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Old 04-30-2008, 11:17 AM
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Hey guys, dropped my 12.0 and one of the guides cracked and fell out of the metal ring. My question is, can I just bring it by my tackle shop and have a new inner part glued in? or do i have to drop it off and have a whole new guide wrapped onto the pole? Thanks. Pat
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Old 04-30-2008, 11:24 AM
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you need a new giude unfortunately
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Old 04-30-2008, 11:25 AM
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Hey guys, dropped my 12.0 and one of the guides cracked and fell out of the metal ring. My question is, can I just bring it by my tackle shop and have a new inner part glued in? or do i have to drop it off and have a whole new guide wrapped onto the pole? Thanks. Pat

take and drop it off to Bev/Terry over at Harbor Tackle, they'll advise you on what will have tobe done, quote you a price and usally can repair it the same-day
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If you are willing, you can probably put a new guide on yourself. Its actually really easy to do basic guide wraps and put some finish over it.

If it is the tip top (which I suspect it isn't) they are SUPER easy to replace yourself. Just a small amount of heat and it will usually slide right off unless it was epoxied in place.
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Oh well. Guess I'll drop it off today. Darn slate steps... If the wrap is a different color it'll be a badge of honor.
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If the wrap is a different color it'll be a badge of honor.
I had so many different colors self-wrapped that I forgot what color it started with! Terry does a great job.
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