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Old 02-06-2009 | 12:09 PM
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I need some new sea strainers. I need large volume with easy to remove lids. The ones i have in the Benz boat are a bit too small for the volume I need. Some of them are nearly impossible to get the lids off due to the design. What are the newest, best looking, best functioning out there??
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I have stainless marine super strainers. Huge reserve with pressure relief valve. 1 knob to remove lids.
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I have Marine Machine on the Mistress. Twist the Top with a wrench. Simple
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Old 02-06-2009 | 03:16 PM
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I think the Rex Marine strainer is a pretty nice piece. You might need the SM if you want something larger. http://www.rexmar.com/page173.html
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9" KPM's here, they work a lil too good sometimes. If I go to certain spots with silty bottoms I sometimes get plugged up.
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Hardin Marine easy to open and close and easy to clean.
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Old 02-06-2009 | 08:20 PM
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Gino,
In the faster boats like yours, I use the Stainless Marine strainers. As someone mentioned, they have a 1" pressure relief on top, since the strainers see quite a bit of pressure at 150 mph. They are easy to open and are pretty big. Hope this helps, Eddie.
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Originally Posted by GO4BROKE
I have stainless marine super strainers. Huge reserve with pressure relief valve. 1 knob to remove lids.
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Originally Posted by Young Performance
Gino,
In the faster boats like yours, I use the Stainless Marine strainers. As someone mentioned, they have a 1" pressure relief on top, since the strainers see quite a bit of pressure at 150 mph. They are easy to open and are pretty big. Hope this helps, Eddie.
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http://www.stainlessmarine.com/myPro...%20Accessories
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Old 02-09-2009 | 05:52 AM
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Found similar setup at the bottom of this page from Latham Marine;

http://www.lathammarine.com/sea-strainers.htm
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