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Simpson Lawrence spares
Over the week end, the SL400 toilet in my yacht ceased to pump out
efficiently. On Sunday afternoon, I removed it from the boat ant took it home to dismantle it. Having established that some of the seals were "past their sell by date" I was lucky to find this company on the internet, http://www.slspares.co.uk/, despite advice that spares were unobtainable now from prophets of gloom and doom ! I placed my order on line at about 9.00pm on Sunday, and am delighted to report that it has just arrived in this morning's post. Outstanding service indeed! No connections etc. |
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Re: Simpson Lawrence spares
On Tue, 04 Sep 2007 00:56:53 -0700, broadssailor <graham.trimmer@tiscali.co.uk>
wrote: >Over the week end, the SL400 toilet in my yacht ceased to pump out >efficiently. On Sunday afternoon, I removed it from the boat ant took >it home to dismantle it. >Having established that some of the seals were "past their sell by >date" I was lucky to find this company on the internet, http://www.slspares.co.uk/, >despite advice that spares were unobtainable now from prophets of >gloom and doom ! >I placed my order on line at about 9.00pm on Sunday, and am delighted >to report that it has just arrived in this morning's post. >Outstanding service indeed! >No connections etc. Bad move. You should have binned it and bought something else. Binning my SL 401 9 years ago has resulted in 9 toilet problem free years. I had never had boat toilet problem free years before. -- Martin |
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Re: Simpson Lawrence spares
On 4 Sep, 08:56, broadssailor <graham.trim...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
> Over the week end, the SL400 toilet in my yacht ceased to pump out > efficiently. On Sunday afternoon, I removed it from the boat ant took > it home to dismantle it. Just you wait. Martin will be along soon to tell us that he couldn't get his SL to work and will insist that you use one of those crappy Dutch toy toilets instead .... Ian |
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Re: Simpson Lawrence spares
On Tue, 04 Sep 2007 12:08:48 -0700, Ian <ian.groups@btinternet.com> wrote:
>On 4 Sep, 08:56, broadssailor <graham.trim...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote: >> Over the week end, the SL400 toilet in my yacht ceased to pump out >> efficiently. On Sunday afternoon, I removed it from the boat ant took >> it home to dismantle it. > >Just you wait. Martin will be along soon to tell us that he couldn't >get his SL to work It's not true, but even if it was, why should anybody have to get a reliable product to work? >and will insist that you use one of those crappy >Dutch toy toilets instead .... *Both* SL toilets that I put up with for more than 20 years leaked. Any boat toilet is better than a SL. Things like SL toilets put British industry and SL where they are today. In the mean time RM have sold more than a 100,000. Mine has worked without a problem or leaking for 9 years. -- Martin |
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Re: Simpson Lawrence spares
On 4 Sep, 22:17, Martin <m...@address.invalid> wrote:
> *Both* SL toilets that I put up with for more than 20 years leaked. And mine doesn't leak a drop. Ian |
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Re: Simpson Lawrence spares
On 5 Sep, 09:32, Martin <m...@address.invalid> wrote:
> > > http://www.westerly-yachts.co.uk/spares.htmlsell most toilet spares, including > those of SL. I have no idea if their prices are competitive > -- > > Martin Same price as I paid |
