100003 | Leisure Concepts® CoverMate Center Coupler Bar

100003 | Leisure Concepts® CoverMate Center Coupler Bar

Name: 100003 | Leisure Concepts® CoverMate Center Coupler Bar
Brand: Leisure Concepts™
SKU: 100003
Price: 33.75 USD
Availability: InStock

Type: Lifter Replacement Part

SKU: 100003

$33.75

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This center coupler bar (part #100003) is the connecting piece between the support arms in CoverMate I, II, and III lifters.
It is 42″ long and constructed of powder-coated aluminum to resist rust and wear.
The coupler is designed to match original factory specifications, ensuring a proper fit.
It functions as the “bar” that supports and couples the arms, enabling smooth lifter operation.
Replacement of a bent or damaged coupler protects the rest of your lifter from undue stress.
Ideal for repair rather than replacing the full lifter assembly when only the coupler fails.

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Compatability

Directions

Place the spa cover in the closed position and secure corners for stability.

Remove the self-tapping screws or fasteners at each end of the coupler on the support arms.

Slide the old coupler bar out from between the arms.

Insert the new coupler (part #100003) between the support arms, aligning holes at each end.

Reinstall the self-tapping screws or fasteners.

Test the cover lift to ensure smooth operation and that the coupler is snug.

FAQ

Q: Which CoverMate models does this coupler fit?

A: It fits CoverMate I, II, and III lifters, connecting the support arms.

Q: Does this include the support arms or brackets?

A: No. This is the center coupler bar only. Support arms, brackets, and hardware are sold separately.

Q: What material is the coupler made of?

A: Powder-coated aluminum to resist corrosion and match original specifications.

Q: How long is the coupler?

A: 43 inches in length.

Q: Can I replace the coupler without replacing the full lifter?

A: Yes. Replacing just the coupler is a common repair when only that bar is bent or damaged.