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Old 11-17-2018, 01:19 PM   #1
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Default Wet Bar Sink Hanlde/ Rail

The handle or stainless rail of my wet bar sink is loose. How do I access it to tighten the screws? I don’t see any point from underneath the cabinet.
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Welcome aboard "Lucan". This post has been moved to its own thread.

Can you see the underside of the basin? Do you need to remove the basin to access the nuts?
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Iam new here. Sorry I didn’t note the year and model. It’s. 2000 Maxum 3000 SCR. The basin is one piece. It the granite like part removable?
Thanks for your quick response.
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I found an image on Yachtworld.

There is definitely bolts that go from the inside through the fiberglass and into the handrail, much like a t-nut. If you can't see them from inside of the cabinet, then first look up to see if you can see the fasteners for the counter. If so, remove the counter.

If not, then see if the entire storage cabinet is installed. You might need to remove the storage cabinet itself. I mean only the doors and the shelf unit that looks like it slides into the fiberglass bump out.
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I was able to tighten mine from inside the cabinet. The forward bolt is a lot harder to get to. It was behind some hard plastic shroud under the sink. But its doable... Good luck
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