where can I find the drain caps for the grady rod holders. I had a flood in the cabin located all the drain caps on my 2014 canyon cracked and split.
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A quick google search for "rod holder drain cap" shows a ton of options. Just measure the Outside Diameter of the rod tube to know which fit and you should be good to go - reasonably priced as well.
Are you trying to drain water out the bottom, or prevent it going in the top? If my rod holders drained into the cabin, I would use both.
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I'd say maybe something along the lines of the first link for the top of the rod holder, or the second link for the bottoms of the rod holders... depending on which ones you're referring to. Or both...
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Rod Holder Base Drain Cap - T-H Marine Supplies
This molded, black vinyl rod holder drain is the perfect solution when you need to route the drainage from T-H Marine's molded angle top (RH-1 and RH-4) or flat top (RH-2) rod holders. Simply slip this cap onto the base of the rod holder and use 3/8" clear PVC tubing to route drainage from...
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A pic or clearer description would really help. Some boats have the cap and gasket above for rod holders. They really should not be required on a boat as all rod holders should drain into the cockpit. Think of the crud that can get on them when fishing.... The cup holders either drain into the cockpit or helm floor, or have a cap at the bottom (which kinda sucks as the water builds up in the cup holder) or they have a tube that drains the water away - usually to the bilge where it will be pumped out assuming the pump is triggered.