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Gray Wolf · 10-11-2011, 15:35

the companion way slider, because it is covered by the fiberglass cap you cant get to the back (forward end) of it to take the stopping board off. i could probably use a sawzall with a long blade and split the thing but was hoping that i missed something? i even thought of taking the stainless slides off, but cant get to two of the screws covered by the companionway hatch...

**Cheechako** · 10-11-2011, 15:42

yeah, my ct44 was the same way. is the stopper board screwed on and plugged? It's the forward wide trim board right? I never had to remove mine, but remember puzzling over how. They had to put it together, but maybe you have to remove all 3 of the companionway wood pieces!

**zeehag** · 10-11-2011, 18:00

BEFORE you screw up a perfectly good boat, please go to leakyteakyyachtclub group in yahoo and present your dilemma so folks who have done this with these boats can let you know how they did it without killinhg the boats.