On Jan 20, 1:03*pm, Tim wrote:
On Jan 20, 10:57*am, wrote:

I need rto remove the side panel to get at some wiring on a Larson
18ft bow rider, any idea how the panel is secured and how it can be
removed?

Thanks

I'm sorry, you DID say a Larson, but then again, there's so many
different models of those too. A pic or a year/model would help.

It's a 1994 Larson All American 180. It's my friends boat so I don't
have any pics yet but am trying to get some.

On Jan 20, 1:34*pm, BL wrote:
On Jan 20, 1:03*pm, Tim wrote:

On Jan 20, 10:57*am, wrote:

I need rto remove the side panel to get at some wiring on a Larson
18ft bow rider, any idea how the panel is secured and how it can be
removed?

Thanks

I'm sorry, you DID say a Larson, but then again, there's so many
different models of those too. A pic or a year/model would help.

It's a 1994 Larson All American 180. *It's my friends boat so I don't
have any pics yet but am trying to get some.

Yeah, that would help.
Thanks!

On Jan 20, 2:34*pm, BL wrote:
On Jan 20, 1:03*pm, Tim wrote:

On Jan 20, 10:57*am, wrote:

I need rto remove the side panel to get at some wiring on a Larson
18ft bow rider, any idea how the panel is secured and how it can be
removed?

Thanks

I'm sorry, you DID say a Larson, but then again, there's so many
different models of those too. A pic or a year/model would help.

It's a 1994 Larson All American 180. *It's my friends boat so I don't
have any pics yet but am trying to get some.

As in my C/C , they are screwed to glued -up blocks attached to the
inner Hull.You didnt mention a year, so it could mount on Automotive
Plugs that pop into place in receivers.Could be anchored at the top
into the top rail on the inside, and held with screws on the bottom.
Look at the whole panel first, there could be hidden screws as well.

On Jan 20, 2:34*pm, BL wrote:
On Jan 20, 1:03*pm, Tim wrote:

On Jan 20, 10:57*am, wrote:

I need rto remove the side panel to get at some wiring on a Larson
18ft bow rider, any idea how the panel is secured and how it can be
removed?

Thanks

I'm sorry, you DID say a Larson, but then again, there's so many
different models of those too. A pic or a year/model would help.

It's a 1994 Larson All American 180. *It's my friends boat so I don't
have any pics yet but am trying to get some.

Many are screwed in place from the outside with some piece of trim or
something concealing the screws. Pulling a little on one end should
reveal where it is tight and lead you to the general area to look for
a screw. Once you find it the rest will probably be done similarly.