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deck hatches
Nigel wrote:
I need to buy a new deck hatch. The choice seems to be either a Lewmar 60 or a Houdini super 50 foredeck hatch. There's also Gebo. I've recently replaced a Lewmar 60 (I think it's a 60 - approx hole size 50x50cm) with a Gebo from Seateach for £237. They are both the same size (they're both the same size) Something tells me they might be the same size. The Lewmar has Perspex (12mm I think) and the Houdini 6mm toughen glass. Houdini are a lot cheaper My Lewmar was of the older "roll-stop" design. I replaced it because the perspex had cracked, as a result of the Lewmar's design feature that the click-stops only go as far as 90 degrees. If you push open beyond straight-up, it just falls fully open, unbraked, onto whatever happens to be lying on deck at the time, such as the anchor. :-( You can have my broken Lewmar if you like, and if you want to see if you can pop the perspex out of its frame and source a replacement, and drill holes for the handles and transfer them. You can have it for £0 plus postage. |
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