Rinker Boat Water Hose | 1/2 Inch ID Clear Semi Rigid PVC (FT)
Boat part number 1051759 is a new, off the roll, increment of clear PVC water hose from Rinker Boats, part number unavailable.
made for Rinker Boats
$1.49 MSRP: $2.01
GLS Stock #: 1051759-GJ852
32 in stock
Boat part number 1051759 is a new, off the roll, increment of clear PVC water hose from Rinker Boats, part number unavailable.
Recommended for non-pressurized cool water use and commonly used for fresh water sink shower, livewell, and refrigerator drain lines. This water hose has an outer diameter of 3/4" OD and an inner diameter of 1/2" ID.
Sold by the running foot. Simply enter the number of feet desired in the quantity field. Lengths are sold as continuous feet.
Specifications:
Recommended for non-pressurized cool water use and commonly used for fresh water sink shower, livewell, and refrigerator drain lines. This water hose has an outer diameter of 3/4" OD and an inner diameter of 1/2" ID.
Sold by the running foot. Simply enter the number of feet desired in the quantity field. Lengths are sold as continuous feet.
Specifications:
- Boat Manufacturer: Rinker Boats
- Part Number: Unavailable
- Part Manufacturer: Unavailable
- Color: Clear
- Material: PVC
- Reinforced: No
- Hose ID: 1/2"
- Hose OD: 3/4"
- Length: Sold by the foot
Sold as seen in pictures. Customers please note every computer shows colors differently. All measurements are approximate.
Instruction / installation manual not included.
This product is cut to length and we cannot accept returns or cancellations on any cut to length product.
Since every computer shows colors differently, you can email/call us for a sample.
Product Questions
how does the water hose for cleaning the front of the boat work?I have a hose in front of my rinker how do I operate it to spray water to clean the front?
Question by: Vincent r Gouthro on Jun 9, 2021, 2:51 PM
Hello Vincent,
I'm afraid there are multiple ways, and it all depends on the boat. Unfortunately we aren't Rinker dealers and don't know how yours operates. What we might suggest is to either contact a Rinker dealer, or find an on line owners forum and post the question there.
Sorry we could not help.
Gene
I'm afraid there are multiple ways, and it all depends on the boat. Unfortunately we aren't Rinker dealers and don't know how yours operates. What we might suggest is to either contact a Rinker dealer, or find an on line owners forum and post the question there.
Sorry we could not help.
Gene
Answer by: Gene Warmuth on Jun 9, 2021, 3:11 PM