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What Is Up With The Gate Latches (Hasp) On Our Macs?
- Crikey
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Re: What Is Up With The Gate Latches On Our Macs?
There once was a sailor called Mayo,
whose latch caused much angst and dismayal,
The advice of the crew was ignored and impugned,
Two deadbolts - resulting - prevailed!
Not sure about the electronic knock though.
Everyone does: Da da da da da - da da!
Or: Da da da daaa, Da da da daaa....
Know any others?
whose latch caused much angst and dismayal,
The advice of the crew was ignored and impugned,
Two deadbolts - resulting - prevailed!
Not sure about the electronic knock though.
Everyone does: Da da da da da - da da!
Or: Da da da daaa, Da da da daaa....
Know any others?
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Re: What Is Up With The Gate Latches On Our Macs?
Oh my darling...
Knock knock knock....
Trivia..written by the inventor of the device that goes between your boat and the dock......
Knock knock knock....
Trivia..written by the inventor of the device that goes between your boat and the dock......
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Re: What Is Up With The Gate Latches On Our Macs?
So when you put one on a gate to lock it, does it become a "gate latch lock hasp"?GaryMayo wrote:You are correct, it is a Hasp!
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Re: What Is Up With The Gate Latches On Our Macs?
Catigale wrote:The gate latch works a lot better if you lube it with ETEC XD oil btw.....
Anything worth having will work better with a small dose of XD-100
Bob
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Re: What Is Up With The Gate Latches (Hasp) On Our Macs?
UPS came, and brought me this.
Grab handles. one for the door, and one for the sliding hatch.

Grab handles. one for the door, and one for the sliding hatch.

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Re: What Is Up With The Gate Latches (Hasp) On Our Macs?
Looks like its smiling saying come on break in I dare ya. Lol
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Re: What Is Up With The Gate Latches (Hasp) On Our Macs?
If you have a good heart, you see a smile; if you are a bad person, you see this! lolJamie79 wrote:Looks like its smiling saying come on break in I dare ya. Lol

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Re: What Is Up With The Gate Latches (Hasp) On Our Macs?
nothing new.... just had to be the 100th reply on this subject!
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Re: What Is Up With The Gate Latches (Hasp) On Our Macs?
...Egypt was troubled by the horrible hAsp
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah...
(REM: Man On The Moon)
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah...
(REM: Man On The Moon)
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Re: What Is Up With The Gate Latches (Hasp) On Our Macs?

Ok, this pic I found is not a Mac, but I have an idea to submit (and try to boost this thread to eight pages... haha)
Since on my Mac, the vertical hatchboard can not be removed without pushing forward the sliding hatch a couple of inches, it seems to me that if a linch-pin hole was drilled thru the sliding hatch hump so a pin could be inserted to slightly protrude outside the boat, then then the sliding hatch could not be opened and therefore the vertical hatchboard could not be lifted out. The boat would be secure, at least from someone with a padlock-cutter. And the system would work for someone inside the boat at night without having to have the outside hasp closed. The pic above shows the intended position of the linchpin. Any negatives to this? I may try it.....
