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Old 09-21-2011, 09:30 AM
Tashmoo2 Tashmoo2 is offline
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Default Re: sea strainer for I/O or inboard

Island Trader is right about the clear plexiglass cover so you can see what is going through. The flush connection is a little more $ but a very nice feature. flusing the engine ever time you use it will save on heat exchanger cleaning later.

I would also mount at same level as the raw water pump because it makes priming a lot easier.
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