Skear
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Forum: Tackle
Thread: Power porter 24v motor question
28 Mar 2018
@ 5:52pm
@ 5:52pm
In reply to Post #24
I did say they were expensive
I did say they were expensive
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Power porter 24v motor question
28 Mar 2018
@ 1:08pm
@ 1:08pm
All the 24 volt PP's are the same, apart from the early ones had different chargers.
Perhaps they have different motor suppliers?
Perhaps they have different motor suppliers?
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Power porter 24v motor question
27 Mar 2018
@ 9:52pm
@ 9:52pm
In reply to Post #11
You're welcome mate, hope you get sorted
You're welcome mate, hope you get sorted
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Power porter 24v motor question
27 Mar 2018
@ 8:15pm
@ 8:15pm
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Power porter 24v motor question
27 Mar 2018
@ 2:53pm
@ 2:53pm
I'll dig my wheel and motor out later, and post up the details.
I know from talking to a good few people, regarding motorised barrows etc, that the bulk of the money, is in the motor itself. They are very expensive for some reason.
Saw this the other day when buying some tools, this is actually a good price for one of these, it has either a tub, or rack to go on top, at extra cost IIRC Makita powered wheelbarrow
I know from talking to a good few people, regarding motorised barrows etc, that the bulk of the money, is in the motor itself. They are very expensive for some reason.
Saw this the other day when buying some tools, this is actually a good price for one of these, it has either a tub, or rack to go on top, at extra cost IIRC Makita powered wheelbarrow
Forum: Tackle
26 Mar 2018
@ 8:53pm
@ 8:53pm
In reply to Post #1
A lot of the shorter length rods coming out now have quite high test curves, and many are fast actioned, which makes them feel like broom handles.
I've tried some in the 2.75-3.25lb TC and found them awful, like long boat rods!
A nice actioned rod, at a good price, is the Chub Outkast, 2.25lb TC Great little rods, superb playing action, and capable of respectable distance if needed
A lot of the shorter length rods coming out now have quite high test curves, and many are fast actioned, which makes them feel like broom handles.
I've tried some in the 2.75-3.25lb TC and found them awful, like long boat rods!
A nice actioned rod, at a good price, is the Chub Outkast, 2.25lb TC Great little rods, superb playing action, and capable of respectable distance if needed
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: The View From Your Swim
20 Mar 2018
@ 10:26pm
@ 10:26pm
In reply to Post #286
I'm not jealous
I'm not jealous
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
Thread: Morocco!
14 Mar 2018
@ 6:10pm
@ 6:10pm


