Hatch Replacement 101
Monday - January 14, 2008•Views: 5610••
I ran across a couple of new Lewmar Hatches on Ebay so I decided to replace a couple of mine that were getting a little tired.
To break the old seal I used a piece of 2 x 4 cut to fit under the flange and a small hydraulic jack.
Need to go easy and give it a few minutes. Just work your way around the flange using some wooden spacers.
The new flange holes did not align up exactly so I filled the old ones with epoxy and drilled new holes.
To break the old seal I used a piece of 2 x 4 cut to fit under the flange and a small hydraulic jack.
Need to go easy and give it a few minutes. Just work your way around the flange using some wooden spacers.
The new flange holes did not align up exactly so I filled the old ones with epoxy and drilled new holes.
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