Reply With QuoteI've pressed it back in on one of mine... Then I put a little super glue on all of them... No more problems.
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Need to order you a bunch of tops.
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I've pressed it back in on one of mine... Then I put a little super glue on all of them... No more problems.
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Not talking bout breaking the tip.. I'm saying to epoxy the guide in before you ever use the rod...Originally Posted by slabin
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that would work but i tend to stay in the thickest stuff i can find and im also alittle rough on them try to give them a workout every time i go
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Not to mention... Them jigs is pretty cheap compared to new tips... May need to break the line more often, especially if you catching fish
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You should get a brushcutter and let us know if they are worth it...
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if im catching fish i dont want to spend time tying jigs on and i do break a bunch off
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The Brush Cutter has the same guides......just a stiffer rod.You should get a brushcutter and let us know if they are worth it...
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The last package of tops I bought had 3 different size tubes. The guides were a bit larger than I like, but at 12 cents each, not bad.
Here's a good deal.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Free-Ship-90...#ht_6243wt_935
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