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    • Camco 65501 DIY Boat Winterizer Kit

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    CAM65501
    Camco 65501 DIY Boat Winterizer Kit
    $106.95
    Camco’s Do-It-Yourself Boat Winterizer lets you increase the life expectancy of your boat's engine by investing in a winterizing kit. This winterize boat kit is a high-quality gravity flow system that flushes, prepares. View full description

    Camco's Do-It-Yourself Boat Winterizer is a gravity flow system that allows you to quickly and efficiently winterize inboard and outboard marine engines. The winterizer flushes, prepares and protects your boat engine for winter storage with just five gallons of antifreeze (sold separately) and your flusher. It allows you to save time and money season after season. This kit includes an antifreeze tank with on/off valve, a ball valve, a winterizing tee and a reinforced, clear 5/8-inch hose with brass fittings. The high-flow clear hose is reinforced for improved kink resistance and the brass fittings improves the antifreeze flow to your engine.

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    Camco

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