engine hatch

Can you open the engine hatch and let me have a torch?'

Water was rapidly flowing from the engine hatch and flooding the deck.

Head emerging from the engine hatch, the captain reported that the drive shaft had severed.

The man on the launch was shutting the engine hatch and in a few seconds I heard the slight thump of the timber.

He lifted our engine hatch and twisted a bolt that regulated air flow to the engine.

Walking back to the stern of the fishing boat Taft raised the engine hatch cover, then peered for several minutes into the crowded space.

To start it, there was a flush submerged pull start handle in the top surface of the deck by the engine hatch.

The engine hatches were open and the debris suppressors had been removed from over the turbo intakes.

The engine hatches could be opened and locked together to form a seat for the gunner using the externally mounted machine gun.

I got what I needed from the wheelhouse, went aft, and took off the engine hatch and did what I had to do.

Pitt also studied the shattered windshield, the splintered engine hatch, the holes stitched across the bow, the wisp of dark smoke rising from the engine compartment.

Fleming came up and sat upon his engine hatch, and for a few minutes we stood there together, watching the lights from the town reflected on the rippled, oily sea.

Anyone can learn the age of a Chris-Craft boat by giving the Mariners' Museum in Newport News, Va., its hull number, from a brass tag on the engine hatch.

They also had unique engine hatches, and up until 1971 front indicators set low on the nose rather than high on either side of the fresh air grille - giving rise to their nickname as "Low Lights".

A figure was moving about on it, opening the engine hatch and half disappearing, and I thought if he was going to start it up it would mean they'd be leaving soon and there was nothing I could do about it.