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This is the Plastic Bracket Right for CoverMate III and it is a replacement part for your CoverMate III Cover Lift. There is a reliability, ease of operation and ultimate beauty to the hydraulic cover lift that can only be found in the CoverMate III Cover Lift. This part retails for $47.20 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 right bracket is on the right side.**
This is the replacement Bushing for CoverMate I, CoverMate II and CoverMate III cover lifters. The Bushing is just $3.05 each and is sold here by Master Spa Parts. There is a reliability, ease of operation and ultimate beauty to the hydraulic cover lifts that can only be found in the CoverMate series. This part has SKU# 100344 and ships free when it is part of a total order $99 or more from Master Spa Parts.
The pump marvel drains up to thirteen times faster than siphoning or draining! Unlike a garden hose, this pump does not lose its prime, and can lift and discharge water up to 20’ high. Don’t be fooled, the pump marvel is not a siphon, it’s a true pump! Please note that this pump does not take electricity.
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.*







