Cheap Boat Filters

[northeast1]

I cant remember who asked me where i get my cheap filters from but the website listed below is the site.

It is 1/6th of the price of the dealer and some local shops, if you type the code of your filter into the search box it will bring up your filter or one that is just the same but maybe some other make..

i.e Nanni pre-fuel filter dealer price £34, Onlinefilter website £3.46


In-Line Filters, The Filter Specialists

 

[big_sean]

I cant remember who asked me where i get my cheap filters from but the website listed below is the site.

It is 1/6th of the price of the dealer and some local shops, if you type the code of your filter into the search box it will bring up your filter or one that is just the same but maybe some other make..

i.e Nanni pre-fuel filter dealer price £34, Onlinefilter website £3.46


In-Line Filters, The Filter Specialists

Cheers for this one, I will get some fuel filters from these


Sean

 

[northeast1]

It is a good site, only catch is best to buy a few in one go as the pnp is about £6 no matter how many you order.. I purchase every 2 years 2x pre-fuel, 2 inline and 2 oil filters each time.

 

[big_sean]

It is a good site, only catch is best to buy a few in one go as the pnp is about £6 no matter how many you order.. I purchase every 2 years 2x pre-fuel, 2 inline and 2 oil filters each time.

I will probs order 4 fuel filters as they are half price of where i get them from and they wont go off he he


Sean

 

[Kev1n]

The Inlinefilters website is canny; another good website is ASAP Supplies Marine Products.
Before I first serviced my boat I spent ages looking for alternative fuel and oil filters to avoid paying full whack for the Nanni braded ones. Some of the cross references on the net weren’t reliable and I ended up with a few filters which were the wrong size. There’s good savings to be had once you’ve found ones to fit though and the same for drive belts, impellors and oil filters.

 

[northeast1]

I know Kev, for any boat owner taken abit of time to check sites out saves you alot of money, i carry a few spares with me on my boat just incase..

Spare inline fuel filter
Spare Impella
Fuss spares kit
Fan Belt
Shaft packing

And i think by checking out web sites that lot above cost me about £26 rather than going to the dealer it would of been about £90 or more.

Been down the coast today and the sea looked so flat, a few whiting comming in at the rathouse, ended up doing tackle shop rounds today visiting 5 in our area from Billy's in Shields to Nets in Hendon and spent a further £100 on lures and things i already have hundreds of...its just a way of getting a fix before April comes and i can start moaning about poor weather or few fish