baz55
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Forum: Venues (Foreign)
Thread: Pegasus lakes
29 Apr 2023
@ 7:46pm
@ 7:46pm
In reply to Post #5
Any recent information on these lakes....two years on from these posts
Nothing newer than 2022 on Facebook page either
Any recent information on these lakes....two years on from these posts
Nothing newer than 2022 on Facebook page either
Forum: Tackle
Thread: New bed chair and sleeping bag
30 Nov 2021
@ 6:07pm
@ 6:07pm
In reply to Post #1
Currently using Gardner carp duvet compact with a self inflating mattress on a very old Wychwood tactical bedchair,,
The sim underneath you makes a BIG difference and the Bag is Too hot with the inner leaf !!
I've removed mine,, you could sleep ontop of this too though ???
With a sim you may find you don't need a new chair ??
Currently using Gardner carp duvet compact with a self inflating mattress on a very old Wychwood tactical bedchair,,
The sim underneath you makes a BIG difference and the Bag is Too hot with the inner leaf !!
I've removed mine,, you could sleep ontop of this too though ???
With a sim you may find you don't need a new chair ??
3 Nov 2021
@ 4:59pm
@ 4:59pm
In reply to Post #12
I bought 6 Chinese Ebay version ,,medium spomb size I guess
So far 3 have broken /snapped at the hinge,,,plastic used is too brittle
If you get one to last they're pretty good
The tail wire is thin too,,sometimes need bending back straight,,
I bought 6 Chinese Ebay version ,,medium spomb size I guess
So far 3 have broken /snapped at the hinge,,,plastic used is too brittle
If you get one to last they're pretty good
The tail wire is thin too,,sometimes need bending back straight,,
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Fox LXR users
25 Sep 2020
@ 8:13pm
@ 8:13pm
In reply to Post #2
Thank you..
I only ever had old delkim conversions tgen 2004..and mate couldnt remember theyve not been used for that long .
Will be for sale now then
Lock thread if you want..thanks
Thank you..
I only ever had old delkim conversions tgen 2004..and mate couldnt remember theyve not been used for that long .
Will be for sale now then
Lock thread if you want..thanks
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Fox LXR users
25 Sep 2020
@ 9:07am
@ 9:07am
After some assistance please...preferably from actually users of Fox LXRs
I have a set of 4 to sell as part of a mates garage clear out.
When volume switch is right down...on all 4 ...they still beep from head and remote......is this normal or should heads totally 'mute' ??
I guess its normal as all 4 do it...but i dont want to sell on anything faulty
Thanks
I have a set of 4 to sell as part of a mates garage clear out.
When volume switch is right down...on all 4 ...they still beep from head and remote......is this normal or should heads totally 'mute' ??
I guess its normal as all 4 do it...but i dont want to sell on anything faulty
Thanks
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Penn Affinity LTD 7000 Reel
23 Nov 2013
@ 1:33pm
@ 1:33pm
In reply to Post #422
Both types faultless
Originally bought the LC8000 s, used for 6 months ,, then 'aquired ' some 7000 ltd editions too ,, both sets SUPERB for the money ,,,
LC8000s will be for sale as not getting used , will try and do advert / pics later , got 4 of them
Both types faultless
Originally bought the LC8000 s, used for 6 months ,, then 'aquired ' some 7000 ltd editions too ,, both sets SUPERB for the money ,,,
LC8000s will be for sale as not getting used , will try and do advert / pics later , got 4 of them
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Penn Affinity LTD 7000 Reel
11 Aug 2013
@ 5:12pm
@ 5:12pm
In reply to Post #254
'I do know they don't answer questions about what the handle fits
'
,,,,just read that reply ,, i,ve just messaged them asking the length of 'hexagonal' shaft ,,, they have 2 sizes listed too 16 x 5 cm and 14 x 4.5cm
'I do know they don't answer questions about what the handle fits
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Coleman Stove maintenance
18 Nov 2011
@ 12:53pm
@ 12:53pm
In reply to Post #1179
Just hook it out with a stringer needle or similar
, preferably an old one if you dont fancy petrol residue on one you use for baits
. hook behind it and pull gently,
Just hook it out with a stringer needle or similar