In reply to Post #29
You're a funny guy. Terry Edmunds said so.
You're a funny guy. Terry Edmunds said so.
In reply to Post #31
Like I said on a previous thread, you do talk some shyte.
Like I said on a previous thread, you do talk some shyte.
A simple photo of the joint will sort this out?
In reply to Post #24
Where is the Joy of Fishing gone These Days. Too much Competition in carp fishing these days Hence The under 12's platform on Here
Where is the Joy of Fishing gone These Days. Too much Competition in carp fishing these days Hence The under 12's platform on Here
A lot of threads seem to go this way on this forum recently
In reply to Post #36
Too many c***s on here lol. I know of at least 4 that pop up regularly. And yes before anyone pipes up........I'm one of them 😂
Too many c***s on here lol. I know of at least 4 that pop up regularly. And yes before anyone pipes up........I'm one of them 😂
In reply to Post #34
http://custombuiltrods.co.uk/build-blank.php?id_manufacturer=1&id_blank=2
http://custombuiltrods.co.uk/build-blank.php?id_manufacturer=1&id_blank=2
In reply to Post #38
You know that the image of the rod as you build it on that website is the same for every blank? They haven't detailed every joint for every manufacturer. If you own the rods take a look at those and compare to the one in your link.
You know that the image of the rod as you build it on that website is the same for every blank? They haven't detailed every joint for every manufacturer. If you own the rods take a look at those and compare to the one in your link.
In reply to Post #39
Didn't notice that, many thanks
There's plenty of other owners of the same rod on here, I'm sure they'll say I'm talking cobblers if I'm not correct. Anyway, at the end of the day, it's just a fishing rod, even if they were made by Yin Yang™ of China, we're not talking about a 14kg.bar of *supposed* gold only to find out later it was loaded with tungsten are we,.you know?
@jeffire
I wasn't digging you out by my post, just pointing out it wasn't the case of my rods
Didn't notice that, many thanks
There's plenty of other owners of the same rod on here, I'm sure they'll say I'm talking cobblers if I'm not correct. Anyway, at the end of the day, it's just a fishing rod, even if they were made by Yin Yang™ of China, we're not talking about a 14kg.bar of *supposed* gold only to find out later it was loaded with tungsten are we,.you know?
@jeffire
I wasn't digging you out by my post, just pointing out it wasn't the case of my rods
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Bull**** alert
Bull**** alert
In reply to Post #41
i used super glue on mine as already suggested (torrix rods)
had no issues
i used super glue on mine as already suggested (torrix rods)
had no issues
That shouldn't be necessary with the Harrison overfit joints, I think some rod builders go a bit too tight with the whippings below the joint. It looks great when new but doesn't leave a lot for wear. I'm not sur if the whipping serves a purpose or is just cosmetic to minimise the difference at the joint
I've got a few Harrison rods, 7 different blanks, not a spigot joint among them
I've got a few Harrison rods, 7 different blanks, not a spigot joint among them
In reply to Post #40
If you have a loose fitting spigot prestons joint save is better than superglue , its what i use on worn pole fittings , as said superglue will work but isnt waterproof.bobco tackle have it , never used it on a harrison blank though .
If you have a loose fitting spigot prestons joint save is better than superglue , its what i use on worn pole fittings , as said superglue will work but isnt waterproof.bobco tackle have it , never used it on a harrison blank though .
In reply to Post #42
Torrix dont have spigots either.
Torrix dont have spigots either.
Would a very thin coat of epoxy rubbed back to a nice tight fit not be better than superglue?