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Hatch Lift Replacement for 2000 Pursuit Express 3000
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- Vessel Info: Pursuit 3000 Offshore - 2000yr
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Hatch Lift Replacement for 2000 Pursuit Express 3000
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Hatch Lift Replacement for 2000 Pursuit Express 3000
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Hatch Lift Replacement for 2000 Pursuit Express 3000
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Hatch Lift Replacement for 2000 Pursuit Express 3000
Mestmaker wrote:Does anyone know where & which replacement hatch lift I need to get to replace mine in my 2000 3000 offshore. My right one is starting to bite the dust and I want to replace both. I saw the Lenco 12-volt hatch lifts but wasn’t sure if they would work with the Pursuit and what size I needed to go with. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Tom
Did you get anywhere with this? I thought I smoked a motor the other day. The only issue I think with the cim motor is that it isn’t ignition protected. Turned out to be a corroded wire right at the motor. I was able to cut it off about 2-3” from the motor and splice on to it.
Called the company and both the whole actuator and the motor itself were 24 week lead times



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