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  1. #1
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    Default spare boat parts

    were getting ready to hit up lake cumberland for a 5 day vacation in a few weeks and its gonna be 6 hours from home and i wanna make sure i have all spare parts i might need to make a minor repair. yeah my boat is only 2 years old but i was thinking impeller and some fuses...anything else and do i go thru skiers choice or somewhere online be better?
    08 lsv all red- dual battery system, kicker 700.5 and 450.2 amp, 10" kicker sub, wetsounds eq, polk db651 cabin speakers, exile xm7 tower speakers, ss thru hull fittings, seadek pad, evolutions cover

    https://forum.moomba.com/showthread.php?t=10664

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    gus - My boat has a plastic box that always, always is tucked in a storage space so it is available in the event of breakdown. Spare parts it contains: new impeller and gasket, water pump/alternator belt, and large fresh water hoses from engine top side (there are two on the Outback). Impeller was from an online store. Rest of the spare parts I got from my Moomba dealer. Also in the box: roll of duct tape, clear swim goggles, knife, and tools necessary to switcht the spare parts. Like American Express card, don't leave the pier without these. Hope you have a great vacation. - Deerfield
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    2012 RAM Crew Cab
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    I always carry an extra bilge pump motor that I pre-splice with connectors. I cut the old one and added the same connectors. Nothing will shut your day down quicker than a dead bilge pump and a bilge full of water!!! I also carry a 2 pack of drain plugs from Walmart. I dropped the original in the lake at the ramp and almost ruined a good day on the lake. Luckily we found it and I went and bought the extras the next day!!!
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    A fuel filter might be another to add.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brain_rinse View Post
    A fuel filter might be another to add.
    and a set of Jumper cables, preferably 25 feet.
    2009 Moomba Mobius XLV: 340hp, bimini top, Kenwood speaker system with sub.

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    ok so after reading everything i'm gonna stock an extra bilge pump, impeller, fuel filter, belt and fuses

    i remember an old post saying skidim being the place to get the impeller will they be the best place to get everything i need?
    08 lsv all red- dual battery system, kicker 700.5 and 450.2 amp, 10" kicker sub, wetsounds eq, polk db651 cabin speakers, exile xm7 tower speakers, ss thru hull fittings, seadek pad, evolutions cover

    https://forum.moomba.com/showthread.php?t=10664

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    Quote Originally Posted by gus 08 mobius lsv View Post
    i remember an old post saying skidim being the place to get the impeller will they be the best place to get everything i need?
    gus - Probably, yes. Maybe go online today and order what is available. Tomorrow follow up to customer service with any quesitons and confirm skidim got the order. Then, anything not available from skidim you could pick up from a local skiers choice dealer or auto parts supply house. In a day or two you should have everything you need in the event of breakdown while on vacation. - Deerfield
    2007 Outback - SOLD June 2016
    2012 RAM Crew Cab
    2015 Subaru Forester
    Stuart

    "When you first start out with something new, you're always a little uptight." - Don Rickles

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    Don't forget an extra motor and tranny/rudder/steering wheel/seats and a few umbrella's in case it starts raining oh! a mechanic on board if possible LOL

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