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Topic: Prowler 15 rear hatch  (Read 3471 times)

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Tote

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Well I finally installed a small hatch ( deck plate ) on the rear of my Prowler 15 so I could have a little access to the back to add a cam cleat towards the rear. Also to store a small bag for keys, wallet, etc.
The largest the P15 would accommodate was a 4" hatch. Just enough to get an arm in to reach the underside of the deck.





This will also aid me in washing the inside of the kayak. I can flip it upside down, stick a hose in one and and let it wash out the other.
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Tote... good idea.  I've always hated the fact that I couldn't reach back there to clean.  Your small hatch is the answer!
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