04-29-2008, 05:28 PM
[#000000]ok, I having trouble under standing you question.[/#000000]
but if you just want to take the old guides off the rod.
you can use a exacto blade #11 or a single side razor will also work. the guides are held on the rod with nylon thread. you can cut the thread right on top of the foot and unwinde it, just be careful not to cut the rod, alway cut on or towards the guide foot.
some times for a quick repair you can just put another rip on the broken one if it's not toooo close to the second guide. not sure if you would want to even repair the rod, it would change the action and probibly not holdup because of where it's broke.
if you need anyother help just let me know.
later chuck
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but if you just want to take the old guides off the rod.
you can use a exacto blade #11 or a single side razor will also work. the guides are held on the rod with nylon thread. you can cut the thread right on top of the foot and unwinde it, just be careful not to cut the rod, alway cut on or towards the guide foot.
some times for a quick repair you can just put another rip on the broken one if it's not toooo close to the second guide. not sure if you would want to even repair the rod, it would change the action and probibly not holdup because of where it's broke.
if you need anyother help just let me know.
later chuck
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