Peter,

My M15 is under it's winter cover and that is covered with snow at the
moment.

As I recall, the hasp I bought (S/S) had mounting holes that were well
below the edge of the sail locker lid opening.

When you raise the sail locker lid, the inboard (cockpit) side has an
indentation where the closed locker lid  front edge fits.

My mounting holes for the hinged hasp are below that edge, and presented
no mounting problems.

The other part, the square plate with the "U" was mounted on the locker
lid.  I don't recall if I had clearance problems, but if I did, I
probably just cut off the bolt length, used a regular nut (thinner than
an Elastic Stopnut) and put Loctite on it.

The critical element is to have a slight interference fit of your hasp so
that it won't just fall open by itself.
Mine stays closed and requires a bit of effort to get it open.  That way
you won't have it opening inadvertantly if your leg brushes against it,
or the boat gets hit by a powerboat wake.

Connie
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