What kind of strainers?

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What kind of strainers?

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There currently are no sea strainers on my genset, a/c pump, or head. Was wondering what kind, (manufacturer, material, etc.) to install. The groco listed at W/M say fresh water only?
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Perko also makes them . what groco are you looking at ?
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Mine are groco, brass with clear covers......nice to see inside without removing.........I've never had to clean or replace the strainer element.
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the groco in-line's. part# wsb-750. In the description it says fresh water only. The shurflo's don't say anything like that. Thats why I was wondering.
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Personally I like the Perko. Easy to service, no tool needed to unscrew lid, and has a brass drain plug. The drain plug on the Groco is plastic and has a nasty habbit of breaking, leaving the broken piece in the hole.
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Allen Sr wrote:the groco in-line's. part# wsb-750. In the description it says fresh water only. The shurflo's don't say anything like that. Thats why I was wondering.
You can use WSB-750-P in salt water WSP-750 is for fresh water

Like Big D I would chouse perko or other Bronze over plastic
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