Now that I don't have teak decks anymore, I don't need the aft hatch I rebuilt last year. It was fully rebonded with West Epoxy on a jig, and is flat and strong. Measures 20 X 18 inches.
One handle missing.
Free to a good home. Just pay the shipping. I'll find out what that might be if you are interested and we know where it's going.
I'd hate to toss it after all the labor to rebuild it.
Thanks
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Free Aft Hatch
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Free Aft Hatch
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Re: Free Aft Hatch
Got any planks that are decent?
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1983 40 Albin trunk cabin
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Re: Free Aft Hatch
Not sure what you mean. I'm ripping out this side tomorrow, it's all good, 3/8 thick wood. I hate tossing it in the trash.jleonard wrote:Got any planks that are decent?
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Re: Free Aft Hatch
What's easy to package? I could use 2 or 3 decent pieces for "patching" perhaps. If you felt like saving a few I would gladly pay you shipping to Ct.
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Re: Free Aft Hatch
I spent today ripping out the port side. I sanded the decks and filled all the holes. I found at least a dozen problems that I'm very happy to have found and eliminated. All that's left is the starboard side.jleonard wrote:What's easy to package? I could use 2 or 3 decent pieces for "patching" perhaps. If you felt like saving a few I would gladly pay you shipping to Ct.
When you remove the teak you use a crowbar and break it into pieces. There is probably nothing usable. To remove them carefully would be a big job.
You might want to consider a vacation in California and help me on the starboard side. You can have it all.
Seriously, let me know what size pieces you might be able to use and I'll see if I can save some for you.
You are still welcome to help. lol
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Re: Free Aft Hatch
I appreciate the invitation. I really do.
Like I said IF you end up with a few pieces 2 feet long or so would be all I'd want. IF they come up intact.
If not don't worry about it.
Like I said IF you end up with a few pieces 2 feet long or so would be all I'd want. IF they come up intact.
If not don't worry about it.
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1983 40 Albin trunk cabin
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1983 40 Albin trunk cabin
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Re: Free Aft Hatch
I finished removing all the teak, and unfortunately it all went into the dumpster. Breaking it into pieces was the easiest way to remove it.
Next step is to add a layer of mat and epoxy resin. Not for strength, but to make sure it never leaks again. Then to fill, sand, fill, fair, paint, and add non skid. I will post photos if anyone want to see the progress.
It will be complete in two weeks!
No takers on the hatch?
Next step is to add a layer of mat and epoxy resin. Not for strength, but to make sure it never leaks again. Then to fill, sand, fill, fair, paint, and add non skid. I will post photos if anyone want to see the progress.
It will be complete in two weeks!
No takers on the hatch?