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Nice looking!
I like the light and air that such a hatch brings in. It looks like you have also added a traveler for a self-tacking jib.
Has this upgrade made it hard to fit a vang?
Anyway, nice finish work!!
Loren
I like the light and air that such a hatch brings in. It looks like you have also added a traveler for a self-tacking jib.
Has this upgrade made it hard to fit a vang?
Anyway, nice finish work!!
Loren
Excellent Job!
Nice job on the skylight - makes me want to rip out my salon's hatch.... Nice picture in the post too - congrats on being the first user to take advantage of this new feature!
//sse
Nice job on the skylight - makes me want to rip out my salon's hatch.... Nice picture in the post too - congrats on being the first user to take advantage of this new feature!
//sse
Landlocked Capn
Member II
Guys, I've got an 1973 E25, and since my girl is somewhat shorter than the boat in a picture (although she's actually IN the water), I hate that square hatch. It's old wood, and I need to replace it. I don't have the time to construct my own, and was wondering if any of the low profile models on the market today will do the trick on my boat. Any recommendations?
Sure - go to Lewmar's main site and check out the medium and low profile hatches. The Ocean Series is due for discontinuation - and the medium and low profile versions can be disassembled - so the lexan can be replaced.
//sse
//sse
Landlocked Capn
Member II
Thanks Sean, I appreciate the advice.
Eric
Eric