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RE: how do I open the helm compartment?? - sluggo - 07-05-2016 okay well three years later I finally got it!! With help from another Sovran owner!!! On the Sovran they have little handles to pull with, so you don't have to use the throttle/shifter levers. To make this work I found this: don't do a 'long steady pull', you have to grab the handles and jerk it up and then back. You have to try and pop it out of the mounts and then you can pull it back towards you. the upward pop was the key for me!! The mounts they use for this are the same they use to close the hatch over the swim platform ladder. Note you have to give that a good pop as well, so you are doing the same thing with the helm station. Just thought I would update!!! RE: how do I open the helm compartment?? - sbw1 - 11-24-2016 (06-10-2015, 08:41 AM)sluggo Wrote: I have a 2006 Sovran 3600, according to the book, you should be able to pull the entire helm compartment forward so you can get behind it to work on things, like the electronics etc. Give it a quick hard jerk. RE: how do I open the helm compartment?? - sluggo - 11-25-2016 (11-24-2016, 01:31 PM)sbw1 Wrote:Thanks! That's what I did. The other thing I found is to pull up as best you can, you might not get it to go back, but it will come lose, now that it is lose, just pull as you suggest!! It was frustrating for a while. Now once I have it, I cant believe how neat the workmanship is behind that thing!!(06-10-2015, 08:41 AM)sluggo Wrote: I have a 2006 Sovran 3600, according to the book, you should be able to pull the entire helm compartment forward so you can get behind it to work on things, like the electronics etc. |