Boatsafe Jr. Boat Bilge Heater West Marine 120 Volt Engine Room No Reserve on 2040-parts.com
Pottsboro, Texas, US
This auction is for a BoatSafe Jr. bilge heater that I bought at West Marine for $355.00 plus tax. It is new in the box and never been used. It will heat up to 150 cubic feet. It is US Coast Guard approved. This is the only safe way to heat your bilge. It has a one year full warranty plus a lifetime service guarantee. There is no risk of contact burns, the unit only gets warm to the touch. It also keeps engines dry and corrosion free. It is energy efficient. 120 volt 250 watt. www.boatsafeheaters.com
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