Are they still trading?
In reply to Post #1
They sent me a message when my reels came back from servicing in Feb 26 saying they were ceasing trading. 1 of my reels failed 1st time out after being returned, not happy!
They sent me a message when my reels came back from servicing in Feb 26 saying they were ceasing trading. 1 of my reels failed 1st time out after being returned, not happy!
In reply to Post #2
Shame, they have done some cracking work for me in the past. I don't think there is anywhere else in the Birmingham/ Wolverhampton area for reel service or repair.
Shame, they have done some cracking work for me in the past. I don't think there is anywhere else in the Birmingham/ Wolverhampton area for reel service or repair.
In reply to Post #3
Think there may be a place in Cannock? Ask Braders, I'm sure he's used them.
Ignore me - just realized that FAF Customz is the place in Cannock!!!
Think there may be a place in Cannock? Ask Braders, I'm sure he's used them.
Ignore me - just realized that FAF Customz is the place in Cannock!!!
In reply to Post #4
LOL, I need a line clip replacing on a Tournie spool. Ive got all the bits, but blow me, i cant fit them. I've been crawling round on the floor picking up the spring that many times.
LOL, I need a line clip replacing on a Tournie spool. Ive got all the bits, but blow me, i cant fit them. I've been crawling round on the floor picking up the spring that many times.
In reply to Post #5
I've tied cotton around the spring to compress it while I get the cir clip on , makes a fiddly job a bit easier
I've tied cotton around the spring to compress it while I get the cir clip on , makes a fiddly job a bit easier
In reply to Post #5
I held the clip in place with sticky tape on the outside of the spool. Then stick the spool to kitchen counter with sticky tape, this gives you 2 handed access to do the job. A couple of micro screwdrivers (flat bladed) like you would use to fix spectacles and you can hold the circlip in place with one and push it home with the other. I tried and failed 3 times, before I came up with this method.
I held the clip in place with sticky tape on the outside of the spool. Then stick the spool to kitchen counter with sticky tape, this gives you 2 handed access to do the job. A couple of micro screwdrivers (flat bladed) like you would use to fix spectacles and you can hold the circlip in place with one and push it home with the other. I tried and failed 3 times, before I came up with this method.
In reply to Post #5
It's a lot of fun isn't it
I just did 6 Infinities, must have the knack of it now, only 1 proved awkward. Seen a few posts on the forum, making own tools like a fork from bits of plastic to tying the spring closed with cotton, then cutting when clip fitted behind.
I'd recommend working in a large box to stop the spring from launching
EDIT, just seen bm's cotton in link below.
It's a lot of fun isn't it
I just did 6 Infinities, must have the knack of it now, only 1 proved awkward. Seen a few posts on the forum, making own tools like a fork from bits of plastic to tying the spring closed with cotton, then cutting when clip fitted behind.I'd recommend working in a large box to stop the spring from launching
EDIT, just seen bm's cotton in link below.
I tied a bit of cotton to the spring to make it easy to find! Then cut a little notch in a bank card the width of the clip stem, to compress the spring with
In reply to Post #3
Try Future Reel servicing,not too far away its only in Newark
Try Future Reel servicing,not too far away its only in Newark
Is there any other companies that do full reel customisation and repainting?
The line clips I had fitted on some Infinity's were shocking. I had to get the Custom Reel King self fit versions instead.
In reply to Post #12
You're not wrong. I've settled on the Weston line clips as they don't interfere with the line guard, used to drive me nuts winding and hearing the clicking!
You're not wrong. I've settled on the Weston line clips as they don't interfere with the line guard, used to drive me nuts winding and hearing the clicking!
In reply to Post #1
I was looking too as not far from me! Had a Weston clip ping off in the drink! Will order from Weston and refit.
General reel service shout out -Richard Bagguley at reel servicing in Notts is good. Nice guy too.
Ants reel servicing in Stoke if still going?
I was looking too as not far from me! Had a Weston clip ping off in the drink! Will order from Weston and refit.
General reel service shout out -Richard Bagguley at reel servicing in Notts is good. Nice guy too.
Ants reel servicing in Stoke if still going?
In reply to Post #14
Big shout out to Baldyman. The cotton trick did the job, made it very straightforward.
Thanks for all the suggestions.
Big shout out to Baldyman. The cotton trick did the job, made it very straightforward.
Thanks for all the suggestions.
In reply to Post #15
Using cotton to stop the line clip spring leaving earth's orbit
See post number 19.
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Using cotton to stop the line clip spring leaving earth's orbit
See post number 19.
LINKY POO™ https://www.carpforum.co.uk/Shared/Messages.asp?TopicID=425895&ReadAll=1
In reply to Post #1
That's a reel shame (pardon the pun) as they did some really nice pimpin paint jobs . . .
reel-tech.co.uk in Cambridge?
That's a reel shame (pardon the pun) as they did some really nice pimpin paint jobs . . .
reel-tech.co.uk in Cambridge?
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