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Can’t Find What You’re Looking For? Contact IE Boat Supplies for Assistance!

If you are unable to locate the part you need using the information provided below, please reach out to IE Boat Supplies for technical assistance. Our company maintains a large inventory of engine parts, marine parts, and accessories. However, only our most popular items are listed in our catalog.

For help finding specific parts or for additional support, you can email us at CONTACT US. Or Call Us 1-800-470-1979.

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Tools & Shop Supplies

An essential set of boat tools and shop supplies includes both emergency items for onboard repairs and a more complete collection for a dedicated workshop. All tools and hardware intended for use on a boat should be rust-resistant, such as those made from marine-grade stainless steel or with protective coatings. 

Essential onboard tool kits

These portable kits are designed for quick fixes and emergency repairs.
  • Wrenches and sockets: A complete set of combination wrenches (box-end and open-end), plus socket sets with both metric and SAE sizes, will address most engine and hardware needs.
  • Pliers: Include adjustable pliers, needle-nose pliers, and locking pliers (like Vise-Grips) for grabbing and twisting.
  • Screwdrivers: A variety of flathead and Phillips screwdrivers in different sizes is a must. A multi-bit driver is also a space-saving option.
  • Cutting tools: A sharp utility knife and a sturdy pair of diagonal cutters are useful for working with lines and wires.
  • Propeller repair kit: This is critical for inboard-powered boats. A kit includes a prop puller, cotter pins, and a wrench.
  • Sealant and hardware: Keep a tube of marine-grade sealant, spare cotter pins, and a variety of nuts, bolts, and hose clamps in an organized, waterproof case.

Workshop tools and equipment

For more extensive maintenance and repair, a boat owner's shop requires specialized supplies.
  • Diagnostic tools:
    • Multimeter: For checking voltage, resistance, and continuity in electrical systems.
    • Pressure gauges: Useful for diagnosing engine issues.
  • Cleaning and preparation supplies:
    • Gelcoat restorer and fiberglass polish: For hull maintenance.
    • Surface prep: Acetone for cleaning and degreasing surfaces before applying adhesives or sealants.
  • Repair materials:
    • Fiberglass repair kit: Includes resin, hardener, and fiberglass cloth.
    • Marine-grade epoxy: An essential adhesive for bonding and filling gaps.
    • Elastomeric sealant: Used for sealing fittings and components.
  • Protective equipment and hardware:
    • Boat fenders and buoys: For protecting the hull during docking and mooring.
    • Safety glasses and gloves: For personal protection.
  • Anchoring equipment: A reliable anchor is crucial for holding the boat in place while making repairs or for mooring.