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The Left Support Arm for CoverMate III Eco B is one of the parts that makes up this economically efficient choice for a hydraulic cover lifter. The Left Support Arm connects to the support arm and is sold here by Master Spa Parts. Prevent possible damage to the lift by remembering to unlock the shock before pulling the CoverMate Cover down.
*To determine if this is the correct replacement arm you need, look at your cover in the open position. While facing the spa and open cover lifter, the left support arm is on left side.*
This Master Spa Factory OEM 78” x 78” hot tub cover replacement (SKU: X120240) is specifically designed to fit your Master Spas® hot tub. This cover is energy efficient as it consists of a 1.5-pound foam density, six-inch thick foam insulation (which tapers to 4-inches along the sides), and a full length heat seal to help prevent heat loss. It is also made of a high end marine-grade vinyl covering that is mildrew treated, and consists of upgraded rubber grip handles.
*Due to a nationwide shortage of chlorine, prices have increased and supply is very low.*
Spa Ease Oxy Blast can be used as a substitute.
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SpaBoss Spa Shock (7lb.) is a non-chlorine shock, that is the key to keeping your chlorine or bromine sanitizers working like they should. It will help to get rid of the nasty residue from soap, oils, deodorants, and other organic materials that get into hot tubs from regular use. Comes in a 7lb. container.
The Clear RTV Silicone Sealant 66B designed by Permatex® is the perfect solution to fixing the cracked or undone sealant around your spa assembly parts and jets. This spa adhesive sealant from Permatex® will bond and seal frayed edges. This is the perfect adhesive as it is waterproof, weatherproof, flexible, and can be used in temperatures ranging from -75° to 400°F.
























