Whitecap Push Up Hose Deck Fill 6995c on 2040-parts.com
Land O' Lakes, Florida, United States
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This is a popup type of deck fill. Gone are the days of having to find a tool to open your water fill. Just press the button and up pops a flat knob to allow you to unscrew the cap. Constructed of heavy cast 316SS. Connects to 1-1/2 inch hose to your water tank gravity fill. I have 2 of these if you have dual water tanks but price listed is for one.
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