Click to enlargeC.E Smith 53696 Rod Safety Ring
Manufacturer: C.E. SmithPart #: 53696SKU: 94467
- Stainless Steel
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Item #: 94467
Category: Accessories
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Description
53696 Rod Safety Ring Attach the C. E.
Smith Rod Safety Ring to the bottom of rod holders and stop worrying about dropping your equipment. Made to secure into the 0.
5" drain hole found at the bottom of the flush-mount cast-bottom rod holder from C. E.
Smith, the rod safety ring gives you a convenient place for you to tether your rod and reel, boat fender, or any other valuable you don't want to fall overboard. Features: Provides a convenient place to secure rods 316L Marine-grade stainless steel Quick and easy installation *Sold as an Individual
Specifications
| Brand | C.E. Smith |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 53696 |
| EverTide SKU | 94467 |
| UPC | 768296010775 |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
Specifications are provided by the manufacturer. Confirm fitment for your application before ordering, or contact us and we'll help.
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Boat Outfitting — frequently asked
- What material should marine hardware be made of?
- For most exposed hardware, 316 stainless steel is the marine standard — it resists salt corrosion far better than 304 stainless or plated steel. Marine-grade aluminum, UV-stabilized nylon, and King StarBoard are also common for non-structural fittings.
- How do I know a replacement seat or hatch will fit?
- Measure the mounting pattern (bolt spacing), the cutout or base dimensions, and any post diameter or height on the part you’re replacing. Match those to the new part’s specs — outfitting parts follow common sizes but are not universal, so confirming dimensions avoids returns.
- Do I need backing plates for deck hardware?
- For anything that takes load — grab rails, cleats, ladder steps, seat pedestals — yes. A backing plate spreads the load across a larger area of the deck or transom so fasteners don’t pull through under stress.
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