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Rinse sea water, road salt and algae contamination from your trailer brakes, hubs and suspension with Exsalt plug-and-play trailer flush kits. Easy to install and permanently fitted, Exsalt will extend the life of your trailer brakes and running gear.

Kits include two six-way jet-rinse heads, 5m of hose, hose clamps, cable ties and mounting screws, hose connectors and a hose adaptor mount – everything you need to install the kit on your boat trailer.

Available exclusively through Wholesale Marine Direct NZ Ltd.

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