The Lenco Stainless Steel Pull Pin bracket is the bit of gear that keeps a Lenco hatch lift working when the power drops out and you still need to get to the engine bay. The setup lets the hatch crack open a minimum 127mm so you can get a hand in and pull the main bolt. The bracket suits boaties who want a straightforward way to keep access without extra holes or panels.

This bracket runs a stainless steel body that copes with spray and salty air around transoms and engine wells. The pull pin and plate take the load from the hatch lift rod on every open and close so you want that stainless build tough enough for regular trips. The 127mm minimum opening is generous enough to grab tools or reach latches without forcing anything. If you want simple gear that just works this is a smart buy.

• Genuine Lenco stainless steel pull pin bracket for hatch lifts
• Allows manual hatch opening during electrical power failure
• Provides minimum 127mm (5") hatch opening to reach main bolt
• Stainless steel construction resists corrosion in marine use
• Suits Lenco hatch lift systems that use pull pin style brackets
• Helps maintain access to engine bays and storage hatches
• Simple mechanical operation with pin and bracket assembly
• Designed for use in saltwater and wet bilge environments
• Compact hardware suitable for tight hatch lift installations
• Serves as an important safety and access backup feature

Q: What is the purpose of the Lenco Stainless Steel Pull Pin bracket?

It allows you to open a Lenco-powered hatch enough to remove the main lift bolt when electrical power is not available. The bracket lets the hatch open a minimum of 127mm so you can reach inside. That movement gives access to the bolt that connects the hatch lift to the hatch. Once the bolt is out you can lift the hatch by hand and get to the space below.

Q: Is this pull pin bracket only for Lenco hatch lift systems?

It is intended specifically for Lenco hatch lifts that use this style of pull pin connection. The dimensions and pin size are matched to Lenco gear. Using it with other brands may not line up correctly and could affect how the hatch moves. For non-Lenco systems you should match brackets to the original manufacturer.

Q: What material is the pull pin bracket made from?

The bracket is made from stainless steel. This material handles constant exposure to saltwater spray and bilge moisture better than mild steel. Stainless steel reduces the chance of corrosion seizing the pull pin. That means you can still remove the pin and open the hatch when you need to.

Q: How much will the hatch open when the pull pin is used?

The bracket allows the hatch to open a minimum of 127mm or about 5 inches. That opening is enough to get a hand and tools in to remove the main hatch lift bolt. Once the bolt is out the hatch can be raised manually for full access. The fixed travel also helps stop over-stressing the lift hardware.

• Suits Lenco hatch lifts that use a pull pin style bracket
• Allows hatch to be opened at least 127mm (5") during power loss
• Enables removal of hatch lift bolt for access once opened
• Intended for marine hatch installations using Lenco hatch lift systems