John I decided to do it like your hatch on all my hulls. I ordered 10 SS Knurled thumb screws and epoxied Blind nuts under the lip of my hulls. I am going to use a rubber washer under them to keep the water out. That should keep my hatches on for sure.
Almost sunk my Delta Force 33" Today
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Ray, I still have my first two FE mono hulls and each secured with six blind nuts and SS allen head bolts with O rings and weather strip around the hull openning but I found them a pita to secure and open. I then got lazy and used tape only. I may rethink this after your escapade.Originally posted by Raydee View PostJohn I decided to do it like your hatch on all my hulls. I ordered 10 SS Knurled thumb screws and epoxied Blind nuts under the lip of my hulls. I am going to use a rubber washer under them to keep the water out. That should keep my hatches on for sure.
Douggie
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Yeah Douggie it was def a eye opener for me. There is a chance that it may never happen to me again but I really don't want to take that chance.Team Liquid Dash
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Yeah but sometimes after waiting for the weekend to come you have to take some chop.Team Liquid Dash
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Exotica I was going to do that exact sme thing but decided thumb screws would be a little easier and "toolless".Team Liquid Dash
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Here is what I ended up doing on my SprintCat hull and I will be doing this on all my hulls. I ended up using Thumb screws with blind nuts mounted on the inside of the hull. I used Nuts loctited on the bottom side of the hatch so they can't come off and I used thick rubber washers under the blind nuts to seal out and water.

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