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Date Posted: - Saturday - 03/12/11 - 1:51pm
Author: Doug Wilson
Subject: Hatch
In reply to:
Tom Kucera
's message, "Companionway hatch M32" on - Thursday - 03/10/11 - 10:02pm
Remove the screws on the brass slides, slip them aft hatch comes off.
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Companionway hatch -- Tom Kucera, - Thursday - 03/17/11 - 12:52pm
Thanks. I did look at removing the brass sliders as a possibility, but was hoping I was just being thick in not seeing another, easier way. With all those screws having been untouched for some time, I can see multiple opportunities for this to become an epic, rather than routine maintenance. Such is life, I guess, with an old boat.
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Companionway hatch -- Gene Trentham, - Thursday - 03/17/11 - 7:34pm
Tom
Unless your hatch is epoxied together. On the forward end are screws under plugs. Remove them and the cross piece comes off and the hatch slides off, forward. I did it that way 25 years ago, but have to do it again. This time I'll removed the slide screws as I don't want to dismantle the hatch.
have fun
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Companionway hatch -- Tom Kucera, - Thursday - 03/24/11 - 5:19pm
Gene and Doug,
Thanks. I think, if it ever stops raining, I'll attack the sliders. I just hope I can access all the screws. A cursory look indicated that some of the slider screws remain under the hatch, inaccessible, even when I move the hatch all the way forward (open), and all the way aft. I hope I'm wrong, but...
A clarification: you said you removed screws on the forward end of the hatch, removed the cross piece, and slid the hatch off forward. I'm confused - did you slide the hatch off aft, i.e., without the forward cross piece to stop it? Not that I plan on dismantling the hatch structurally.
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Companionway Hatch -- Gene Trentham, - Sunday - 03/27/11 - 8:58pm
Aft. Your correct. Sorry, even though it was a long time ago, aft only makes sense.
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