Companionway Hatch Cover

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Companionway Hatch Cover

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I have a request for a new companionway hatch cover and I wonder if there is more interest in this item. If i get 2 orders, we will consider making a run of covers.
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We are making sliding hatch covers on an individual basis here in Louisville.

If you are interested we can make a new clear or frosted sliding cover for $275 plus freight.
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I came across your group and it has great info. I currently have a S2 8.0B.
Would the Companionway Hatch replacement for the 7.9 also fit the 8.0B?
Mine does not have the nice SS handle, just a plastic knob. I would like to order
one if it will fit. Also need the forward hatch. neither leak, just crazed very badly.
thanks
Tim
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Hey Tim,

I am interested in purchasing a new front hatch. From the date of your post, I am sure that you have already done it. What did you go with?

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I found one for sale. A member read post and contacted me a few weeks ago. The 7.9 CW slider is the same as the 8.0B. I'm none searching for the forward Vberth hatch. The new CW is nice and tinted bronze.
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My hatch is good, but the slides are in bad shape. What is a good source for replacements. I have not found them in catalogs.
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If your hatch slides are banged up I cannot help, butif they have just gone white from exposure there is a fix.
Wipe them down with acatone until they are back to the black then paint them with a clear coat I used Minwax Helmsman.
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Tim, I'm in if they are tinted or bronze. Thanks.
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I made new slides out of aluminum bar stock. The local machine shop cut the groove and I drilled the nounting holes. Had them powder coated black. They work great.
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awolczyk wrote:We are making sliding hatch covers on an individual basis here in Louisville.

If you are interested we can make a new clear or frosted sliding cover for $275 plus freight.
please contact me, interested in a frosted or clear cover thanks
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Re: Companionway Hatch Cover

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I originally posted a wrong number for the cost of the sliding hatch cover the cost is $375 plus freight.

Additionally we have a stock of black or white UHMW hatch slide rails at $65/pair plus freight.
These rails are long and must be cut to length for each boat.

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Do the hatch slide rails have the mounting holes pre-drilled?
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Chris, What have you learned? So my problem is just the sliding tracks. Treating them like parallel bars in the gym breaks off the top tab. It seems like Wolczyk may have the answer.
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