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Unread 04-04-2004, 05:04 PM
garbubba garbubba is offline
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Default Cuddy Hatch trouble

The cuddy hatch on my boat has always given me trouble. *The two sections seperate in rough seas (just when you nedd a hatch bouncing back at you!) *It was modified by the previous owner with some screws at the ridge on the front edge of the bottom piece, I was wondering what was there originally? *
There is a good deal of play between the teak on the upper section too.

Any ideas?

Doug
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Default Re: Cuddy Hatch trouble

Garubba, Where you have the screws there should be a piece half round 1/2" in dia. mounted. This pulles the front (upper) hatch closed. Don,t have a camera maybe somelse can post picture? Crusher
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Unread 04-05-2004, 10:28 PM
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Default Re: Cuddy Hatch trouble

I'd love to see a pic, I'm still a bit confused. The trim is hidden under the top hatch?

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