C.E. Smith Swivel Bracket Assembly - 8" BracketClick to enlarge
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C.E. Smith Swivel Bracket Assembly - 8" Bracket

Manufacturer: C.E. SmithPart #: 10000GSKU: 96412

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Item #: 96412

Category: Rollers & Brackets

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Description

Swivel Bracket Assembly - 8" Bracket This Smith adjustable bracket is designed to support bunk boards. Hot dip galvanizing for years of use in the harsh marine environment.

This bracket assembly uses bolster bracket-10100G and swivel bracket-10200G. Features: Bolster bracket: 8" bracket, 11 gauge material, 2-1/2" wide, slots 1/2" wide, swivel hole 1/2" dia.

, slots 2-3/4" Swivel bracket: 11 gauge material, bunk flange 1-3/8" x 3-1/2", bunk flange holes 3/8" dia. , swivel flange 2" tall x 3-1/2", swivel flange hole 1/2" dia.

, hole centers 2-1/2" Overall assembly length is 9"

Specifications

BrandC.E. Smith
Part Number10000G
EverTide SKU96412
UPC768296000042

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