K.A.Z.

How does one remove a cabin hatch on a 89 bullet? All help greatly appreicated, thank you.

OldSchool

I've never looked on mine, But I'm going down to my storage building this afternoon. I'll check it out and let you know what I come up with.

Craig

OldSchool

K.A.Z.,
I went and looked at my hatch and I really don't have any decisive info for you!!! There is a "strut or shock" ram which is held on by a couple of screws, but it is really held in place by two pins or a rod that I couldn't tell how it would be removed. I would suggest calling Tres Martin and asking him. I'm sure he would know the answer. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance!!

Craig

K.A.Z.

Craig, thanks for checking.I cant tell if the pin or pins are spring loaded,I"ll have to give them a ring,thanks again. Kevin.

OldSchool

Spring loaded!!! That the words that I was looking for and couldn't find!!! That would make sense.

klaw

yes they are spring loaded one of the pins actually has smALL SLOTS MACHINED INTO IT TO USE A SCREWDRIVER TO PRY IT BACK

K.A.Z.

Thanks claw,this morning I called Craig Berry at dragon ,he told me the same thing thanks again. Kevin

DORaymond

I have my Bullet main hatch out now (I had to force it out). I see the machined notches in one of the hinge pins, but the pin appears to be frozen. Is there just a spring behind the pin or is there some type of mechanism that was fiberglassed into the hatch? My is frozen so badly, I may have to use surface hatch hinges and bolt it to the deck