[alberg30] Sea Hoods

[Alan P. Kefauver]

From: "Alan P. Kefauver" <apk2 at home.com>

Sea Hood must have been an option, as Andante#152 sold in 1965 has one.

Speaking of Sea Hoods, how do you remove the sliding hatch without removing the Sea Hood? I removed the metal fingers that fit under the track, but something is still holding the hatch in the back, and I can't see what it is. Can't reach anything either. I don't want to have to remove the Sea Hood and reinstall (rebed etc.) unless absolutely necessary when I replace the hatch.
Alan
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On 1/22/2000 at 1:18 AM Rap1208 at aol.com wrote:

>From: Rap1208 at aol.com
>
>One other suggestion, on older boats there was no sea hood, on the front of 
>the sliding hatch, and sometimes a big wave floods the cabin top, and runs 
>below.  The cure is a piece of door sweep, plastic and metal.  Drill small 
>holes to take brass wood screws. and screw it in place. Make sure it has a 
>little curve to it, for a good seal.  trim to fit the sides as close as you 
>can.  Stops almost al the water. Very cheap cure.
>
>Russ
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