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TMC Marine Bilge Blower Mounting Accessory - 75mm Plastic Flange RWB542B

$13.31 each
Brand: TMC Marine Pumps, Toilets & Accessories

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This TMC plastic flange is a mounting accessory for the standard TMC bilge blower and 75mm blower hose. It suits a repair or installation where the flange is the component that needs to be supplied.

Plastic mounting accessory for the TMC standard bilge blower.

  • Flange only
  • Suits 75mm blower hose

The supply is a flange only, so it is worth checking the existing mounting arrangement before ordering. If the collar is still serviceable and the flange is the required replacement, this listing keeps the purchase focused on that component. If both components are needed, compare the separate collar and flange kit.

The stated hose size is 75mm. Measure the hose used in your installation and identify the blower before treating the accessory as a match. Hose diameter is an important selection detail, but the mounting arrangement also needs to correspond with the standard TMC blower for which this accessory is listed.

For a refit, photograph the existing assembly before taking it apart and note how the hose approaches the mounting point. This can help you decide which components need attention and retain a useful reference during reassembly. Inspect the surrounding mounting surface and the hose condition while access is available.

As practical fitting guidance, plan enough clearance to attach the hose without forcing it against nearby equipment. Support the duct route and check that the installed mounting components do not leave the hose under avoidable strain. Keep the connection accessible so it can be inspected as part of routine ventilation checks.

Use the blower’s installation instructions to confirm the final mounting method and required fastening arrangement. The purpose of this accessory is to support the specified blower installation; selecting the blower itself still involves checking airflow, voltage and operating requirements for the boat. Review the complete job before ordering to avoid overlooking another component that needs replacement.