Livewell Aerator Filter Screen T-h Marine Supply Part # As2dp, 3/4 '' Threaded on 2040-parts.com
Bowling Green, Ohio, US
LIVEWELL AERATOR FILTER SCREEN T-H MARINE SUPPLY Part # AS2DP, 3/4 '' THREADED, FITS OVER THE THREADED LIVEWELL PICK UP PIPE THREAD TO KEEP OBSTRUCTIONS FROM ENTERING, SUCKING INTO THE AERATOR PUMP, PREVENTING THE PUMP FROM BREAKING DOWN. CAN BE USED ON THE BACK OF THE BOAT AT THE WATER INTAKE OR IN THE LIVEWELL/BAIT TANK TO PREVENT YOUR BAIT FISH FROM GETTING SUCKED INTO THE RECIRCULATE PUMP.
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