Fittings, hose holders, tubes, clamps, valves, through-hull fittings, filters, and onboard water system. The most tedious and costly part if done wrong: measurements, BSP and NPT threads, material compatibility, seals. Here you find how to read a diameter before ordering and how to avoid assemblies that leak after two seasons.
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