Engine Store

These items may be kept in the Engine Store

  • One outboard
  • One pair of oars or paddles stored vertically.
  • One 12v battery contained in a pukka housing if the outboard is electric.
  • For those with inflatable tenders, one pump kept behind the rail.
  • One buoyancy aid may be kept behind and hung from the engine rail.
  • No fuel tanks apart from those integral to an outboard engine
  • No clothing, e.g. footwear, waders, overalls
  • No other items e.g. buoys, fenders, chain, containers ….

Unauthorised items may be removed from the Store by the Harbour Board and placed near the rubbish bins at any time.

 

Personal Key to the Engine Store

Once you have been offered a vacant engine store position, you can obtain a key by emailing the membership secretary.   On return of the key your deposit will be refunded.

    Positions May 2026

                                     Far-end Bays
               Forde  Scudamore Upchurch Yeates
West wall (left as seen from entrance)

corner:  oars
Bay 6  Lawry,  Wilson/Brown

Bay 5  Baynes, Geale, Newman
Bay 4  Harwood, Teague, Whiter
Buttress
Bay 3   Boaden, M-Wiggin.
Bay 2   Belcher, Rejzl, Woolacott
Bay 1   Govan, Holt, Morrison

East wall (right seen from entrance)

corner: tools

Bay 7    Sissons, Wookey

Bay 8    Fowler, Whilding

Bay 9     Archer, Conboy, Fitzgerald, Maltby E

Bay 10   Hess, Ingham, Lupton P, Welton, 

Bay 11   Crisp, Wheeler

Bay 12   Jellard, McDougall, Streather, Wadhams

Please contact lfhamemsec@gmail.com for updates or to request a space.

Bays are defined by space between vertical metal supports of the wooden rail.  Bays have various widths, so can only accommodate certain combinations of wider  (4-stroke)  and/or slimmer (2-stroke) outboard units.

Names shown against Bays are in alphabetical order, not in any order in which members’ outboards need to be placed.  

No waiting List early May 2026