Transom shower Beneteau 323

[fullbore]

Looking for hose, handheld, and esp. cover.

 

[sail sfbay]

transom shower without cover: Whale Swim N Rinse

cover: suggest measuring dimensions and purchansing a 1/4" thick acrylic cover with predilled hinge holes and curved corners, if applicable, from a local plastic store.

complete kit:

ReplacementBoatParts.com

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Whale Swim 'N' Rinse Transom Shower Hot & Cold Mixer W/Cover

WHALE SWIM N RINSE TRANSOM SHOWER HOT AND COLD MIXERSwim N Rinse Transom Shower Hot Cold Mixer with CoverWhale has led the way in deck shower design since the 1980s Today, the wide range includes metalpolypropylene models in mixer or cold onl...

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[fullbore]

Sail Sfbay, thanks much for your input! I’m basically newbie, and greatly appreciate you sharing.
(I’ve a niece in SF judicial system, but haven’t been in that area for many years.)

 

[sail sfbay]

Come out and will take you and your niece sailing.

 

[fullbore]

Would love to, but...

 

[sail sfbay]

Just let me now when......as I am available.

 

[fullbore]

Well sheeite, I hadn’t considered a trip back to civilization, but you never know....

 

[Ron20324]

Or try the Beneteau parts site for all your shopping needs..... BENETEAU USA

BENETEAU USA

 

[Davidasailor26]

Or try the Beneteau parts site for all your shopping needs..... BENETEAU USA

BENETEAU USA

Part number 059869 looks like the hose, shower head, and cover for the 323. Part 060948 looks like the cover for the mixer.

 

[fullbore]

Davidsailor26, thanks much for the part numbers. Now I need to figure out how to use the Beneteau site.

Finally figured out how to order parts through that site, thanks again!

 

[Davidasailor26]

Davidsailor26, thanks much for the part numbers. Now I need to figure out how to use the Beneteau site.

Yeah, it’s far from intuitive. After logging in you need to click the sailing archives radio button then select your boat model. On the next page I usually use the “search by keyword” and enter the one word that I think will be the best chance. In your case I entered shower. That brings up a somewhat cryptic list of parts, and pick the one that seems like the closest. After that, even if it’s not a perfect match, if it’s at least the right area the numbered diagrams help find the right part.

 

[fullbore]

Got order in, thanks!