Rubber Door Latch
CAD $ 25.00
Rubber Door latches are good for windscreen doors.
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Minijet Sand Trap kit
Protect your motor’s cooling ducts from sand and other sediment by adding this inline filter to collect it.
Spiraling action allows debris to collect in the bottom of the clear bowl with the clean water passing through the mesh in the top. Even if the bowl fills up it will not allow debris into you motor.
Easily monitor the clear bowl at a glance and clean it when needed by unscrewing the clear bowl from the filter and opening the included valve to let dirt out back into the river.
Please choose what size Hose-barb is best fitted for your machine.
Stainless Steel Hinge and Hardware for Engine Cover
We Recommend always buying in pairs.
Each unit will come with:
1x stainless steel hinge with hinge-pin and locking ring
1x aluminum cnc-cut back plate
4x stainless steel screws- 10-24, 1.75 inch
4x stainless steel screws- 10-24, 0.75 inch
8x stainless steel nylon locking nuts
We include a CNC-cut aluminum backplate and Stainless mounting nuts and bolts.
Rule RM1100B Automatic Bilge Pump
Our go-to fully automatic bilge pump takes the hassle and guesswork out of keeping your boat dry and safe! The Rule RM1100B features a built in water sensor that eliminates the need for a separate float switch and extra wiring. The pump also has built in programming that can turn off the pump when it pump is running but not pumping water to protect the pump, and batteries.
- Capacity: 1,100 GPH
- Volts: 12VDC
- Amperage: 3.8 amp draw at maximum flow
- sold with straight fitting adapters for 1" and 1-1/8" hose.
- sold with snap on strainer that allows for easy cleaning and mounting.
We also offer this in a Bilge Pump Kit with hose, aluminum fitting and Stringer Mounting Plate.
Attwood / Seachoice 3-inch Engine Compartment Bilge Blower
Water Resistant Turbo In-line Bilge Blower (12v, 120 CFM) with ducting. We also sell this blower in a kit with a through-hull aluminum baffled vent and everything you need for installation.
