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Date Posted: - Friday - 04/ 8/11 - 12:39pm
Author: Tom Kucera
Subject: Baffled no more
In reply to: Tom Kucera 's message, "Companionway hatch M32 - continuing bafflement" on - Wednesday - 04/ 6/11 - 8:58pm

After a Eureka! moment, I removed the rolled-up mosquito netting from the inside of the hatch cover, which allowed me to slide the cover forward another half an inch and exposed the last screw holding the brass sliders on. The hatch came right off. Another lesson learned...

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[> [> [> Nice to know -- Paul M31 #106 NJ, - Friday - 04/ 8/11 - 4:41pm

Now I know how to too.

Thanks!


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