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I

NSTALLING THE

H

OSE

M

ASTER

The 

HoseMaster

system must be mounted in a location that is protected from the elements

and that does not contain combustible fuels. Generally, an existing space in the engine room
near the water storage tank is an acceptable location.

M

OUNTING THE

H

OSE

M

ASTER

In general, the 

HoseMaster

system will be mounted to either the floor or the roof of the com-

partment where it will be located. 

Determine where the 

HoseMaster

will be mounted. It is very important to allow clearance for

the 

HoseMaster

storage spool to operate freely without obstruction or interference, and for the

connection of the water hose from the ship’s water supply.

Install the mounting bracket by using six (6) #10 fasteners 

(HINT: Unspooling the water

hose before mounting the HoseMaster can aid installation in tight spaces).

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ONNECTING THE

H

OSE

M

ASTER TO YOUR BOAT

S WATER SYSTEM

As mentioned in section 3 of the Installation Guide (opposite page), the connection of

the 

HoseMaster

to your ship’s water system is fairly straightforward and simple. 

To retrofit the 

HoseMaster

to your coach simply route the existing hose line from the

boat water system inlet port to where you have installed the 

HoseMaster

Attach the female connector to the 1/2” NPT male water hose connector, located in the

center of the main pulley wheel of the 

HoseMaster

Cut the hose at a suitable length and attach a 1/2” NPT female connector. 
If you prefer to replace your existing hose with a new one, then route a length of drinking

water safe 5/8” water hose from the boat’s water system inlet port to the 

HoseMaster

water

connector as described above 

(see pg. 10 for Accessories)

.

M

OUNTING THE

H

OSE

M

ASTER POWER SWITCH

The 

HoseMaster

power switch comes already assembled, and should be mounted near

the hawse pipe where the hose will exit the boat’s sidewall with (2) #8 fasteners (needed).

You are now ready to connect the 

HoseMaster

to your boat’s electrical system.

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Connect to ship’s 

water system

Mount

HoseMaster

Mount power switch

To aid in the installation of your HoseMaster a mounting template has

been enclosed in this manual. 

1) Tape template where installation is to occur, leaving appropriate clear-

ance for hose connection and reel wheel. Mark mount holes.

2) Drill holes and install screw/fender washer, cut screw and SAE wash-

er. Tighten screws until plate fits snug under fender washer.  Position the

cut washer to angle fender washer forward.

3) Install plumbing onto HoseMaster, and perform leak check.

4) Slide HoseMaster onto screws.

5) Install front mounting hardware.

6) Connect wires and mount the power switch.

1/2” 90 deg

brass female

union

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H

OSE

M

ASTER

W

IRING

D

IAGRAM

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WARNING: If you are not sure on how to wire your HoseMaster DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CONNECT POWER TO THE
UNIT, contact a qualified electrician.

The 2 wire connection to vehicle power is all that is required for installation of the Glendinning 

HoseMaster.

All other wiring has been completed at the factory. 

IMPORTANT: Install a 10-amp fuse between the positive terminal of the power supply and the white wire which leads to
the circuit breaker on the power switch assembly. This circuit will protect your boat in the event that the wire which sup-
plies power to the HoseMaster is chaffed or cut.

The circuit breaker that comes installed in the power switch assembly provides protection against the overloading of the
HoseMaster motor.

HoseMaster

Motor

HoseMaster

Momentary

Power Switch

Black wire

White wire

HoseMaster

Circuit Breaker

(PUSH to reset)

HoseMaster 

Power Switch

Assembly

Battery

12V DC

All wiring below dotted

line has been completed

at the factory

All wiring above dotted line

required on installation by

electrician or boat owner

10 amp fuse

+

W

IRING

I

NSTRUCTIONS

The 

HoseMaster

comes with (2) 14 gauge wires attached to the motor via the power switch assembly.

These wires should be connected to the 12

VDC

power source. The white wire should be connected to the positive terminal

and the black wire should be connected to the negative ter-
minal. It is important to install a 10amp fuse close to the
power source in-line with the white wire. This installation will
prevent damage to your boat 

(see wiring diagram page 7)

Make sure all connections are secure.

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If you are NOT familiar with the standards and 

practices for DC electrical systems it is 

STRONGLY RECOMMENDED 

that you contact a qualified electrician.

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