You don't need to cut off line to tighten spring. Pull out some line and wrap it back on before releasing tension.Quote:
Originally Posted by cray
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You don't need to cut off line to tighten spring. Pull out some line and wrap it back on before releasing tension.Quote:
Originally Posted by cray
The clamp makes some resistance, can fold down for storage.
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Shoot some spray foam in each end while assembling.
Why just the one hose clamp. Is it loose on the other side?Quote:
Originally Posted by JigginPoleJoe
I only use the clamp to make some resistance, it makes it stiff so it won't swing down when a hog hits it! But you can fold them down for storage.
The pipe fits tight enough to prevent water from getting in, the foam is for piece of mind.
I have caught 2+ pound crappieQuote:
Originally Posted by JigginPoleJoe
OK, tell a TOTALLY "construction challenged" old man...............what is that pipe? How do you get round pipe? Must be flexible. ??? How much per foot, where?
This intrigues me.
PM me if needed............
How long are your pieces?
3/4" coiled pipe is $26-27 per 100' roll at Lowes. And it is plasticQuote:
Originally Posted by Buckrub
Oooooo, is my brain is a' reelin'...........
Is the floating foam stuff just "Great Stuff"......that you spray in the pipe? What is best?