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Not necessarily, Ken. Mine don't slide as easily as I'd like.
I'm going to have to do some cleaning up and re-oiling, but
my hatch sticks when I push it back, starting about half the
way to being fully opened up. My teak rails are slightly
gouged by the tight fit.
Bill B.
P-19 #454, "Dream Catcher"
Nampa, ID
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> HEY, WHY DON'T WE GET IM TO SELL US REPLACEMENT DECENT WOODEN SLIDES FOR
> CHEAP SINCE THERE ARE SO MANY OF US WHO WANT THEM (MAYBE...)
> JUST A THOUGHT....THE WOODEN SLIDES WORK REALLY WELL.
> Ken Silverman
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