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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.*
The 7x7 Master Spas® hot tub replacement cover (84” x 84”) is a Master Spa Factory OEM replacment (SKU: X454777).
This cover fits other makes of Master Spa, and is the standard at 84" x 84" with a 6" radius.
This cover is extremely energy efficient, as it's made 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. It has been upgraded to include two rubber grip handles and is made of a high quality marine-grade vinyl covering that is mildew treated and unfazed by UV rays.
This Deckmount "L" Bracket is used to mount the CoverMate III cover lifter to your deck.
The Shock Non-Locking for CoverMate III Eco B is one of the parts that make up this economically efficient choice for a hydraulic cover lifter. The Shock Locking connects to the shock itself. 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.
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.*























