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This is the replacement Bracket Kit for CoverMate II and it can be screw-mounted low on the spa. The Bracket Kit for the CoverMate II is for a model that needs only 18 inches of clearance behind the spa in order to operate. There is a reliability, ease of operation and ultimate beauty to the hydraulic cover lift that can only be found in the CoverMate II Cover Lift. This part is sold for $73.45 here at Master Spa Parts.
Did you know that the amount of microbes on filtration surfaces can double every 20 minutes? The warm water and organic materials are the perfect breeding grounds for germs. But, with the Pleatco H2X® Trainer & Michael Phelps filter PMA-R4, germs and microbes don’t even have a chance. Pick up your Swim Spa ECO PUR CHARGE System Filter from the Master Spa Parts online store, today!
Given enough time, all hot tub circuit boards will fail. But, that doesn't mean you have to give up on your hot tub altogether. At Master Spa Parts, we're happy to introduce this Contractor Series™ PCB, VS500Z (v/n 55140) at a great value to our website visitors.
Let's make this whole broken-down hot tub a thing of the past by ordering this VS500Z (v/n 55140) Contractor Series™ PCB from the Master Spa Parts online store. Plus, most U.S. destinations qualify for free shipping!
This is the replacement part for the Plastic Bracket Left for CoverMate III for your CoverMate III Cover Lift. Our stylish composite mounting brackets combined with aluminum full-frame construction provides a perfect hydraulic cover lift option with no heavy lifting needed. This part is retails for $47.20 and is sold here at Master Spa Parts.
*To determine if this is the correct replacement bracket you need, look at your cover in the open position. While facing the spa and open cover lifter, the left bracket is on the left side.*







