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Activate and enhance the performance of your Spa Ease Bromine Tablets with the use of the Spa Ease Bromine Bank
This right support arm for the CoverMate III is a powder coated replacement pivot arm of the original on your hot tub cover.
*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 right arm is on the right side.*
Designed specifically for the Legend Series Master Spas and the Michael Phelps Swim Spas starting with the 2014 model, the Temperature Sensor Mount is a replacement part that will fit the temperature sensor (SKU : 801821). If you don’t see your model listed, it may still work – so please give our customer service a call!
The Pivot Arm for CoverMate III Eco B is one of the parts that makes up this economically efficient choice for a hydraulic cover lifter. The Pivot Arm connects to the mounting brackets and the support arms and is sold here by Master Spa Parts. It is recommended that you do not use the CoverMate III Eco B during high winds as to protect the cover and the hydraulic cover lifter from possible damage.
The 2 Inch Diverter Valve Assembly by Master Spas is an exact replacement for your spa’s original diverter valve assembly. This set comes with everything you need to replace a broken, malfunctioning or worn down diverter valve assembly. The assembly pieces are durable, affordable and easy to install at home.
This left support arm for the CoverMate III is a powder coated replacement pivot arm of the original on your hot tub cover
*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 arm is on the left side.*




