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hatch problem

can anyone out there point me in the right direction on finding the part to hatches for a 1986 beneteau idylle 13.5. they will not stay in position when opened, which someone told me that there are nylon washers which are inserted on the hinge systems which allows them to stay in place. I have not had any luck so far in finding the parts. thanks to anyone on commenting on this.
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first i have to say i have no experience with beneteau's however if they do have nylon friction washers like mine on my islander the washers are available at just about any good hardware store lots cheaper than at a marine store. all you need is the size of bolt it goes on and the outside diameter of the metal washers it jams with. unscrew the bolt and install the nylon washer. (also available at most auto parts stores) called fiber washers. let me know if this helps rob
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i would call or email Tony at Select Plastic selectplastic.com They have been a great resource for me in rebuilding and replacing my hatches.
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thanks, for all the input, it has been alot of help, was able to reach the people at select and were able to help.
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