels - [https://www.minilabels.co.uk/ Minilabels] Waterproof labels for identifying boats and equipment.<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk/ Northshore Watersports] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/ Kent Canoes] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.whitewaterthecanoecentre.co.uk/ The Whitewater Canoe Centre] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.escape-watersports.co.uk/ Escape Watersports]<br /> <br /> == General Purpose Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-drain_bungs__all_brands_.html Kent Canoes]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Redline ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Infrared ===<br /> <br /> === Eskimo - Topolino / Topo Duo ===<br /> <br /> == Whitewater Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-peak_uk__airbags__kayak__stern_pair_.html Kent Canoes] Peak UK 30L Stern Pair, good value as they come in pairs rather than singles.<br /> * Backbands - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/palm-universal-backband-large/?gclid=CjwKCAjwzMeFBhBwEiwAzwS8zB_I27ifqXRquOxXn6XU8L-28XNE4iR1GrD2gxlGnJkCQEtzXhk0GhoCHpUQAvD_BwE Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Bliss Stick - Mini Mystic ===<br /> <br /> Legendary runners from New Zealand!<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace screw.''' Very difficult to find an exact match.<br /> <br /> Best so far-<br /> Example (£3.42 for 4):<br /> <br /> Low Socket Head Cap Screw M6 x 50mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Low-Socket-Head-Cap-Screw-M6x50-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/dagger-drain-bung/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnueFBhChARIsAPu3YkSrbO3R4vWs_q8CpqD8ATwY3OcZhFCv-PxM3LIgA_NxO0VC9iOxE58aAsE1EALw_wcB Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nuts - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/tri-wing-nuts-uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - MX 7.5/MX 8.0 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> '''Fixing screws around the cockpit.'''<br /> <br /> Actually No.8 UNC 5/32 American threads. Can be replaced by UK M5 screws with 0.8mm thread pitch.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.72 for pack of 20)<br /> <br /> Machine screw pozi pan M5 x 20mm in A2 stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Pan-M5x20-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Small rubber nuts''' to match are called “well nuts” and are more commonly found in motorbike fairing use.<br /> <br /> Example (£7.99 for pack of 10):<br /> <br /> Motorcycle wel nuts M5 x 0.8 x 10 [https://www.motorcyclefasteners.co.uk/fasteners-and-fixings/motorcycle-well-nuts-m5-x-0.8-x-10/ Motorcycle Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - RPM ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === Dagger - GTX ===<br /> <br /> Old-skool slicey WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === EXO - XT260 ===<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Remix / Hoss ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nut [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/m6-tri-wing-nut-small/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Whipit / Super Sport / Arc ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW Kayaks, Whipit and Super Sport.<br /> The basin owned Arcs are used for beginner coaching.<br /> <br /> Generally used screws (footplate etc)<br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex key / allen key<br /> <br /> Example (£4.01 for 8)<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button (Dome) Screw M8 x 25mm [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Dome-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> Nuts and Wing nuts as for Wavesport<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Burn S/M/L, Ammo ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> === Wavesport - D65/75 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/kayak/drain-bungs/replacement-wavesport-drain-bung.html AS Watersports]<br /> <br /> '''Footplate screw''' - American UNC ¼” threads. Can be replaced by M8 1.25 uk threads. Although, might need to replace nuts aswell. <br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex / allen key.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.00 for 6):<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button Flange Screw M8 x 25mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Flange-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' (internal, permanent fixing to hold the screw to the kayak)<br /> <br /> Example (£3.47 for pack of 30)<br /> <br /> Half Nut Hex (Lock Nut) M8 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Half-Nut-Hex-Lock-Nut-M8-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners] <br /> <br /> '''Plastic Wing Nut''' (removable fixing to adjust the foot plate).<br /> <br /> Example (£24.31 for 5) [Expensive; will keep looking for cheeper]:<br /> <br /> 3-Arm Clamping Knob M8 [https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/clamping-knobs/9185324/ RS Online]<br /> <br /> == Playboats ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/palm-kayak-mid-weight-airbags-p1770/s10943 NorthShore Watersports] Palm Midweight 15L.<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Vision 44/56 ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Full Tilt ===<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - 420 ===<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace Screw'''<br /> <br /> Example (£3.31 for 20):<br /> <br /> Machine Screw Pozi Countersunk M6 x 16mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Countersunk-M6x16-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' Square nuts.<br /> <br /> This needs a bit more measuring, but the following would be a stop gap.<br /> <br /> Example (£4.90 for 30)<br /> <br /> Square Thin Nut M6 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Square-Thin-Nut-M6-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Inazone 240 ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> == Seakayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Deck Rigging - [https://rope-source.co.uk/ Rope Source] Deck lines and bungee cords<br /> <br /> Advice on changing deck lines on a sea kayak from the [https://www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=133556 UK Rivers Guidebook]<br /> <br /> === Nigel Dennis Kayaks - Explorer / Romany ===<br /> <br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://shop.seakayakinguk.co.uk/products/spare-skeg-wire Sea Kayaking UK]<br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://www.sseak.co.uk/product/replacement-skeg-wire/ Southern Seakayaks]<br /> <br /> === P&amp;H - Scorpio ===<br /> <br /> === Rainbow - Laser ===<br /> <br /> === Tiderace - Vortex ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Old Range ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b79e3dd016/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/products/valley-roto-molded-pe-kayak-thigh-braces?variant=32782198210637 Kayak Academy] - USA based shop.<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> * Skeg Slider - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b799cf3bb1/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skeg Slider System - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/e911824df7a30a98439b9a4f4362536a2626794e.jpg Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> <br /> === Valley - Aquanaut ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Avocet ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Nordkapp ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - New Range ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-repair-replacement-for-2011-and-later-models?_pos=4&amp;_sid=99ed8304c&amp;_ss=r Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Repair/Replacement] - Instructions for 2011 and later models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Hatches, Skegs, Cables &amp; Sliders - [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/brand/valley-kayaks.html AS Watersports] - UK based shop with spare parts for newer Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> <br /> === Valley - Etiene 17.7 ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Gemini SP ===<br /> <br /> === Wilderness Systems - Tempest ===<br /> <br /> == Canoes ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Rival ===<br /> <br /> === Nova Craft - Prospector 16 ===<br /> <br /> === Venture - Prospector 15 ===<br /> <br /> == River Racers ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Mirage - K2 ===<br /> <br /> === Stiletto - K2 ===</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatMaintenance&diff=4464 2022-09-18T14:10:49Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Valley - New Range */</p> <hr /> <div>See here for information about replacing missing parts and repairs. Each boat make and model will have it's own section. If you find out something new about sourcing parts for or repairing our boats, please add it here.<br /> <br /> == For All ==<br /> <br /> * Labels - [https://www.minilabels.co.uk/ Minilabels] Waterproof labels for identifying boats and equipment.<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk/ Northshore Watersports] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/ Kent Canoes] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.whitewaterthecanoecentre.co.uk/ The Whitewater Canoe Centre] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.escape-watersports.co.uk/ Escape Watersports]<br /> <br /> == General Purpose Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-drain_bungs__all_brands_.html Kent Canoes]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Redline ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Infrared ===<br /> <br /> === Eskimo - Topolino / Topo Duo ===<br /> <br /> == Whitewater Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-peak_uk__airbags__kayak__stern_pair_.html Kent Canoes] Peak UK 30L Stern Pair, good value as they come in pairs rather than singles.<br /> * Backbands - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/palm-universal-backband-large/?gclid=CjwKCAjwzMeFBhBwEiwAzwS8zB_I27ifqXRquOxXn6XU8L-28XNE4iR1GrD2gxlGnJkCQEtzXhk0GhoCHpUQAvD_BwE Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Bliss Stick - Mini Mystic ===<br /> <br /> Legendary runners from New Zealand!<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace screw.''' Very difficult to find an exact match.<br /> <br /> Best so far-<br /> Example (£3.42 for 4):<br /> <br /> Low Socket Head Cap Screw M6 x 50mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Low-Socket-Head-Cap-Screw-M6x50-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/dagger-drain-bung/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnueFBhChARIsAPu3YkSrbO3R4vWs_q8CpqD8ATwY3OcZhFCv-PxM3LIgA_NxO0VC9iOxE58aAsE1EALw_wcB Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nuts - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/tri-wing-nuts-uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - MX 7.5/MX 8.0 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> '''Fixing screws around the cockpit.'''<br /> <br /> Actually No.8 UNC 5/32 American threads. Can be replaced by UK M5 screws with 0.8mm thread pitch.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.72 for pack of 20)<br /> <br /> Machine screw pozi pan M5 x 20mm in A2 stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Pan-M5x20-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Small rubber nuts''' to match are called “well nuts” and are more commonly found in motorbike fairing use.<br /> <br /> Example (£7.99 for pack of 10):<br /> <br /> Motorcycle wel nuts M5 x 0.8 x 10 [https://www.motorcyclefasteners.co.uk/fasteners-and-fixings/motorcycle-well-nuts-m5-x-0.8-x-10/ Motorcycle Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - RPM ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === Dagger - GTX ===<br /> <br /> Old-skool slicey WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === EXO - XT260 ===<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Remix / Hoss ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nut [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/m6-tri-wing-nut-small/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Whipit / Super Sport / Arc ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW Kayaks, Whipit and Super Sport.<br /> The basin owned Arcs are used for beginner coaching.<br /> <br /> Generally used screws (footplate etc)<br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex key / allen key<br /> <br /> Example (£4.01 for 8)<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button (Dome) Screw M8 x 25mm [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Dome-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> Nuts and Wing nuts as for Wavesport<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Burn S/M/L, Ammo ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> === Wavesport - D65/75 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/kayak/drain-bungs/replacement-wavesport-drain-bung.html AS Watersports]<br /> <br /> '''Footplate screw''' - American UNC ¼” threads. Can be replaced by M8 1.25 uk threads. Although, might need to replace nuts aswell. <br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex / allen key.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.00 for 6):<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button Flange Screw M8 x 25mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Flange-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' (internal, permanent fixing to hold the screw to the kayak)<br /> <br /> Example (£3.47 for pack of 30)<br /> <br /> Half Nut Hex (Lock Nut) M8 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Half-Nut-Hex-Lock-Nut-M8-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners] <br /> <br /> '''Plastic Wing Nut''' (removable fixing to adjust the foot plate).<br /> <br /> Example (£24.31 for 5) [Expensive; will keep looking for cheeper]:<br /> <br /> 3-Arm Clamping Knob M8 [https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/clamping-knobs/9185324/ RS Online]<br /> <br /> == Playboats ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/palm-kayak-mid-weight-airbags-p1770/s10943 NorthShore Watersports] Palm Midweight 15L.<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Vision 44/56 ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Full Tilt ===<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - 420 ===<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace Screw'''<br /> <br /> Example (£3.31 for 20):<br /> <br /> Machine Screw Pozi Countersunk M6 x 16mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Countersunk-M6x16-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' Square nuts.<br /> <br /> This needs a bit more measuring, but the following would be a stop gap.<br /> <br /> Example (£4.90 for 30)<br /> <br /> Square Thin Nut M6 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Square-Thin-Nut-M6-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Inazone 240 ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> == Seakayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Deck Rigging - [https://rope-source.co.uk/ Rope Source] Deck lines and bungee cords<br /> <br /> Advice on changing deck lines on a sea kayak from the [https://www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=133556 UK Rivers Guidebook]<br /> <br /> === Nigel Dennis Kayaks - Explorer / Romany ===<br /> <br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://shop.seakayakinguk.co.uk/products/spare-skeg-wire Sea Kayaking UK]<br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://www.sseak.co.uk/product/replacement-skeg-wire/ Southern Seakayaks]<br /> <br /> === P&amp;H - Scorpio ===<br /> <br /> === Rainbow - Laser ===<br /> <br /> === Tiderace - Vortex ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Old Range ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b79e3dd016/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/products/valley-roto-molded-pe-kayak-thigh-braces?variant=32782198210637 Kayak Academy] - USA based shop.<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> * Skeg Buttons - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b799cf3bb1/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> <br /> === Valley - Aquanaut ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Avocet ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Nordkapp ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - New Range ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-repair-replacement-for-2011-and-later-models?_pos=4&amp;_sid=99ed8304c&amp;_ss=r Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Repair/Replacement] - Instructions for 2011 and later models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Hatches, Skegs, Cables &amp; Sliders - [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/brand/valley-kayaks.html AS Watersports] - UK based shop with spare parts for newer Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> <br /> === Valley - Etiene 17.7 ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Gemini SP ===<br /> <br /> === Wilderness Systems - Tempest ===<br /> <br /> == Canoes ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Rival ===<br /> <br /> === Nova Craft - Prospector 16 ===<br /> <br /> === Venture - Prospector 15 ===<br /> <br /> == River Racers ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Mirage - K2 ===<br /> <br /> === Stiletto - K2 ===</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatMaintenance&diff=4463 2022-09-18T14:10:30Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Valley - Old Range */</p> <hr /> <div>See here for information about replacing missing parts and repairs. Each boat make and model will have it's own section. If you find out something new about sourcing parts for or repairing our boats, please add it here.<br /> <br /> == For All ==<br /> <br /> * Labels - [https://www.minilabels.co.uk/ Minilabels] Waterproof labels for identifying boats and equipment.<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk/ Northshore Watersports] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/ Kent Canoes] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.whitewaterthecanoecentre.co.uk/ The Whitewater Canoe Centre] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.escape-watersports.co.uk/ Escape Watersports]<br /> <br /> == General Purpose Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-drain_bungs__all_brands_.html Kent Canoes]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Redline ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Infrared ===<br /> <br /> === Eskimo - Topolino / Topo Duo ===<br /> <br /> == Whitewater Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-peak_uk__airbags__kayak__stern_pair_.html Kent Canoes] Peak UK 30L Stern Pair, good value as they come in pairs rather than singles.<br /> * Backbands - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/palm-universal-backband-large/?gclid=CjwKCAjwzMeFBhBwEiwAzwS8zB_I27ifqXRquOxXn6XU8L-28XNE4iR1GrD2gxlGnJkCQEtzXhk0GhoCHpUQAvD_BwE Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Bliss Stick - Mini Mystic ===<br /> <br /> Legendary runners from New Zealand!<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace screw.''' Very difficult to find an exact match.<br /> <br /> Best so far-<br /> Example (£3.42 for 4):<br /> <br /> Low Socket Head Cap Screw M6 x 50mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Low-Socket-Head-Cap-Screw-M6x50-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/dagger-drain-bung/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnueFBhChARIsAPu3YkSrbO3R4vWs_q8CpqD8ATwY3OcZhFCv-PxM3LIgA_NxO0VC9iOxE58aAsE1EALw_wcB Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nuts - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/tri-wing-nuts-uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - MX 7.5/MX 8.0 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> '''Fixing screws around the cockpit.'''<br /> <br /> Actually No.8 UNC 5/32 American threads. Can be replaced by UK M5 screws with 0.8mm thread pitch.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.72 for pack of 20)<br /> <br /> Machine screw pozi pan M5 x 20mm in A2 stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Pan-M5x20-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Small rubber nuts''' to match are called “well nuts” and are more commonly found in motorbike fairing use.<br /> <br /> Example (£7.99 for pack of 10):<br /> <br /> Motorcycle wel nuts M5 x 0.8 x 10 [https://www.motorcyclefasteners.co.uk/fasteners-and-fixings/motorcycle-well-nuts-m5-x-0.8-x-10/ Motorcycle Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - RPM ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === Dagger - GTX ===<br /> <br /> Old-skool slicey WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === EXO - XT260 ===<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Remix / Hoss ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nut [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/m6-tri-wing-nut-small/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Whipit / Super Sport / Arc ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW Kayaks, Whipit and Super Sport.<br /> The basin owned Arcs are used for beginner coaching.<br /> <br /> Generally used screws (footplate etc)<br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex key / allen key<br /> <br /> Example (£4.01 for 8)<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button (Dome) Screw M8 x 25mm [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Dome-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> Nuts and Wing nuts as for Wavesport<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Burn S/M/L, Ammo ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> === Wavesport - D65/75 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/kayak/drain-bungs/replacement-wavesport-drain-bung.html AS Watersports]<br /> <br /> '''Footplate screw''' - American UNC ¼” threads. Can be replaced by M8 1.25 uk threads. Although, might need to replace nuts aswell. <br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex / allen key.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.00 for 6):<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button Flange Screw M8 x 25mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Flange-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' (internal, permanent fixing to hold the screw to the kayak)<br /> <br /> Example (£3.47 for pack of 30)<br /> <br /> Half Nut Hex (Lock Nut) M8 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Half-Nut-Hex-Lock-Nut-M8-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners] <br /> <br /> '''Plastic Wing Nut''' (removable fixing to adjust the foot plate).<br /> <br /> Example (£24.31 for 5) [Expensive; will keep looking for cheeper]:<br /> <br /> 3-Arm Clamping Knob M8 [https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/clamping-knobs/9185324/ RS Online]<br /> <br /> == Playboats ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/palm-kayak-mid-weight-airbags-p1770/s10943 NorthShore Watersports] Palm Midweight 15L.<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Vision 44/56 ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Full Tilt ===<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - 420 ===<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace Screw'''<br /> <br /> Example (£3.31 for 20):<br /> <br /> Machine Screw Pozi Countersunk M6 x 16mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Countersunk-M6x16-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' Square nuts.<br /> <br /> This needs a bit more measuring, but the following would be a stop gap.<br /> <br /> Example (£4.90 for 30)<br /> <br /> Square Thin Nut M6 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Square-Thin-Nut-M6-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Inazone 240 ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> == Seakayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Deck Rigging - [https://rope-source.co.uk/ Rope Source] Deck lines and bungee cords<br /> <br /> Advice on changing deck lines on a sea kayak from the [https://www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=133556 UK Rivers Guidebook]<br /> <br /> === Nigel Dennis Kayaks - Explorer / Romany ===<br /> <br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://shop.seakayakinguk.co.uk/products/spare-skeg-wire Sea Kayaking UK]<br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://www.sseak.co.uk/product/replacement-skeg-wire/ Southern Seakayaks]<br /> <br /> === P&amp;H - Scorpio ===<br /> <br /> === Rainbow - Laser ===<br /> <br /> === Tiderace - Vortex ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Old Range ===<br /> <br /> How Tos:<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> <br /> Shops:<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b79e3dd016/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/products/valley-roto-molded-pe-kayak-thigh-braces?variant=32782198210637 Kayak Academy] - USA based shop.<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> * Skeg Buttons - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b799cf3bb1/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> <br /> === Valley - Aquanaut ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Avocet ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Nordkapp ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - New Range ===<br /> <br /> * Hatches, Skegs, Cables &amp; Sliders - [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/brand/valley-kayaks.html AS Watersports] - UK based shop with spare parts for newer Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-repair-replacement-for-2011-and-later-models?_pos=4&amp;_sid=99ed8304c&amp;_ss=r Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Repair/Replacement] - Instructions for 2011 and later models<br /> <br /> === Valley - Etiene 17.7 ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Gemini SP ===<br /> <br /> === Wilderness Systems - Tempest ===<br /> <br /> == Canoes ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Rival ===<br /> <br /> === Nova Craft - Prospector 16 ===<br /> <br /> === Venture - Prospector 15 ===<br /> <br /> == River Racers ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Mirage - K2 ===<br /> <br /> === Stiletto - K2 ===</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatMaintenance&diff=4462 2022-09-18T14:08:33Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Valley - New Range */</p> <hr /> <div>See here for information about replacing missing parts and repairs. Each boat make and model will have it's own section. If you find out something new about sourcing parts for or repairing our boats, please add it here.<br /> <br /> == For All ==<br /> <br /> * Labels - [https://www.minilabels.co.uk/ Minilabels] Waterproof labels for identifying boats and equipment.<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk/ Northshore Watersports] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/ Kent Canoes] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.whitewaterthecanoecentre.co.uk/ The Whitewater Canoe Centre] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.escape-watersports.co.uk/ Escape Watersports]<br /> <br /> == General Purpose Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-drain_bungs__all_brands_.html Kent Canoes]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Redline ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Infrared ===<br /> <br /> === Eskimo - Topolino / Topo Duo ===<br /> <br /> == Whitewater Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-peak_uk__airbags__kayak__stern_pair_.html Kent Canoes] Peak UK 30L Stern Pair, good value as they come in pairs rather than singles.<br /> * Backbands - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/palm-universal-backband-large/?gclid=CjwKCAjwzMeFBhBwEiwAzwS8zB_I27ifqXRquOxXn6XU8L-28XNE4iR1GrD2gxlGnJkCQEtzXhk0GhoCHpUQAvD_BwE Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Bliss Stick - Mini Mystic ===<br /> <br /> Legendary runners from New Zealand!<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace screw.''' Very difficult to find an exact match.<br /> <br /> Best so far-<br /> Example (£3.42 for 4):<br /> <br /> Low Socket Head Cap Screw M6 x 50mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Low-Socket-Head-Cap-Screw-M6x50-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/dagger-drain-bung/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnueFBhChARIsAPu3YkSrbO3R4vWs_q8CpqD8ATwY3OcZhFCv-PxM3LIgA_NxO0VC9iOxE58aAsE1EALw_wcB Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nuts - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/tri-wing-nuts-uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - MX 7.5/MX 8.0 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> '''Fixing screws around the cockpit.'''<br /> <br /> Actually No.8 UNC 5/32 American threads. Can be replaced by UK M5 screws with 0.8mm thread pitch.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.72 for pack of 20)<br /> <br /> Machine screw pozi pan M5 x 20mm in A2 stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Pan-M5x20-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Small rubber nuts''' to match are called “well nuts” and are more commonly found in motorbike fairing use.<br /> <br /> Example (£7.99 for pack of 10):<br /> <br /> Motorcycle wel nuts M5 x 0.8 x 10 [https://www.motorcyclefasteners.co.uk/fasteners-and-fixings/motorcycle-well-nuts-m5-x-0.8-x-10/ Motorcycle Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - RPM ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === Dagger - GTX ===<br /> <br /> Old-skool slicey WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === EXO - XT260 ===<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Remix / Hoss ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nut [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/m6-tri-wing-nut-small/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Whipit / Super Sport / Arc ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW Kayaks, Whipit and Super Sport.<br /> The basin owned Arcs are used for beginner coaching.<br /> <br /> Generally used screws (footplate etc)<br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex key / allen key<br /> <br /> Example (£4.01 for 8)<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button (Dome) Screw M8 x 25mm [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Dome-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> Nuts and Wing nuts as for Wavesport<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Burn S/M/L, Ammo ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> === Wavesport - D65/75 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/kayak/drain-bungs/replacement-wavesport-drain-bung.html AS Watersports]<br /> <br /> '''Footplate screw''' - American UNC ¼” threads. Can be replaced by M8 1.25 uk threads. Although, might need to replace nuts aswell. <br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex / allen key.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.00 for 6):<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button Flange Screw M8 x 25mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Flange-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' (internal, permanent fixing to hold the screw to the kayak)<br /> <br /> Example (£3.47 for pack of 30)<br /> <br /> Half Nut Hex (Lock Nut) M8 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Half-Nut-Hex-Lock-Nut-M8-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners] <br /> <br /> '''Plastic Wing Nut''' (removable fixing to adjust the foot plate).<br /> <br /> Example (£24.31 for 5) [Expensive; will keep looking for cheeper]:<br /> <br /> 3-Arm Clamping Knob M8 [https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/clamping-knobs/9185324/ RS Online]<br /> <br /> == Playboats ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/palm-kayak-mid-weight-airbags-p1770/s10943 NorthShore Watersports] Palm Midweight 15L.<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Vision 44/56 ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Full Tilt ===<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - 420 ===<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace Screw'''<br /> <br /> Example (£3.31 for 20):<br /> <br /> Machine Screw Pozi Countersunk M6 x 16mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Countersunk-M6x16-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' Square nuts.<br /> <br /> This needs a bit more measuring, but the following would be a stop gap.<br /> <br /> Example (£4.90 for 30)<br /> <br /> Square Thin Nut M6 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Square-Thin-Nut-M6-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Inazone 240 ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> == Seakayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Deck Rigging - [https://rope-source.co.uk/ Rope Source] Deck lines and bungee cords<br /> <br /> Advice on changing deck lines on a sea kayak from the [https://www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=133556 UK Rivers Guidebook]<br /> <br /> === Nigel Dennis Kayaks - Explorer / Romany ===<br /> <br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://shop.seakayakinguk.co.uk/products/spare-skeg-wire Sea Kayaking UK]<br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://www.sseak.co.uk/product/replacement-skeg-wire/ Southern Seakayaks]<br /> <br /> === P&amp;H - Scorpio ===<br /> <br /> === Rainbow - Laser ===<br /> <br /> === Tiderace - Vortex ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Old Range ===<br /> <br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b79e3dd016/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/products/valley-roto-molded-pe-kayak-thigh-braces?variant=32782198210637 Kayak Academy] - USA based shop.<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> <br /> === Valley - Aquanaut ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Avocet ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Nordkapp ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - New Range ===<br /> <br /> * Hatches, Skegs, Cables &amp; Sliders - [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/brand/valley-kayaks.html AS Watersports] - UK based shop with spare parts for newer Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-repair-replacement-for-2011-and-later-models?_pos=4&amp;_sid=99ed8304c&amp;_ss=r Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Repair/Replacement] - Instructions for 2011 and later models<br /> <br /> === Valley - Etiene 17.7 ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Gemini SP ===<br /> <br /> === Wilderness Systems - Tempest ===<br /> <br /> == Canoes ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Rival ===<br /> <br /> === Nova Craft - Prospector 16 ===<br /> <br /> === Venture - Prospector 15 ===<br /> <br /> == River Racers ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Mirage - K2 ===<br /> <br /> === Stiletto - K2 ===</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatMaintenance&diff=4461 2022-09-18T14:07:55Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Valley - New Range */</p> <hr /> <div>See here for information about replacing missing parts and repairs. Each boat make and model will have it's own section. If you find out something new about sourcing parts for or repairing our boats, please add it here.<br /> <br /> == For All ==<br /> <br /> * Labels - [https://www.minilabels.co.uk/ Minilabels] Waterproof labels for identifying boats and equipment.<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk/ Northshore Watersports] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/ Kent Canoes] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.whitewaterthecanoecentre.co.uk/ The Whitewater Canoe Centre] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.escape-watersports.co.uk/ Escape Watersports]<br /> <br /> == General Purpose Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-drain_bungs__all_brands_.html Kent Canoes]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Redline ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Infrared ===<br /> <br /> === Eskimo - Topolino / Topo Duo ===<br /> <br /> == Whitewater Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-peak_uk__airbags__kayak__stern_pair_.html Kent Canoes] Peak UK 30L Stern Pair, good value as they come in pairs rather than singles.<br /> * Backbands - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/palm-universal-backband-large/?gclid=CjwKCAjwzMeFBhBwEiwAzwS8zB_I27ifqXRquOxXn6XU8L-28XNE4iR1GrD2gxlGnJkCQEtzXhk0GhoCHpUQAvD_BwE Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Bliss Stick - Mini Mystic ===<br /> <br /> Legendary runners from New Zealand!<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace screw.''' Very difficult to find an exact match.<br /> <br /> Best so far-<br /> Example (£3.42 for 4):<br /> <br /> Low Socket Head Cap Screw M6 x 50mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Low-Socket-Head-Cap-Screw-M6x50-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/dagger-drain-bung/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnueFBhChARIsAPu3YkSrbO3R4vWs_q8CpqD8ATwY3OcZhFCv-PxM3LIgA_NxO0VC9iOxE58aAsE1EALw_wcB Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nuts - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/tri-wing-nuts-uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - MX 7.5/MX 8.0 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> '''Fixing screws around the cockpit.'''<br /> <br /> Actually No.8 UNC 5/32 American threads. Can be replaced by UK M5 screws with 0.8mm thread pitch.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.72 for pack of 20)<br /> <br /> Machine screw pozi pan M5 x 20mm in A2 stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Pan-M5x20-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Small rubber nuts''' to match are called “well nuts” and are more commonly found in motorbike fairing use.<br /> <br /> Example (£7.99 for pack of 10):<br /> <br /> Motorcycle wel nuts M5 x 0.8 x 10 [https://www.motorcyclefasteners.co.uk/fasteners-and-fixings/motorcycle-well-nuts-m5-x-0.8-x-10/ Motorcycle Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - RPM ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === Dagger - GTX ===<br /> <br /> Old-skool slicey WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === EXO - XT260 ===<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Remix / Hoss ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nut [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/m6-tri-wing-nut-small/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Whipit / Super Sport / Arc ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW Kayaks, Whipit and Super Sport.<br /> The basin owned Arcs are used for beginner coaching.<br /> <br /> Generally used screws (footplate etc)<br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex key / allen key<br /> <br /> Example (£4.01 for 8)<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button (Dome) Screw M8 x 25mm [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Dome-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> Nuts and Wing nuts as for Wavesport<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Burn S/M/L, Ammo ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> === Wavesport - D65/75 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/kayak/drain-bungs/replacement-wavesport-drain-bung.html AS Watersports]<br /> <br /> '''Footplate screw''' - American UNC ¼” threads. Can be replaced by M8 1.25 uk threads. Although, might need to replace nuts aswell. <br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex / allen key.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.00 for 6):<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button Flange Screw M8 x 25mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Flange-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' (internal, permanent fixing to hold the screw to the kayak)<br /> <br /> Example (£3.47 for pack of 30)<br /> <br /> Half Nut Hex (Lock Nut) M8 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Half-Nut-Hex-Lock-Nut-M8-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners] <br /> <br /> '''Plastic Wing Nut''' (removable fixing to adjust the foot plate).<br /> <br /> Example (£24.31 for 5) [Expensive; will keep looking for cheeper]:<br /> <br /> 3-Arm Clamping Knob M8 [https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/clamping-knobs/9185324/ RS Online]<br /> <br /> == Playboats ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/palm-kayak-mid-weight-airbags-p1770/s10943 NorthShore Watersports] Palm Midweight 15L.<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Vision 44/56 ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Full Tilt ===<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - 420 ===<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace Screw'''<br /> <br /> Example (£3.31 for 20):<br /> <br /> Machine Screw Pozi Countersunk M6 x 16mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Countersunk-M6x16-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' Square nuts.<br /> <br /> This needs a bit more measuring, but the following would be a stop gap.<br /> <br /> Example (£4.90 for 30)<br /> <br /> Square Thin Nut M6 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Square-Thin-Nut-M6-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Inazone 240 ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> == Seakayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Deck Rigging - [https://rope-source.co.uk/ Rope Source] Deck lines and bungee cords<br /> <br /> Advice on changing deck lines on a sea kayak from the [https://www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=133556 UK Rivers Guidebook]<br /> <br /> === Nigel Dennis Kayaks - Explorer / Romany ===<br /> <br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://shop.seakayakinguk.co.uk/products/spare-skeg-wire Sea Kayaking UK]<br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://www.sseak.co.uk/product/replacement-skeg-wire/ Southern Seakayaks]<br /> <br /> === P&amp;H - Scorpio ===<br /> <br /> === Rainbow - Laser ===<br /> <br /> === Tiderace - Vortex ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Old Range ===<br /> <br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b79e3dd016/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/products/valley-roto-molded-pe-kayak-thigh-braces?variant=32782198210637 Kayak Academy] - USA based shop.<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> <br /> === Valley - Aquanaut ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Avocet ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Nordkapp ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - New Range ===<br /> <br /> * Hatches, Skegs, Cables &amp; Sliders - [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/brand/valley-kayaks.html AS Watersports] - <br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-repair-replacement-for-2011-and-later-models?_pos=4&amp;_sid=99ed8304c&amp;_ss=r Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Repair/Replacement] - Instructions for 2011 and later models<br /> <br /> === Valley - Etiene 17.7 ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Gemini SP ===<br /> <br /> === Wilderness Systems - Tempest ===<br /> <br /> == Canoes ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Rival ===<br /> <br /> === Nova Craft - Prospector 16 ===<br /> <br /> === Venture - Prospector 15 ===<br /> <br /> == River Racers ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Mirage - K2 ===<br /> <br /> === Stiletto - K2 ===</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatMaintenance&diff=4460 2022-09-18T14:00:21Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Valley - New Range */</p> <hr /> <div>See here for information about replacing missing parts and repairs. Each boat make and model will have it's own section. If you find out something new about sourcing parts for or repairing our boats, please add it here.<br /> <br /> == For All ==<br /> <br /> * Labels - [https://www.minilabels.co.uk/ Minilabels] Waterproof labels for identifying boats and equipment.<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk/ Northshore Watersports] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/ Kent Canoes] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.whitewaterthecanoecentre.co.uk/ The Whitewater Canoe Centre] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.escape-watersports.co.uk/ Escape Watersports]<br /> <br /> == General Purpose Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-drain_bungs__all_brands_.html Kent Canoes]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Redline ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Infrared ===<br /> <br /> === Eskimo - Topolino / Topo Duo ===<br /> <br /> == Whitewater Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-peak_uk__airbags__kayak__stern_pair_.html Kent Canoes] Peak UK 30L Stern Pair, good value as they come in pairs rather than singles.<br /> * Backbands - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/palm-universal-backband-large/?gclid=CjwKCAjwzMeFBhBwEiwAzwS8zB_I27ifqXRquOxXn6XU8L-28XNE4iR1GrD2gxlGnJkCQEtzXhk0GhoCHpUQAvD_BwE Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Bliss Stick - Mini Mystic ===<br /> <br /> Legendary runners from New Zealand!<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace screw.''' Very difficult to find an exact match.<br /> <br /> Best so far-<br /> Example (£3.42 for 4):<br /> <br /> Low Socket Head Cap Screw M6 x 50mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Low-Socket-Head-Cap-Screw-M6x50-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/dagger-drain-bung/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnueFBhChARIsAPu3YkSrbO3R4vWs_q8CpqD8ATwY3OcZhFCv-PxM3LIgA_NxO0VC9iOxE58aAsE1EALw_wcB Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nuts - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/tri-wing-nuts-uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - MX 7.5/MX 8.0 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> '''Fixing screws around the cockpit.'''<br /> <br /> Actually No.8 UNC 5/32 American threads. Can be replaced by UK M5 screws with 0.8mm thread pitch.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.72 for pack of 20)<br /> <br /> Machine screw pozi pan M5 x 20mm in A2 stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Pan-M5x20-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Small rubber nuts''' to match are called “well nuts” and are more commonly found in motorbike fairing use.<br /> <br /> Example (£7.99 for pack of 10):<br /> <br /> Motorcycle wel nuts M5 x 0.8 x 10 [https://www.motorcyclefasteners.co.uk/fasteners-and-fixings/motorcycle-well-nuts-m5-x-0.8-x-10/ Motorcycle Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - RPM ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === Dagger - GTX ===<br /> <br /> Old-skool slicey WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === EXO - XT260 ===<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Remix / Hoss ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nut [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/m6-tri-wing-nut-small/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Whipit / Super Sport / Arc ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW Kayaks, Whipit and Super Sport.<br /> The basin owned Arcs are used for beginner coaching.<br /> <br /> Generally used screws (footplate etc)<br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex key / allen key<br /> <br /> Example (£4.01 for 8)<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button (Dome) Screw M8 x 25mm [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Dome-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> Nuts and Wing nuts as for Wavesport<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Burn S/M/L, Ammo ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> === Wavesport - D65/75 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/kayak/drain-bungs/replacement-wavesport-drain-bung.html AS Watersports]<br /> <br /> '''Footplate screw''' - American UNC ¼” threads. Can be replaced by M8 1.25 uk threads. Although, might need to replace nuts aswell. <br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex / allen key.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.00 for 6):<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button Flange Screw M8 x 25mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Flange-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' (internal, permanent fixing to hold the screw to the kayak)<br /> <br /> Example (£3.47 for pack of 30)<br /> <br /> Half Nut Hex (Lock Nut) M8 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Half-Nut-Hex-Lock-Nut-M8-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners] <br /> <br /> '''Plastic Wing Nut''' (removable fixing to adjust the foot plate).<br /> <br /> Example (£24.31 for 5) [Expensive; will keep looking for cheeper]:<br /> <br /> 3-Arm Clamping Knob M8 [https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/clamping-knobs/9185324/ RS Online]<br /> <br /> == Playboats ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/palm-kayak-mid-weight-airbags-p1770/s10943 NorthShore Watersports] Palm Midweight 15L.<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Vision 44/56 ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Full Tilt ===<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - 420 ===<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace Screw'''<br /> <br /> Example (£3.31 for 20):<br /> <br /> Machine Screw Pozi Countersunk M6 x 16mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Countersunk-M6x16-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' Square nuts.<br /> <br /> This needs a bit more measuring, but the following would be a stop gap.<br /> <br /> Example (£4.90 for 30)<br /> <br /> Square Thin Nut M6 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Square-Thin-Nut-M6-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Inazone 240 ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> == Seakayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Deck Rigging - [https://rope-source.co.uk/ Rope Source] Deck lines and bungee cords<br /> <br /> Advice on changing deck lines on a sea kayak from the [https://www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=133556 UK Rivers Guidebook]<br /> <br /> === Nigel Dennis Kayaks - Explorer / Romany ===<br /> <br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://shop.seakayakinguk.co.uk/products/spare-skeg-wire Sea Kayaking UK]<br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://www.sseak.co.uk/product/replacement-skeg-wire/ Southern Seakayaks]<br /> <br /> === P&amp;H - Scorpio ===<br /> <br /> === Rainbow - Laser ===<br /> <br /> === Tiderace - Vortex ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Old Range ===<br /> <br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b79e3dd016/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/products/valley-roto-molded-pe-kayak-thigh-braces?variant=32782198210637 Kayak Academy] - USA based shop.<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> <br /> === Valley - Aquanaut ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Avocet ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Nordkapp ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - New Range ===<br /> <br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-repair-replacement-for-2011-and-later-models?_pos=4&amp;_sid=99ed8304c&amp;_ss=r Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Repair/Replacement] - Instructions for 2011 and later models<br /> <br /> === Valley - Etiene 17.7 ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Gemini SP ===<br /> <br /> === Wilderness Systems - Tempest ===<br /> <br /> == Canoes ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Rival ===<br /> <br /> === Nova Craft - Prospector 16 ===<br /> <br /> === Venture - Prospector 15 ===<br /> <br /> == River Racers ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Mirage - K2 ===<br /> <br /> === Stiletto - K2 ===</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatMaintenance&diff=4459 2022-09-18T13:58:17Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Valley - Old Range */</p> <hr /> <div>See here for information about replacing missing parts and repairs. Each boat make and model will have it's own section. If you find out something new about sourcing parts for or repairing our boats, please add it here.<br /> <br /> == For All ==<br /> <br /> * Labels - [https://www.minilabels.co.uk/ Minilabels] Waterproof labels for identifying boats and equipment.<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk/ Northshore Watersports] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/ Kent Canoes] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.whitewaterthecanoecentre.co.uk/ The Whitewater Canoe Centre] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.escape-watersports.co.uk/ Escape Watersports]<br /> <br /> == General Purpose Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-drain_bungs__all_brands_.html Kent Canoes]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Redline ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Infrared ===<br /> <br /> === Eskimo - Topolino / Topo Duo ===<br /> <br /> == Whitewater Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-peak_uk__airbags__kayak__stern_pair_.html Kent Canoes] Peak UK 30L Stern Pair, good value as they come in pairs rather than singles.<br /> * Backbands - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/palm-universal-backband-large/?gclid=CjwKCAjwzMeFBhBwEiwAzwS8zB_I27ifqXRquOxXn6XU8L-28XNE4iR1GrD2gxlGnJkCQEtzXhk0GhoCHpUQAvD_BwE Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Bliss Stick - Mini Mystic ===<br /> <br /> Legendary runners from New Zealand!<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace screw.''' Very difficult to find an exact match.<br /> <br /> Best so far-<br /> Example (£3.42 for 4):<br /> <br /> Low Socket Head Cap Screw M6 x 50mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Low-Socket-Head-Cap-Screw-M6x50-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/dagger-drain-bung/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnueFBhChARIsAPu3YkSrbO3R4vWs_q8CpqD8ATwY3OcZhFCv-PxM3LIgA_NxO0VC9iOxE58aAsE1EALw_wcB Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nuts - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/tri-wing-nuts-uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - MX 7.5/MX 8.0 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> '''Fixing screws around the cockpit.'''<br /> <br /> Actually No.8 UNC 5/32 American threads. Can be replaced by UK M5 screws with 0.8mm thread pitch.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.72 for pack of 20)<br /> <br /> Machine screw pozi pan M5 x 20mm in A2 stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Pan-M5x20-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Small rubber nuts''' to match are called “well nuts” and are more commonly found in motorbike fairing use.<br /> <br /> Example (£7.99 for pack of 10):<br /> <br /> Motorcycle wel nuts M5 x 0.8 x 10 [https://www.motorcyclefasteners.co.uk/fasteners-and-fixings/motorcycle-well-nuts-m5-x-0.8-x-10/ Motorcycle Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - RPM ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === Dagger - GTX ===<br /> <br /> Old-skool slicey WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === EXO - XT260 ===<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Remix / Hoss ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nut [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/m6-tri-wing-nut-small/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Whipit / Super Sport / Arc ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW Kayaks, Whipit and Super Sport.<br /> The basin owned Arcs are used for beginner coaching.<br /> <br /> Generally used screws (footplate etc)<br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex key / allen key<br /> <br /> Example (£4.01 for 8)<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button (Dome) Screw M8 x 25mm [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Dome-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> Nuts and Wing nuts as for Wavesport<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Burn S/M/L, Ammo ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> === Wavesport - D65/75 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/kayak/drain-bungs/replacement-wavesport-drain-bung.html AS Watersports]<br /> <br /> '''Footplate screw''' - American UNC ¼” threads. Can be replaced by M8 1.25 uk threads. Although, might need to replace nuts aswell. <br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex / allen key.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.00 for 6):<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button Flange Screw M8 x 25mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Flange-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' (internal, permanent fixing to hold the screw to the kayak)<br /> <br /> Example (£3.47 for pack of 30)<br /> <br /> Half Nut Hex (Lock Nut) M8 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Half-Nut-Hex-Lock-Nut-M8-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners] <br /> <br /> '''Plastic Wing Nut''' (removable fixing to adjust the foot plate).<br /> <br /> Example (£24.31 for 5) [Expensive; will keep looking for cheeper]:<br /> <br /> 3-Arm Clamping Knob M8 [https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/clamping-knobs/9185324/ RS Online]<br /> <br /> == Playboats ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/palm-kayak-mid-weight-airbags-p1770/s10943 NorthShore Watersports] Palm Midweight 15L.<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Vision 44/56 ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Full Tilt ===<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - 420 ===<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace Screw'''<br /> <br /> Example (£3.31 for 20):<br /> <br /> Machine Screw Pozi Countersunk M6 x 16mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Countersunk-M6x16-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' Square nuts.<br /> <br /> This needs a bit more measuring, but the following would be a stop gap.<br /> <br /> Example (£4.90 for 30)<br /> <br /> Square Thin Nut M6 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Square-Thin-Nut-M6-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Inazone 240 ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> == Seakayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Deck Rigging - [https://rope-source.co.uk/ Rope Source] Deck lines and bungee cords<br /> <br /> Advice on changing deck lines on a sea kayak from the [https://www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=133556 UK Rivers Guidebook]<br /> <br /> === Nigel Dennis Kayaks - Explorer / Romany ===<br /> <br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://shop.seakayakinguk.co.uk/products/spare-skeg-wire Sea Kayaking UK]<br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://www.sseak.co.uk/product/replacement-skeg-wire/ Southern Seakayaks]<br /> <br /> === P&amp;H - Scorpio ===<br /> <br /> === Rainbow - Laser ===<br /> <br /> === Tiderace - Vortex ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Old Range ===<br /> <br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b79e3dd016/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/products/valley-roto-molded-pe-kayak-thigh-braces?variant=32782198210637 Kayak Academy] - USA based shop.<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement] - Instructions for Pre-2011 Models<br /> <br /> === Valley - Aquanaut ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Avocet ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Nordkapp ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - New Range ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Etiene 17.7 ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Gemini SP ===<br /> <br /> === Wilderness Systems - Tempest ===<br /> <br /> == Canoes ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Rival ===<br /> <br /> === Nova Craft - Prospector 16 ===<br /> <br /> === Venture - Prospector 15 ===<br /> <br /> == River Racers ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Mirage - K2 ===<br /> <br /> === Stiletto - K2 ===</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatMaintenance&diff=4458 2022-09-18T13:57:11Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Valley - Old Range */</p> <hr /> <div>See here for information about replacing missing parts and repairs. Each boat make and model will have it's own section. If you find out something new about sourcing parts for or repairing our boats, please add it here.<br /> <br /> == For All ==<br /> <br /> * Labels - [https://www.minilabels.co.uk/ Minilabels] Waterproof labels for identifying boats and equipment.<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk/ Northshore Watersports] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/ Kent Canoes] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.whitewaterthecanoecentre.co.uk/ The Whitewater Canoe Centre] <br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Kayak Shop - [https://www.escape-watersports.co.uk/ Escape Watersports]<br /> <br /> == General Purpose Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-drain_bungs__all_brands_.html Kent Canoes]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Redline ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Infrared ===<br /> <br /> === Eskimo - Topolino / Topo Duo ===<br /> <br /> == Whitewater Kayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.kentcanoes.co.uk/item-peak_uk__airbags__kayak__stern_pair_.html Kent Canoes] Peak UK 30L Stern Pair, good value as they come in pairs rather than singles.<br /> * Backbands - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/palm-universal-backband-large/?gclid=CjwKCAjwzMeFBhBwEiwAzwS8zB_I27ifqXRquOxXn6XU8L-28XNE4iR1GrD2gxlGnJkCQEtzXhk0GhoCHpUQAvD_BwE Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Bliss Stick - Mini Mystic ===<br /> <br /> Legendary runners from New Zealand!<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace screw.''' Very difficult to find an exact match.<br /> <br /> Best so far-<br /> Example (£3.42 for 4):<br /> <br /> Low Socket Head Cap Screw M6 x 50mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Low-Socket-Head-Cap-Screw-M6x50-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - All ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/dagger-drain-bung/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnueFBhChARIsAPu3YkSrbO3R4vWs_q8CpqD8ATwY3OcZhFCv-PxM3LIgA_NxO0VC9iOxE58aAsE1EALw_wcB Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nuts - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/tri-wing-nuts-uk/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - MX 7.5/MX 8.0 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> '''Fixing screws around the cockpit.'''<br /> <br /> Actually No.8 UNC 5/32 American threads. Can be replaced by UK M5 screws with 0.8mm thread pitch.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.72 for pack of 20)<br /> <br /> Machine screw pozi pan M5 x 20mm in A2 stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Pan-M5x20-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Small rubber nuts''' to match are called “well nuts” and are more commonly found in motorbike fairing use.<br /> <br /> Example (£7.99 for pack of 10):<br /> <br /> Motorcycle wel nuts M5 x 0.8 x 10 [https://www.motorcyclefasteners.co.uk/fasteners-and-fixings/motorcycle-well-nuts-m5-x-0.8-x-10/ Motorcycle Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Dagger - RPM ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === Dagger - GTX ===<br /> <br /> Old-skool slicey WW kayaks<br /> <br /> === EXO - XT260 ===<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Remix / Hoss ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Wing Nut [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/m6-tri-wing-nut-small/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Whipit / Super Sport / Arc ===<br /> <br /> Vintage WW Kayaks, Whipit and Super Sport.<br /> The basin owned Arcs are used for beginner coaching.<br /> <br /> Generally used screws (footplate etc)<br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex key / allen key<br /> <br /> Example (£4.01 for 8)<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button (Dome) Screw M8 x 25mm [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Dome-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> Nuts and Wing nuts as for Wavesport<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Burn S/M/L, Ammo ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> === Wavesport - D65/75 (Club) ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.aswatersports.co.uk/shop/parts/kayak/drain-bungs/replacement-wavesport-drain-bung.html AS Watersports]<br /> <br /> '''Footplate screw''' - American UNC ¼” threads. Can be replaced by M8 1.25 uk threads. Although, might need to replace nuts aswell. <br /> <br /> Driven by 5mm hex / allen key.<br /> <br /> Example (£3.00 for 6):<br /> <br /> Socket Head Button Flange Screw M8 x 25mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Socket-Head-Button-Flange-Screw-M8x25-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' (internal, permanent fixing to hold the screw to the kayak)<br /> <br /> Example (£3.47 for pack of 30)<br /> <br /> Half Nut Hex (Lock Nut) M8 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Half-Nut-Hex-Lock-Nut-M8-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners] <br /> <br /> '''Plastic Wing Nut''' (removable fixing to adjust the foot plate).<br /> <br /> Example (£24.31 for 5) [Expensive; will keep looking for cheeper]:<br /> <br /> 3-Arm Clamping Knob M8 [https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/clamping-knobs/9185324/ RS Online]<br /> <br /> == Playboats ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Airbags - [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/palm-kayak-mid-weight-airbags-p1770/s10943 NorthShore Watersports] Palm Midweight 15L.<br /> <br /> === Liquidlogic - Vision 44/56 ===<br /> <br /> * Ratchets - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> * Ratchet Strip - [https://www.northeastkayaks.co.uk/product/liquidlogic-ratchet-strip/ Northeast Kayaks]<br /> <br /> === Perception - Full Tilt ===<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - 420 ===<br /> <br /> '''Thigh brace Screw'''<br /> <br /> Example (£3.31 for 20):<br /> <br /> Machine Screw Pozi Countersunk M6 x 16mm in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Bolts-Screws-Metric/Machine-Screw-Pozi-Countersunk-M6x16-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> '''Nuts''' Square nuts.<br /> <br /> This needs a bit more measuring, but the following would be a stop gap.<br /> <br /> Example (£4.90 for 30)<br /> <br /> Square Thin Nut M6 in A2 Stainless [https://www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk/Metric-Nuts/Square-Thin-Nut-M6-A2-Stainless.html Westfield Fasteners]<br /> <br /> === Pyranha - Inazone 240 ===<br /> <br /> * Bungs [https://www.nswatersports.co.uk//accessories-c43/miscellaneous-c62/pyranha-replacement-drain-bung-p2120/s12807 NorthShore Watersport]<br /> <br /> == Seakayaks ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> * Deck Rigging - [https://rope-source.co.uk/ Rope Source] Deck lines and bungee cords<br /> <br /> Advice on changing deck lines on a sea kayak from the [https://www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=133556 UK Rivers Guidebook]<br /> <br /> === Nigel Dennis Kayaks - Explorer / Romany ===<br /> <br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://shop.seakayakinguk.co.uk/products/spare-skeg-wire Sea Kayaking UK]<br /> * Skeg Cables - [https://www.sseak.co.uk/product/replacement-skeg-wire/ Southern Seakayaks]<br /> <br /> === P&amp;H - Scorpio ===<br /> <br /> === Rainbow - Laser ===<br /> <br /> === Tiderace - Vortex ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Old Range ===<br /> <br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.seakayakoban.com/shop/spare-parts-repairs/06c2f1bf-e928-11ea-efcf-42b79e3dd016/ Sea Kayak Oban] - UK based shop with a good range of spare parts for older Valley rotomolded sea kayaks.<br /> * Thigh Braces - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/products/valley-roto-molded-pe-kayak-thigh-braces?variant=32782198210637 Kayak Academy] - USA based shop.<br /> * Skegs - [https://www.kayakacademy.com/pages/valley-sea-kayak-skeg-cable-replacement-pre-2011-models] - Valley Sea Kayak Skeg Cable Replacement Pre-2011 Models<br /> <br /> === Valley - Aquanaut ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Avocet ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Nordkapp ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - New Range ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Etiene 17.7 ===<br /> <br /> === Valley - Gemini SP ===<br /> <br /> === Wilderness Systems - Tempest ===<br /> <br /> == Canoes ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Dagger - Rival ===<br /> <br /> === Nova Craft - Prospector 16 ===<br /> <br /> === Venture - Prospector 15 ===<br /> <br /> == River Racers ==<br /> <br /> === For All ===<br /> <br /> === Mirage - K2 ===<br /> <br /> === Stiletto - K2 ===</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Equipment_Rules&diff=4456 2022-09-05T21:22:53Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Broken Boats / Equipment */</p> <hr /> <div>==General Rules==<br /> <br /> *Do not seal launch boats from the pontoons.<br /> <br /> ==Whitewater boats==<br /> <br /> After using a boat, empty out any water by turning the boat upside down and emptying out of the cockpit. You should not need to take out the bung.<br /> <br /> Check that the bung is securely screwed into the boat before placing on the rack.<br /> <br /> Put the boat in the rack bow first. This ensures that the bung isn’t torn out by the rack. Also it allows the equipment officers to inspect the bungs without having to remove the boat from the rack.<br /> <br /> ==Sea kayaks==<br /> <br /> If you take a sea-kayak out at low tide and its hull gets covered in mud, please take the time to wash it down before placing back on the racks. The water tap can be found near the entrance to the workshops near the climbing wall. Recently a few (the yellow avocets, aquanauts) have been returned with a thick coating of mud which dries out and can cause damage to the skeg mechanisms.<br /> <br /> When taking and returning sea kayaks to the racks, please follow the process:<br /> <br /> *Taking: First flip the boat onto the hull, then slide out the boat, so not to damage the deck lines and bungee cords.<br /> *Returning: Slide the boat in bow first, hull down. Once in place flip the boat over onto it's deck. This is to prevent damage to the deck lines, bungee cords and skegs.<br /> <br /> ==Equipment Bookings==<br /> <br /> All club boats and equipment taken off site (including Thames trips) need to be booked: [[Equipment_booking|How to book boats / equipment]]<br /> <br /> ==Broken Boats / Equipment ==<br /> <br /> Any faults / damage that you cannot repair need to be reported, so that we now about it [[BoatTrippy_reporting_a_faulty_boat_or_equipment|How to report a faulty boat or equipment]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Planning_trips&diff=4455 2022-09-05T21:22:18Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Afterwards */</p> <hr /> <div>{{TOCright}}Assorted information and links that may be of use when [[planning trips]].<br /> <br /> * Remember that your main resource when planning a trip is fellow club members<br /> ** Check the previous [[club trips]] and contact people who went on something similar.<br /> * The steps may not proceed in the order stated below<br /> ** Many steps are dependant on other steps.<br /> ** The answer to a question in one step may force the re-evaluation of a previous step.<br /> * Use the Trips {{forum|35}} to post questions and discuss the details<br /> ** People who are not included in the trip may have information and comments to offer.<br /> ** Remember that different people will check the forum at different intervals.<br /> ** Remember that some people may not be able to check or post to the forum from where they work.<br /> ** Exchange e-mail addresses and use direct e-mail too.<br /> ** Post a summary to the forum after big changes or big decisions.<br /> ** If you don't hear from somebody, don't assume that they are just agreeing with everything.<br /> <br /> ==Steps==<br /> <br /> Sorry if much of the following seems rather obvious, but trips do have problems because the obvious is not actually done.<br /> <br /> ===Start===<br /> <br /> Decide that there '''will''' be a trip.<br /> * Do not underestimate the importance of this step. Many trips never progress beyond the ''good idea'' stage.<br /> <br /> ===Level===<br /> <br /> Decide what '''level''' of experience the trip should need.<br /> * Is the trip for [[BCU Four Star|4 star]] paddlers or for [[BCU One Star|1 star]] paddlers who will use it to qualify for a [[BCU Two Star|2 star]]?<br /> <br /> ===Coordinator===<br /> <br /> Agree who is the Trip '''Coordinator'''<br /> * The Trip Coordinator is not the Leader. The Leader leads the paddling. The Coordinator makes lists and does not even have to go on the trip.<br /> * This is the point at which many trips fail. There can only be one Trip Coordinator. They can, of course delegate a lot of the actual tasks and expect a lot of help from the other trip members, but in the end they must be the single point where all the information is collected and checked.<br /> * The Trip Coordinator needs to be very explicit when delegating tasks.<br /> * The Trip Coordinator will probably need a working knowledge of Excel and a solid sense of humour.<br /> * There can only be one Trip Coordinator. Believe this.<br /> <br /> ===Who and When===<br /> <br /> Decide '''who''' is going and '''when''' you are going<br /> * The classic chicken and egg issue. Accept in advance that there will always be somebody who cannot manage the chosen date. Allocate a solid cut-off date for making this decision.<br /> * This is another point where trips can fail. It is generally wise to agree a date that is in the future. Also, far enough in the future for things to be organised in time!<br /> <br /> ===Leader===<br /> <br /> Ensure that you have a suitable '''Leader'''<br /> * If the trip is for [[BCU Four Star|4 star]] paddlers, it is reasonable to assume that they will not need a more qualified Leader. They may, however, hire an external coach to teach as part of the trip. Note that for trips like this, most people probably have their own boats and kit.<br /> * If the trip is for [[BCU One Star|1 star]] paddlers who will use it to qualify for a [[BCU Two Star|2 star]], then the trip needs a suitably qualified Leader to lead and oversee the paddling itself. For trips like this, people generally want to borrow club boats and most kit.<br /> * When seeking a Leader - be very explicit. Ask them if they would lead the trip. Do not ask them if they would like to go on the trip.<br /> * Ask the Leader if they would need any Helpers, if so how many and what is the maximum size of the group.<br /> * There is a list of [[Current Club Coaches and Leaders| club leaders]] that you can ask on the wiki page.<br /> <br /> ===Where===<br /> <br /> Decide '''where''' you are going<br /> * This will depend on why the trip is happening, who is going and the views of the Leader.<br /> * This will also depend on the many transport issues.<br /> <br /> ===What===<br /> <br /> Decide '''what''' you are paddling<br /> * A river trip may include a mixture of kayaks and open boats.<br /> * A sea trip generally needs sea kayaks.<br /> <br /> ===Kit===<br /> <br /> Decide what other '''kit''' you will need<br /> * Break this down into paddling kit, personal kit and group kit.<br /> * Paddling kit could include boats, paddles, buoyancy aids, helmets, individual safety kit etc<br /> * Personal kit could include base layers, thermals, cags, shoes, extra &quot;bank&quot; or &quot;street&quot; clothing, extra paddling clothes, food, drink, money, tents, camping gear etc.<br /> * Group kit could include licenses, access permissions, maps, first aid kits, repair kits, spare paddles, group shelters, shared safety kit, barbecue etc.<br /> * Check early that you can borrow enough club kit.<br /> * Remember that some of the &quot;club kit&quot; actually belongs to [[SBOAC|Shadwell Basin]] and they may have other plans for the kit on your chosen date.<br /> * Be sure to [[Equipment booking|book the club kit]] as early as possible. Other groups may be planning trips too.<br /> * Be sure to review your personal kit as early as possible. Buying kit on-line is cheaper, but may take longer than a last-minute visit to a shop.<br /> <br /> ===Transport===<br /> <br /> Decide how to '''transport''' everything there<br /> * Remember that you are transporting boats, people and kit. These things do not need to travel in the same way, via the same route or at the same time.<br /> * Is there somewhere nearby that hires boats (and maybe deliver and/or collect them)?<br /> * Where is the nearest station?<br /> * Does the group have enough cars with roof racks?<br /> * Does anybody have a car that could tow a trailer?<br /> * Can anybody hire a van?<br /> * Remember that kit can be bulky. A car with 4 seats may only be big enough for 3 people with all their kit.<br /> * Agree which kit will be collected by which driver and when.<br /> * Agree how everybody travels and organise meeting places and times.<br /> * Exchange mobile numbers for when things do not go to plan.<br /> <br /> ===Maps===<br /> <br /> Buy or print '''maps'''<br /> * Check the guides for the chosen location.<br /> * Locate any maps of the water you plan to paddle<br /> * Identify the access points and parking<br /> * Identify different exit points in case somebody is hurt or tired or the weather turns nasty<br /> * Locate nearby pubs or cafes<br /> <br /> ===Licensing===<br /> * Is a license required to go on this water?<br /> * Where can you get one?<br /> * If you're hiring kit, does it come with a license?<br /> <br /> ===The Plan===<br /> * You need a plan. <br /> * Where will you get on/off? <br /> * At what time? <br /> * Where will you have lunch / sleep (if overnight)?<br /> * Where CAN you get off in an emergency if things don't go according to The Plan<br /> <br /> ===Check===<br /> <br /> Start back at the top of this list and '''check''' everything<br /> * Write it all down. Distribute copies of The Plan to everybody.<br /> * Has anybody changed their minds?<br /> * Is everybody still healthy?<br /> * Can everybody still manage the chosen date?<br /> * Is all the kit you need still available?<br /> * Is all the kit you need still healthy? It is wise to check your boats before you go to collect them.<br /> * Have the weather conditions changed?<br /> * Have conditions at your chosen venue changed?<br /> * Repeat as needed.<br /> <br /> ===Go===<br /> <br /> Have fun!<br /> Take photos.<br /> <br /> ==Afterwards==<br /> <br /> * Upload a range of your photos. The web site home page displays random photos from [http://www.flickr.com/groups/thcc/pool/ our group on Flickr], so Flickr is probably a good place to put most of them.<br /> * Write a trip report for the web site. Embed a few photos in the report and include links to the other photos.<br /> * Think about how things went. Should you have planned anything differently? Any wise observations for the trip report?<br /> * Report any lost or damaged boats or equipment in [[BoatTrippy_reporting_a_faulty_boat_or_equipment|BoatTrippy]].<br /> * Report expenses (fuel, parking etc) through BoatTrippy and settle up with the [[Treasurer]].<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> * [[Suggested Trip Locations]]<br /> * [[Club equipment]]<br /> * [[How big is a kayak]]?<br /> * [[How big is a van]]?<br /> * [[THCCFinancialPolicy|Policy for the cost of transport on Club trips]]<br /> * {{forum|25|2177|Forum post - General Info for club WW trips}}</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatTrippy_reporting_a_faulty_boat&diff=4454 2022-09-05T21:19:25Z

<p>Mattboston: Redirected page to BoatTrippy reporting a faulty boat or equipment</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[BoatTrippy_reporting_a_faulty_boat_or_equipment]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatTrippy_reporting_a_faulty_boat_or_equipment&diff=4453 2022-09-05T21:15:30Z

<p>Mattboston: Created page with &quot;'''Steps:''' * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Inventory page in BoatTrippy]''' (you may need to log in, use your forum credentials) * S...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>'''Steps:'''<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Inventory page in BoatTrippy]''' (you may need to log in, use your forum credentials)<br /> * Search for the boat/equipment with the fault and click '''View'''. Click the '''Report Fault / Damage''' button and fill in the form and submit.<br /> * This will provide the information that the Equipment officers will use to resolve the fault so make the fault description as detailed as you can.</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Planning_trips&diff=4452 2022-09-05T21:01:54Z

<p>Mattboston: </p> <hr /> <div>{{TOCright}}Assorted information and links that may be of use when [[planning trips]].<br /> <br /> * Remember that your main resource when planning a trip is fellow club members<br /> ** Check the previous [[club trips]] and contact people who went on something similar.<br /> * The steps may not proceed in the order stated below<br /> ** Many steps are dependant on other steps.<br /> ** The answer to a question in one step may force the re-evaluation of a previous step.<br /> * Use the Trips {{forum|35}} to post questions and discuss the details<br /> ** People who are not included in the trip may have information and comments to offer.<br /> ** Remember that different people will check the forum at different intervals.<br /> ** Remember that some people may not be able to check or post to the forum from where they work.<br /> ** Exchange e-mail addresses and use direct e-mail too.<br /> ** Post a summary to the forum after big changes or big decisions.<br /> ** If you don't hear from somebody, don't assume that they are just agreeing with everything.<br /> <br /> ==Steps==<br /> <br /> Sorry if much of the following seems rather obvious, but trips do have problems because the obvious is not actually done.<br /> <br /> ===Start===<br /> <br /> Decide that there '''will''' be a trip.<br /> * Do not underestimate the importance of this step. Many trips never progress beyond the ''good idea'' stage.<br /> <br /> ===Level===<br /> <br /> Decide what '''level''' of experience the trip should need.<br /> * Is the trip for [[BCU Four Star|4 star]] paddlers or for [[BCU One Star|1 star]] paddlers who will use it to qualify for a [[BCU Two Star|2 star]]?<br /> <br /> ===Coordinator===<br /> <br /> Agree who is the Trip '''Coordinator'''<br /> * The Trip Coordinator is not the Leader. The Leader leads the paddling. The Coordinator makes lists and does not even have to go on the trip.<br /> * This is the point at which many trips fail. There can only be one Trip Coordinator. They can, of course delegate a lot of the actual tasks and expect a lot of help from the other trip members, but in the end they must be the single point where all the information is collected and checked.<br /> * The Trip Coordinator needs to be very explicit when delegating tasks.<br /> * The Trip Coordinator will probably need a working knowledge of Excel and a solid sense of humour.<br /> * There can only be one Trip Coordinator. Believe this.<br /> <br /> ===Who and When===<br /> <br /> Decide '''who''' is going and '''when''' you are going<br /> * The classic chicken and egg issue. Accept in advance that there will always be somebody who cannot manage the chosen date. Allocate a solid cut-off date for making this decision.<br /> * This is another point where trips can fail. It is generally wise to agree a date that is in the future. Also, far enough in the future for things to be organised in time!<br /> <br /> ===Leader===<br /> <br /> Ensure that you have a suitable '''Leader'''<br /> * If the trip is for [[BCU Four Star|4 star]] paddlers, it is reasonable to assume that they will not need a more qualified Leader. They may, however, hire an external coach to teach as part of the trip. Note that for trips like this, most people probably have their own boats and kit.<br /> * If the trip is for [[BCU One Star|1 star]] paddlers who will use it to qualify for a [[BCU Two Star|2 star]], then the trip needs a suitably qualified Leader to lead and oversee the paddling itself. For trips like this, people generally want to borrow club boats and most kit.<br /> * When seeking a Leader - be very explicit. Ask them if they would lead the trip. Do not ask them if they would like to go on the trip.<br /> * Ask the Leader if they would need any Helpers, if so how many and what is the maximum size of the group.<br /> * There is a list of [[Current Club Coaches and Leaders| club leaders]] that you can ask on the wiki page.<br /> <br /> ===Where===<br /> <br /> Decide '''where''' you are going<br /> * This will depend on why the trip is happening, who is going and the views of the Leader.<br /> * This will also depend on the many transport issues.<br /> <br /> ===What===<br /> <br /> Decide '''what''' you are paddling<br /> * A river trip may include a mixture of kayaks and open boats.<br /> * A sea trip generally needs sea kayaks.<br /> <br /> ===Kit===<br /> <br /> Decide what other '''kit''' you will need<br /> * Break this down into paddling kit, personal kit and group kit.<br /> * Paddling kit could include boats, paddles, buoyancy aids, helmets, individual safety kit etc<br /> * Personal kit could include base layers, thermals, cags, shoes, extra &quot;bank&quot; or &quot;street&quot; clothing, extra paddling clothes, food, drink, money, tents, camping gear etc.<br /> * Group kit could include licenses, access permissions, maps, first aid kits, repair kits, spare paddles, group shelters, shared safety kit, barbecue etc.<br /> * Check early that you can borrow enough club kit.<br /> * Remember that some of the &quot;club kit&quot; actually belongs to [[SBOAC|Shadwell Basin]] and they may have other plans for the kit on your chosen date.<br /> * Be sure to [[Equipment booking|book the club kit]] as early as possible. Other groups may be planning trips too.<br /> * Be sure to review your personal kit as early as possible. Buying kit on-line is cheaper, but may take longer than a last-minute visit to a shop.<br /> <br /> ===Transport===<br /> <br /> Decide how to '''transport''' everything there<br /> * Remember that you are transporting boats, people and kit. These things do not need to travel in the same way, via the same route or at the same time.<br /> * Is there somewhere nearby that hires boats (and maybe deliver and/or collect them)?<br /> * Where is the nearest station?<br /> * Does the group have enough cars with roof racks?<br /> * Does anybody have a car that could tow a trailer?<br /> * Can anybody hire a van?<br /> * Remember that kit can be bulky. A car with 4 seats may only be big enough for 3 people with all their kit.<br /> * Agree which kit will be collected by which driver and when.<br /> * Agree how everybody travels and organise meeting places and times.<br /> * Exchange mobile numbers for when things do not go to plan.<br /> <br /> ===Maps===<br /> <br /> Buy or print '''maps'''<br /> * Check the guides for the chosen location.<br /> * Locate any maps of the water you plan to paddle<br /> * Identify the access points and parking<br /> * Identify different exit points in case somebody is hurt or tired or the weather turns nasty<br /> * Locate nearby pubs or cafes<br /> <br /> ===Licensing===<br /> * Is a license required to go on this water?<br /> * Where can you get one?<br /> * If you're hiring kit, does it come with a license?<br /> <br /> ===The Plan===<br /> * You need a plan. <br /> * Where will you get on/off? <br /> * At what time? <br /> * Where will you have lunch / sleep (if overnight)?<br /> * Where CAN you get off in an emergency if things don't go according to The Plan<br /> <br /> ===Check===<br /> <br /> Start back at the top of this list and '''check''' everything<br /> * Write it all down. Distribute copies of The Plan to everybody.<br /> * Has anybody changed their minds?<br /> * Is everybody still healthy?<br /> * Can everybody still manage the chosen date?<br /> * Is all the kit you need still available?<br /> * Is all the kit you need still healthy? It is wise to check your boats before you go to collect them.<br /> * Have the weather conditions changed?<br /> * Have conditions at your chosen venue changed?<br /> * Repeat as needed.<br /> <br /> ===Go===<br /> <br /> Have fun!<br /> Take photos.<br /> <br /> ==Afterwards==<br /> <br /> * Upload a range of your photos. The web site home page displays random photos from [http://www.flickr.com/groups/thcc/pool/ our group on Flickr], so Flickr is probably a good place to put most of them.<br /> * Write a trip report for the web site. Embed a few photos in the report and include links to the other photos.<br /> * Think about how things went. Should you have planned anything differently? Any wise observations for the trip report?<br /> * Report any lost or damaged boats or equipment in [[BoatTrippy_reporting_a_faulty_boat|BoatTrippy]].<br /> * Report expenses (fuel, parking etc) through BoatTrippy and settle up with the [[Treasurer]].<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> * [[Suggested Trip Locations]]<br /> * [[Club equipment]]<br /> * [[How big is a kayak]]?<br /> * [[How big is a van]]?<br /> * [[THCCFinancialPolicy|Policy for the cost of transport on Club trips]]<br /> * {{forum|25|2177|Forum post - General Info for club WW trips}}</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Equipment_Rules&diff=4451 2022-09-05T21:00:00Z

<p>Mattboston: </p> <hr /> <div>==General Rules==<br /> <br /> *Do not seal launch boats from the pontoons.<br /> <br /> ==Whitewater boats==<br /> <br /> After using a boat, empty out any water by turning the boat upside down and emptying out of the cockpit. You should not need to take out the bung.<br /> <br /> Check that the bung is securely screwed into the boat before placing on the rack.<br /> <br /> Put the boat in the rack bow first. This ensures that the bung isn’t torn out by the rack. Also it allows the equipment officers to inspect the bungs without having to remove the boat from the rack.<br /> <br /> ==Sea kayaks==<br /> <br /> If you take a sea-kayak out at low tide and its hull gets covered in mud, please take the time to wash it down before placing back on the racks. The water tap can be found near the entrance to the workshops near the climbing wall. Recently a few (the yellow avocets, aquanauts) have been returned with a thick coating of mud which dries out and can cause damage to the skeg mechanisms.<br /> <br /> When taking and returning sea kayaks to the racks, please follow the process:<br /> <br /> *Taking: First flip the boat onto the hull, then slide out the boat, so not to damage the deck lines and bungee cords.<br /> *Returning: Slide the boat in bow first, hull down. Once in place flip the boat over onto it's deck. This is to prevent damage to the deck lines, bungee cords and skegs.<br /> <br /> ==Equipment Bookings==<br /> <br /> All club boats and equipment taken off site (including Thames trips) need to be booked: [[Equipment_booking|How to book boats / equipment]]<br /> <br /> ==Broken Boats / Equipment ==<br /> <br /> Any faults / damage that you cannot repair need to be reported, so that we now about it [[BoatTrippy_reporting_a_faulty_boat|How to report a faulty boat or equipment]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Equipment_Rules&diff=4450 2022-09-05T20:59:43Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Broken Boats */</p> <hr /> <div>==General Rules==<br /> <br /> *Do not seal launch boats from the pontoons.<br /> <br /> ==Whitewater boats==<br /> <br /> After using a boat, empty out any water by turning the boat upside down and emptying out of the cockpit. You should not need to take out the bung.<br /> <br /> Check that the bung is securely screwed into the boat before placing on the rack.<br /> <br /> Put the boat in the rack bow first. This ensures that the bung isn’t torn out by the rack. Also it allows the equipment officers to inspect the bungs without having to remove the boat from the rack.<br /> <br /> ==Sea kayaks==<br /> <br /> If you take a sea-kayak out at low tide and its hull gets covered in mud, please take the time to wash it down before placing back on the racks. The water tap can be found near the entrance to the workshops near the climbing wall. Recently a few (the yellow avocets, aquanauts) have been returned with a thick coating of mud which dries out and can cause damage to the skeg mechanisms.<br /> <br /> When taking and returning sea kayaks to the racks, please follow the process:<br /> <br /> *Taking: First flip the boat onto the hull, then slide out the boat, so not to damage the deck lines and bungee cords.<br /> *Returning: Slide the boat in bow first, hull down. Once in place flip the boat over onto it's deck. This is to prevent damage to the deck lines, bungee cords and skegs.<br /> <br /> ==Equipment Bookings==<br /> <br /> All club boats and equipment taken off site (including Thames trips) need to be booked: [[Equipment_booking|How to book boats / equipment]]<br /> <br /> ==Broken Boats / Equipment ==<br /> <br /> Any faults / damage that you cannot repair need to be reported, so that we now about it [[BoatTrippy_reporting_a_faulty_boat|How to report a faulty boat or equipment]]<br /> <br /> ==Broken Equipment==<br /> <br /> Any loss or damage to equipment, other than boats need to be reported here: [https://towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/forum/viewforum.php?f=32 Broken Equipment Forum]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=BoatTrippy_reporting_a_faulty_boat&diff=4449 2022-08-29T21:50:57Z

<p>Mattboston: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Steps:'''<br /> <br /> * Go to the '''[https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory Inventory page in BoatTrippy]''' (you may need to log in, use your forum credentials)<br /> * Search for the boat/equipment with the fault and click '''View'''. Click the '''Report Fault / Damage''' button and fill in the form and submit.<br /> * This will provide the information that the Equipment officers will use to resolve the fault so make the fault description as detailed as you can.</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Other_inventory&diff=4446 2022-07-11T11:40:37Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Paddles */</p> <hr /> <div>{{TOCright}}The additional equipment available to the [[THCC|club]].<br /> <br /> ===Paddles===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-249 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-250<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-251 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-252 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-253 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-254 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-335 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-255 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || Split in blade<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-256<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-257 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-258 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-259 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-260 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-261 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Lendal || Logik || White || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-262 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Lendal || Logik || White || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-263 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Lendal || Logik || White || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-264<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Werner || Sultan || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-265<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Werner || Sultan || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-266<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Lendal || Kinetic || Red || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-267<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Lendal || Kinetic || Red || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-268<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Schlegal || WW || Blue || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-269<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Schlegal || WW || Blue || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-270<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Schlegal || WW || Blue || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-271<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Hiko || || Black || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-272<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Ainsworth || Sidekick || Black || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-276<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Ainsworth || Sidekick || Black || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-273<br /> | WW Paddle (LH) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-274<br /> | WW Paddle (LH) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-275<br /> | WW Paddle (LH) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-277<br /> | WW Paddle (LH) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-278<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || Ainsworth || Classic C100 || Black || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-279<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-280<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-281<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-282<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-283<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-284<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-285<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-289<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-290<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Plastic) || Ainsworth || Classic C100 || Black || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-291<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-292<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-293<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-294<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood|| Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-286<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Large Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-287<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Large Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-288<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Large Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-295<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Large Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood|| Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-334<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Large Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood|| Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-296 <br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-297<br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-298<br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-299<br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-300<br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || Red || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-301<br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-302<br /> | SK Paddle || Lendal || Archipelago || Red || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-303<br /> | SK Paddle || Search || || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-304<br /> | SK Paddle || Search || || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-305<br /> | SK Paddle || Lendal || Kinetic || White/Glow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-306<br /> | SK Paddle || Lendal || Kinetic || White/Glow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-307<br /> | SK Paddle || Lendal || Kinetic || White/Glow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> !k THCC-PS-308<br /> | SK Paddle || Lendal || Kinetic || White/Glow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-309<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-311<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-312<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-313<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-314<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-315<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PP-346<br /> | Splits || Search || 346 &amp; 347 || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PP-320<br /> | Splits || || 320 &amp; 321 || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PP-322<br /> | Splits || || 322 &amp; 323 || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PP-324<br /> | Splits || || 324 &amp; 325 || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PP-326<br /> | Splits || || 326 &amp; 327 || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-339 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Green || 18/10/2021 || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-341 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Red || 22/02/2022 || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-342 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Red || 22/02/2022 || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-343 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Red || 22/02/2022 || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-344 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Red || 22/02/2022 || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-345<br /> | SK Paddle || Lendal || Kinetic || White/Glow || Unknown || OK<br /> <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Helmets===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-214<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-215<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-216<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-217<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-218<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-219<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-220<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-221<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-222<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Ace Helmets || WW || Blue || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-223<br /> | Helmet (?) || Protec || || Blue || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-224<br /> | Helmet (Small/Medium) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-225<br /> | Helmet (?) || Protec || || Black || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-226<br /> | Helmet (Small) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-227<br /> | Helmet (Small) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-228<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-229<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-231<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-232<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Polo || Face shield || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-233<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Pro Tec || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-234<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-235<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Polo || Face shield || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-236<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Ace Helmets || WW || Black || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-237<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Ace Helmets || WW || Blue || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-238<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Ace Helmets || WW || Black|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-239<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-240<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-241<br /> | Helmet (Small) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-242<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Polo || Face shield || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-243<br /> | Helmet (Small) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-244<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Polo || Face shield || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-245<br /> | Helmet (Small) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-246<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Polo || Face shield || Red || Unknown || Padding needs gluing<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-248?<br /> | Helmet (?) || Nexus || || Black || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Buoyancy Aids (PFDs)===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Size !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-421<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-422<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-423<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-424<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-425<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-426<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-427<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-428<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-429<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-431<br /> | Nookie || || Red || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-432<br /> | Palm || || Red || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-433<br /> | Palm || || Red || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-434<br /> | Palm || || Red || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-435<br /> | Reed || Aquatic || Yellow || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-436<br /> | Yak || || Red || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-437<br /> | Martek || || Blue || L || 2016 || Basin Only<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-438<br /> | Yak || || Red || L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-439<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Spraydecks===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Size !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-451<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-452<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-453<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-454<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-455<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-456<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-457<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-458<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-459<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-460<br /> | Nookie || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-461<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-462<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-463<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-464<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-465<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-466<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-467<br /> | NKM || Canvas || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Safety Kit===<br /> <br /> ====Towlines====<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-201<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Orange || May 2021 || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-202<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Orange || May 2021 || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-204<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Orange || May 2021 || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-204<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Orange || May 2021 || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-205<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-206<br /> | Unknown || 15m || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-207<br /> | Palm Ocean Pro || 10m || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-208<br /> | Nookie || 1m || Black || Unknown || Basin Only<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-209<br /> | Palm || 1m || Black || Unknown || Basin Only<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-210<br /> | Nookie || 1m || Black || Unknown || Basin Only<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-211<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-212<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ====Throwlines====<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-409<br /> | Hornet || 18m || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-410<br /> | HF || 18m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-411<br /> | Palm || 20m || Red &amp; Yellow || Apr 2016 || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-412<br /> | Nookie || 25m || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-413<br /> | HF Compact || 20m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-414<br /> | Nookie || 15m || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-415<br /> | Yak || 20m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ====Pumps====<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-328<br /> | Pump || || || Black/Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-329<br /> | Pump || || || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-330<br /> | Pump || || || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-331<br /> | Pump || || || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-336<br /> | Pump || || || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-337<br /> | Pump || || || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Number Of <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-GS<br /> | Group Shelter || 1 <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Canoeing Kit===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PL-316<br /> | Pole (pair) || || || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PL-317<br /> | Pole (pair) || || || || Unknown || Ok <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Number Of <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-KP<br /> | Kneepad (pair) || 3 <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SL<br /> | Sail || 2 <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Miscellaneous Kit===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-WH-332<br /> | Wheels || Beluga || || || Unknown || Ok <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-WH-333<br /> | Wheels || || || || Unknown || Ok <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Number Of <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PF<br /> | Paddle Float || 1 <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BB<br /> | Bib || 6 <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> *[[Equipment Officer]]<br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[River kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=EquipmentMaintenance&diff=4436 2022-06-27T18:11:16Z

<p>Mattboston: Created page with &quot;Put details of tried and tested ways to repair club equipment here.&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Put details of tried and tested ways to repair club equipment here.</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Equipment_Officer&diff=4430 2022-04-20T12:48:32Z

<p>Mattboston: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__<br /> The '''Equipment Officers''' oversee management of the equipment owned by the club.<br /> <br /> The Equipment Officers needs to ensure the following:<br /> * Current equipment inventory is correctly recorded by the club.<br /> * Club equipment is correctly identified as belonging to the club.<br /> * Club equipment is safe and in good condition.<br /> <br /> == Current equipment inventory is correctly recorded by the club. ==<br /> <br /> All club boats are recorded in the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/viewinventory boat inventory] in BoatTrippy. Equipment Officers can add and update this inventory. When adding a new boat, take a picture of it, use image reduction software such as [compressjpeg.com] and [www.iloveimg.com/resize-image] to reduce the file size down to under 500kb. Then mark the boat with a new identity number label (see next section) and a 'THCC' label. Once this has been done, use the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/newitem Add new inventory item page] to add the boat to the inventory. A new identity number will be automatically assigned, but if it doesn't match the number applied to the boat, edit it and change to the number on the boat. Once added, use the 'Upload Picture' button to upload the reduced size picture. This will make the boat available to club members to book for trips.<br /> <br /> All non-boat club equipment is listed in the *[[Other inventory]] page in this wiki. It is intended that this page will eventually be migrated into the inventory in BoatTrippy. Until then, use the wiki edit features to add new / remove retired non-boat club equipment to and from the inventory.<br /> <br /> '''Note about equipment procurement:''' Although the equipment officers can procure boats, equipment and parts, it's not the responsibility of the equipment officers to exclusively do all the procurement. If other club officials (reps etc) or members procure boats, equipment or parts for the club, this fine as long as they have pre-approval from the treasurer and let the equipment officers know so they they can be added to the inventory, or parts can be scheduled for fitting. The equipment officers are not responsible for ordering personal paddling items for members. Adding personal items to a club order is done at the discretion of the equipment officers.<br /> <br /> == Club equipment is correctly identified as belonging to the club ==<br /> <br /> All club equipment should be labelled with 'THCC' to identify that the equipment is owned by the club. Also each piece of equipment should have it's own unique number so that it can be individually identified.<br /> <br /> When adding a new boat or piece of club equipment to the inventory, it will need to be assigned a new unique number. For items with non porous surfaces (plastic, metal etc), number labels should be used. We have number labels with numbers ranging from 1 to 408. These can be found in the office. Clean any dust/dirt from the surface before applying to ensure a good bond. For items with porous surfaces (throwlines, BAs, Spray-decks etc) a permanent marker such as a sharpie should be used. For dark porous items such as spray decks, a gold/silver/white marker should be used. For marker numbering, use numbers 409 upwards to avoid duplicate assignments.<br /> <br /> Here are the number ranges for boats and equipment:<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Kit Type !! Start # !! End #<br /> |-<br /> ! Whitewater Boats <br /> | 1 || 80<br /> |-<br /> ! Playboats<br /> | 81 || 90<br /> |-<br /> ! General Purpose Boats<br /> | 91 || 100<br /> |-<br /> ! Sea kayaks<br /> | 101 || 150<br /> |-<br /> ! Canoes (single blade boats)<br /> | 151 || 160<br /> |-<br /> ! Non-boat equipment (non porous)<br /> | 201 || 400<br /> |-<br /> ! Spare<br /> | 401 || 408<br /> |-<br /> ! Non-boat equipment (porous)<br /> | 409 || Upwards<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> Idents are made by taking the prefix from below and appending the identity number (e.g. THCC-WW-38 for a white water boat).<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Kit Type !! Ident Code <br /> |-<br /> ! Whitewater Boats <br /> | THCC-WW <br /> |-<br /> ! Playboats<br /> | THCC-PB <br /> |-<br /> ! General Purpose Boats<br /> | THCC-GP <br /> |-<br /> ! Sea kayaks<br /> | THCC-SK <br /> |-<br /> ! Canoes (single blade boats)<br /> | THCC-OC <br /> |-<br /> ! Padddle Whitewater<br /> | THCC-PW<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Canoe<br /> | THCC-PC <br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Sea-kayak<br /> | THCC-PS<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Touring<br /> | THCC-PT<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Splits<br /> | THCC-PP<br /> |-<br /> ! Helmets<br /> | THCC-HM<br /> |-<br /> ! Buoyancy Aids<br /> | THCC-BA<br /> |-<br /> ! Spraydecks<br /> | THCC-SD<br /> |-<br /> ! Towlines<br /> | THCC-TL<br /> |-<br /> ! Throwlines<br /> | THCC-TH<br /> |-<br /> ! Pumps<br /> | THCC-PM<br /> |-<br /> ! Group Shelters<br /> | THCC-GS<br /> |-<br /> ! Canoe Poles<br /> | THCC-PL<br /> |-<br /> ! Canoe Sail<br /> | THCC-SL<br /> |-<br /> ! Knee Pads<br /> | THCC-KP<br /> |-<br /> ! Wheels<br /> | THCC-WL<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Floats<br /> | THCC-PF<br /> |-<br /> ! Paddle Floats<br /> | THCC-PF<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ==Club equipment is safe and in good condition.==<br /> <br /> There are two ways in which boats and equipment are kept in safe and good condition:<br /> <br /> Firstly, all club members are responsible for inspecting the equipment before and after they use it and reporting any faults / issues that they find. Details on reporting faults can be found on the [[Equipment Rules]] page.<br /> <br /> The equipment officers will regularly review the [https://thcc-boattrippy.azurewebsites.net/openfaultreports fault list] and mark any boats that are no longer trip-worthy as 'In-Repair'. This will prevent members from booking 'unsafe' boats for trips. Once the boats have been repaired, the equipment officers can 'Resolve' the issue and return the boat to the booking pool. If a boat that needs to be marked as 'In-Repair' has one or more future bookings, the equipment officers will need to contact the member(s) and advise them to book another boat. This will free up the boat to be taken out of the booking pool. If the boat turns out to be unrepairable (i.e. it has a large split in the hull) it can be 'retired' which will permanently remove it from the booking pool.<br /> <br /> Secondly, the equipment officers are responsible for arranging periodic boat and equipment inspection and maintenance sessions. These are advertised in advance so that club members can volunteer to help inspect the equipment and carry out basic repairs on club nights. Sometimes the repairs will take longer, in which case additional sessions will be advertised where members can arrange to meet outside club hours to make specific technical repairs to boats and equipment (such as re-rigging and compartment sealing of sea kayaks etc). To prepare for the session, the equipment officers will need to prepare a list of boats and equipment that are to be inspected and post this on the forum so that club members know which items not to use that evening. This list will include items from the fault list and items that that are due a safety and condition check (more on this later). This list can also be printed out and displayed at the boat cage. Once repair and inspection sessions are complete, details should be fed back to the equipment officers so that the inventory can be updated as appropriate. Also, anything learned, or new sources for parts should be documented in the [[BoatMaintenance|Boat Maintenance]] page.<br /> <br /> Safety checks: Boats and equipment need to be periodically checked for safety. An example of this is checking that buoyancy aids remain buoyant by testing with weights in the water. A condition check will ascertain that the item is still fit for purpose and is within it's reasonable life expectancy for it's type. A full list of safety and condition checks and the recommended test frequency will be added here shortly. <br /> <br /> == More ==<br /> <br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[River kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Other inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]<br /> *[[BoatMaintenance|Boat Maintenance]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Other_inventory&diff=4423 2022-03-26T17:41:34Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Paddles */</p> <hr /> <div>{{TOCright}}The additional equipment available to the [[THCC|club]].<br /> <br /> ===Paddles===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-249 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-250<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-251 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-252 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-253 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-254 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-335 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-255 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || Split in blade<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-256<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-257 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-258 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-259 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-260 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-261 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Lendal || Logik || White || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-262 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Lendal || Logik || White || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-263 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Lendal || Logik || White || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-264<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Werner || Sultan || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-265<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Werner || Sultan || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-266<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Lendal || Kinetic || Red || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-267<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Lendal || Kinetic || Red || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-268<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Schlegal || WW || Blue || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-269<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Schlegal || WW || Blue || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-270<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Schlegal || WW || Blue || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-271<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Hiko || || Black || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-272<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Ainsworth || Sidekick || Black || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-276<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Ainsworth || Sidekick || Black || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-273<br /> | WW Paddle (LH) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-274<br /> | WW Paddle (LH) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-275<br /> | WW Paddle (LH) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-277<br /> | WW Paddle (LH) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-278<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || Ainsworth || Classic C100 || Black || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-279<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-280<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-281<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-282<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-283<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-284<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-285<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-289<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-290<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Plastic) || Ainsworth || Classic C100 || Black || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-291<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-292<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-293<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-294<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood|| Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-286<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Large Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-287<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Large Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-288<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Large Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-295<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Large Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood|| Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-334<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Large Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood|| Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-296 <br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-297<br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-298<br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-299<br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-300<br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || Red || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-301<br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-302<br /> | SK Paddle || Lendal || Archipelago || Red || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-303<br /> | SK Paddle || Search || || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-304<br /> | SK Paddle || Search || || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-305<br /> | SK Paddle || Lendal || Kinetic || White/Glow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-306<br /> | SK Paddle || Lendal || Kinetic || White/Glow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-307<br /> | SK Paddle || Lendal || Kinetic || White/Glow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> !k THCC-PS-308<br /> | SK Paddle || Lendal || Kinetic || White/Glow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-309<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-311<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-312<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-313<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-314<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-315<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PP-318<br /> | Splits || Search || 318 &amp; 319 || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PP-320<br /> | Splits || || 320 &amp; 321 || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PP-322<br /> | Splits || || 322 &amp; 323 || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PP-324<br /> | Splits || || 324 &amp; 325 || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PP-326<br /> | Splits || || 326 &amp; 327 || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-339 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Green || 18/10/2021 || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-341 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Red || 22/02/2022 || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-342 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Red || 22/02/2022 || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-343 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Red || 22/02/2022 || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-344 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Red || 22/02/2022 || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-345<br /> | SK Paddle || Lendal || Kinetic || White/Glow || Unknown || OK<br /> <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Helmets===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-214<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-215<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-216<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-217<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-218<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-219<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-220<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-221<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-222<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Ace Helmets || WW || Blue || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-223<br /> | Helmet (?) || Protec || || Blue || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-224<br /> | Helmet (Small/Medium) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-225<br /> | Helmet (?) || Protec || || Black || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-226<br /> | Helmet (Small) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-227<br /> | Helmet (Small) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-228<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-229<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-231<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-232<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Polo || Face shield || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-233<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Pro Tec || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-234<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-235<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Polo || Face shield || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-236<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Ace Helmets || WW || Black || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-237<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Ace Helmets || WW || Blue || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-238<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Ace Helmets || WW || Black|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-239<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-240<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-241<br /> | Helmet (Small) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-242<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Polo || Face shield || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-243<br /> | Helmet (Small) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-244<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Polo || Face shield || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-245<br /> | Helmet (Small) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-246<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Polo || Face shield || Red || Unknown || Padding needs gluing<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-248?<br /> | Helmet (?) || Nexus || || Black || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Buoyancy Aids (PFDs)===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Size !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-421<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-422<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-423<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-424<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-425<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-426<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-427<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-428<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-429<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-431<br /> | Nookie || || Red || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-432<br /> | Palm || || Red || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-433<br /> | Palm || || Red || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-434<br /> | Palm || || Red || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-435<br /> | Reed || Aquatic || Yellow || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-436<br /> | Yak || || Red || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-437<br /> | Martek || || Blue || L || 2016 || Basin Only<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-438<br /> | Yak || || Red || L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-439<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Spraydecks===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Size !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-451<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-452<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-453<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-454<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-455<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-456<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-457<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-458<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-459<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-460<br /> | Nookie || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-461<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-462<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-463<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-464<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-465<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-466<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-467<br /> | NKM || Canvas || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Safety Kit===<br /> <br /> ====Towlines====<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-201<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Orange || May 2021 || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-202<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Orange || May 2021 || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-204<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Orange || May 2021 || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-204<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Orange || May 2021 || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-205<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-206<br /> | Unknown || 15m || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-207<br /> | Palm Ocean Pro || 10m || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-208<br /> | Nookie || 1m || Black || Unknown || Basin Only<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-209<br /> | Palm || 1m || Black || Unknown || Basin Only<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-210<br /> | Nookie || 1m || Black || Unknown || Basin Only<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-211<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-212<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ====Throwlines====<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-409<br /> | Hornet || 18m || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-410<br /> | HF || 18m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-411<br /> | Palm || 20m || Red &amp; Yellow || Apr 2016 || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-412<br /> | Nookie || 25m || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-413<br /> | HF Compact || 20m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-414<br /> | Nookie || 15m || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-415<br /> | Yak || 20m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ====Pumps====<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-328<br /> | Pump || || || Black/Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-329<br /> | Pump || || || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-330<br /> | Pump || || || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-331<br /> | Pump || || || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-336<br /> | Pump || || || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-337<br /> | Pump || || || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Number Of <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-GS<br /> | Group Shelter || 1 <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Canoeing Kit===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PL-316<br /> | Pole (pair) || || || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PL-317<br /> | Pole (pair) || || || || Unknown || Ok <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Number Of <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-KP<br /> | Kneepad (pair) || 3 <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SL<br /> | Sail || 2 <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Miscellaneous Kit===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-WH-332<br /> | Wheels || Beluga || || || Unknown || Ok <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-WH-333<br /> | Wheels || || || || Unknown || Ok <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Number Of <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PF<br /> | Paddle Float || 1 <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BB<br /> | Bib || 6 <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> *[[Equipment Officer]]<br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[River kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Basin_site_plan&diff=4422 2022-03-11T13:56:25Z

<p>Mattboston: </p> <hr /> <div>General plan of the [[SBOAC]] site.<br /> <br /> [[Image:Sboac-site-plan.jpg]]<br /> <br /> {{Multicolumn}}<br /> ; '''A''' THCC Club Office<br /> ; '''B''' THCC Paddle store<br /> ; '''C''' THCC Private boat cage<br /> <br /> {{Nextcolumn}}<br /> <br /> ; '''D''' SBOAC Dock boat cage<br /> ; '''E''' Shared &quot;Large&quot; boat cage<br /> ; '''F''' SBOAC Buoyancy aid room<br /> <br /> {{Nextcolumn}}<br /> <br /> ; '''G''' SBOAC &quot;Garage&quot; paddle store<br /> ; '''H''' Caretaker’s House<br /> ; '''R''' River gate<br /> <br /> {{Nextcolumn}}<br /> <br /> ; '''M''' Men's changing room<br /> ; '''W''' Woman's changing room<br /> <br /> {{EndMulticolumn}}<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> * '''Address''' - 3-4 Shadwell Pierhead, Glamis Road, London E1W 3TD<br /> * [[Location|Location and maps]]</div>

Mattboston https://www.towerhamletscanoeclub.co.uk/mediawiki/index.php?title=Other_inventory&diff=4421 2022-03-01T20:35:37Z

<p>Mattboston: /* Paddles */</p> <hr /> <div>{{TOCright}}The additional equipment available to the [[THCC|club]].<br /> <br /> ===Paddles===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-249 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-250<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-251 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-252 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-253 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-254 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-335 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-255 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || Split in blade<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-256<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-257 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-258 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-259 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-260 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-261 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Lendal || Logik || White || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-262 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Lendal || Logik || White || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-263 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Lendal || Logik || White || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-264<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Werner || Sultan || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-265<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Werner || Sultan || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-266<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Lendal || Kinetic || Red || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-267<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Lendal || Kinetic || Red || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-268<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Schlegal || WW || Blue || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-269<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Schlegal || WW || Blue || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-270<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Schlegal || WW || Blue || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-271<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Hiko || || Black || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-272<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Ainsworth || Sidekick || Black || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-276<br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Ainsworth || Sidekick || Black || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-273<br /> | WW Paddle (LH) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-274<br /> | WW Paddle (LH) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-275<br /> | WW Paddle (LH) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-277<br /> | WW Paddle (LH) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-278<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || Ainsworth || Classic C100 || Black || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-279<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-280<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-281<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-282<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-283<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-284<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-285<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Small Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-289<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-290<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Plastic) || Ainsworth || Classic C100 || Black || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-291<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-292<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-293<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-294<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Medium Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood|| Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-286<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Large Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-287<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Large Plastic) || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-288<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Large Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-295<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Large Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood|| Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PC-334<br /> | Canoe Paddle (Large Wood) || Grey Owl || Voyager || Wood|| Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-296 <br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-297<br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-298<br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-299<br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-300<br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || Red || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-301<br /> | SK Paddle || Celtic || Kinetic || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-302<br /> | SK Paddle || Lendal || Archipelago || Red || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-303<br /> | SK Paddle || Search || || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-304<br /> | SK Paddle || Search || || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-305<br /> | SK Paddle || Lendal || Kinetic || White/Glow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-306<br /> | SK Paddle || Lendal || Kinetic || White/Glow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-307<br /> | SK Paddle || Lendal || Kinetic || White/Glow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PS-308<br /> | SK Paddle || Lendal || Kinetic || White/Glow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-309<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-311<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-312<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-313<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-314<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PT-315<br /> | Touring Paddle || || || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PP-318<br /> | Splits || Search || 318 &amp; 319 || Yellow || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PP-320<br /> | Splits || || 320 &amp; 321 || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PP-322<br /> | Splits || || 322 &amp; 323 || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PP-324<br /> | Splits || || 324 &amp; 325 || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PP-326<br /> | Splits || || 326 &amp; 327 || || Unknown || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-339 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || Palm || Maverick || Green || 18/10/2021 || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-340 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Red || 22/02/2022 || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-341 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Red || 22/02/2022 || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-342 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Red || 22/02/2022 || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-343 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Red || 22/02/2022 || OK<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PW-344 <br /> | WW Paddle (RH) || TNP || Rapa || Red || 22/02/2022 || OK<br /> <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Helmets===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-214<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-215<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-216<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-217<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-218<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-219<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-220<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-221<br /> | Helmet (?) || NRS || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-222<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Ace Helmets || WW || Blue || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-223<br /> | Helmet (?) || Protec || || Blue || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-224<br /> | Helmet (Small/Medium) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-225<br /> | Helmet (?) || Protec || || Black || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-226<br /> | Helmet (Small) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-227<br /> | Helmet (Small) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-228<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-229<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-231<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Peak UK || || White || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-232<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Polo || Face shield || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-233<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Pro Tec || || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-234<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-235<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Polo || Face shield || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-236<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Ace Helmets || WW || Black || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-237<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Ace Helmets || WW || Blue || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-238<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Ace Helmets || WW || Black|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-239<br /> | Helmet (Large) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-240<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-241<br /> | Helmet (Small) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-242<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Polo || Face shield || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-243<br /> | Helmet (Small) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-244<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Polo || Face shield || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-245<br /> | Helmet (Small) || Ace Helmets || WW || Red|| Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-246<br /> | Helmet (Medium) || Polo || Face shield || Red || Unknown || Padding needs gluing<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-HM-248?<br /> | Helmet (?) || Nexus || || Black || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Buoyancy Aids (PFDs)===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Size !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-421<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-422<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-423<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-424<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-425<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-426<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-427<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-428<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-429<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-431<br /> | Nookie || || Red || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-432<br /> | Palm || || Red || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-433<br /> | Palm || || Red || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-434<br /> | Palm || || Red || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-435<br /> | Reed || Aquatic || Yellow || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-436<br /> | Yak || || Red || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-437<br /> | Martek || || Blue || L || 2016 || Basin Only<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-438<br /> | Yak || || Red || L || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BA-439<br /> | Yak || Kallista 50N || Yellow || M/L || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Spraydecks===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Size !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-451<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-452<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-453<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-454<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-455<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-456<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-457<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-458<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-459<br /> | Playboater || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-460<br /> | Nookie || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-461<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-462<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-463<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-464<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-465<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-466<br /> | Lomo || Neoprene || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SD-467<br /> | NKM || Canvas || Black || M || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Safety Kit===<br /> <br /> ====Towlines====<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-201<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Orange || May 2021 || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-202<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Orange || May 2021 || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-204<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Orange || May 2021 || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-204<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Orange || May 2021 || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-205<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-206<br /> | Unknown || 15m || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-207<br /> | Palm Ocean Pro || 10m || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-208<br /> | Nookie || 1m || Black || Unknown || Basin Only<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-209<br /> | Palm || 1m || Black || Unknown || Basin Only<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-210<br /> | Nookie || 1m || Black || Unknown || Basin Only<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-211<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TL-212<br /> | Peak UK || 15m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ====Throwlines====<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-409<br /> | Hornet || 18m || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-410<br /> | HF || 18m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-411<br /> | Palm || 20m || Red &amp; Yellow || Apr 2016 || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-412<br /> | Nookie || 25m || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-413<br /> | HF Compact || 20m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-414<br /> | Nookie || 15m || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-TH-415<br /> | Yak || 20m || Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ====Pumps====<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-328<br /> | Pump || || || Black/Red || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-329<br /> | Pump || || || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-330<br /> | Pump || || || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-331<br /> | Pump || || || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-336<br /> | Pump || || || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PM-337<br /> | Pump || || || Yellow || Unknown || Ok<br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Number Of <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-GS<br /> | Group Shelter || 1 <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Canoeing Kit===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PL-316<br /> | Pole (pair) || || || || Unknown || Ok<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PL-317<br /> | Pole (pair) || || || || Unknown || Ok <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Number Of <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-KP<br /> | Kneepad (pair) || 3 <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-SL<br /> | Sail || 2 <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ===Miscellaneous Kit===<br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Make !! Model !! Colour !! Acquired !! Trip Suitable<br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-WH-332<br /> | Wheels || Beluga || || || Unknown || Ok <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-WH-333<br /> | Wheels || || || || Unknown || Ok <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> {{wikitable}}<br /> ! Ident !! Kit Type !! Number Of <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-PF<br /> | Paddle Float || 1 <br /> |-<br /> ! THCC-BB<br /> | Bib || 6 <br /> {{endwikitable}}<br /> <br /> ==More==<br /> <br /> *[[Equipment Officer]]<br /> *[[Club equipment]]<br /> *[[Open canoe inventory]]<br /> *[[Sea kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[River kayak inventory]]<br /> *[[Boat tags]]<br /> *[[Equipment booking]]<br /> *[[Basin access]]<br /> *[[First Aid kits]]</div>

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