Replacement for pop up cleats and door jam.
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Does anyone know what type of spring loaded pop up cleats were used in my 2008 35' Fountain Lightning? A couple are bent and no longer pop out. They've been straightened and lubricated a few times but I need something new. I'd just as soon get a pull up cleat that would fit, if anybody knows what would work with the existing holes.
While I'm at it, my cabin door lock actually ripped out of the door, so a screw no longer holds. Epoxy doesn't hold the latch on the door very well and breaks loose while running. It would make sense to hold the door open while running so it doesn't repetitively slam. What's the best way to do that and if possible tell me which fitting to purchase.
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While I'm at it, my cabin door lock actually ripped out of the door, so a screw no longer holds. Epoxy doesn't hold the latch on the door very well and breaks loose while running. It would make sense to hold the door open while running so it doesn't repetitively slam. What's the best way to do that and if possible tell me which fitting to purchase.
Thanks-
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From: Long Island, NY
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They look like better cleats but cost more. 165$ vs 90$. But if you're rafted up and get hit with a boat wake, mine bend and no longer pop back up. They also are a slightly different size and shape.
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While I'm at it, my cabin door lock actually ripped out of the door, so a screw no longer holds. Epoxy doesn't hold the latch on the door very well and breaks loose while running. It would make sense to hold the door open while running so it doesn't repetitively slam. What's the best way to do that and if possible tell me which fitting to purchase.
Thanks-
While I'm at it, my cabin door lock actually ripped out of the door, so a screw no longer holds. Epoxy doesn't hold the latch on the door very well and breaks loose while running. It would make sense to hold the door open while running so it doesn't repetitively slam. What's the best way to do that and if possible tell me which fitting to purchase.
Thanks-
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Here it is; Perko part:
http://www.perko.com/catalog/cabinet..._&_door_stops/
http://www.ebay.com/itm/WINDOW-SLIDI...JXUGyZ&vxp=mtr





