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Tecnoseal
Tecnoseal Quick Zinc Propeller Nut Anode Kit f/BTQ185 Bow Thrusters [03606]
MSRP: $9.88$8.99 -
Tecnoseal
Tecnoseal Quick Zinc Propeller Nut Anode Kit f/BTQ110-125 Bow Thrusters [03609]
MSRP: $7.55$6.99 -
Tecnoseal
Tecnoseal Quick Zinc Propeller Nut Anode Kit f/BTQ140 Bow Thrusters [03605]
MSRP: $8.10$7.99 -
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Tecnoseal
Tecnoseal VETUS Bow Thruster Zinc Washer Anode Set - 75/95 KGF w/Hardware [23507]
MSRP: $25.40$22.99 -
Tecnoseal
Tecnoseal VETUS Bow Thruster Zinc Washer Anode Set - 35/55 KGF w/Hardware [23506]
MSRP: $44.05$41.99 -
Tecnoseal
Tecnoseal VETUS Bow Thruster Zinc Washer Anode Set - 25 KGF w/Hardware [23505]
MSRP: $34.05$30.99 -
TACO Marine
TACO Aluminum Support Pole w/Snap-On End 24" to 45-1/2" [T10-7579VEL2]
MSRP: $37.99$29.99 -
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HoseCoil
HoseCoil Thumb Lever Nozzle w/Metal Body Nine Pattern Adjustable Spray Head [WN815]
MSRP: $18.99$12.99 -
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Scanstrut
Scanstrut PowerTower 10" Aluminum Forward Leaning 2kW/4kW for Raymarine, Garmin Navico BR24, 3G 4G [APT-F-250-01]
MSRP: $605.00$387.99 -
Veratron
VDO Marine 2-1/16" (52MM) OceanLink Rudder Angle Gauge- Black Dial Bezel [A2C1066080001]
MSRP: $99.00$89.10 -
Veratron
VDO Marine 2-1/16" (52MM) OceanLink Rudder Angle Gauge - White Dial Bezel [A2C1066090001]
MSRP: $99.00$89.10 -
Veratron
VDO Marine 2-1/16" (52MM) OceanLink Battery Voltage Gauge - Black Dial Bezel [A2C1066120001]
MSRP: $99.00$89.10
Boat Outfitting
Everything that keeps a cruising boat running between refits: cleaners, waxes and polishes from Star brite and 3M, zinc and aluminium anodes from Camp and Martyr, shore power cords, inlets and adapters from Marinco and SmartPlug, hydraulic and cable steering from SeaStar, engine controls, trim tabs from Bennett and Lenco, fuel fills, filters and hose, adhesives and sealants from 3M and Sikaflex, propellers, seating and deck gear. Shipped from US warehouses.
A note from the tech: use aluminium anodes in the Bahamas, not zinc. In warm, brackish water zinc passivates and stops protecting within weeks; aluminium keeps working. And carry a spare shore power inlet — a corroded one is the most common cause of the burnt-plug smell that gets me called to the dock.