Pic says it all ... Pulled up by a shrimper
No problem, John --
Send it out.
I will post pics afterwards.
Best,
Fred
Wow! Can you even tell what it is??
Fred, of course, really could make it look better than new. :D
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I seriously thought about it but it looked pretty cool on the guy's wall so I let it be. I do have one of my own I hope to post soon if I can figure out where one more piece goes. Curiously we do not have a tutorial or schematic on Slsh 30 that I could find and I have one piece of jack I can't cipher out.
That's outrageously cool Thor
I have a 113H down there somewhere that likely looks similar to this. :o :o
we could fix that..... ;D
Quote from: foakes on March 09, 2016, 05:05:29 PM
No problem, John --
Send it out.
I will post pics afterwards.
Best,
Fred
Fred, this I GOTTA SEE! ;D ;D
There are a couple of hundred guys on Alan's site, that could handle this, Rowdy...
And you could too!
This is no hill for a mountain-climber.
Tremendous amount of knowledge and skill on this site.
I am continually in awe -- and it just keeps getting better.
Best,
Fred
Plus...you have an awesome set of tools Fred..👍🏻😉
QuoteHey Alan, I tried to post this video I shot on the 'Challenge For Fred' thread....it's an SS pulled up by the same shrimper; I tried to get it for a great' before and after' pic but he wouldn't budge. Nonetheless, the reel had grown-man barnacles and yet reeled smoothly after that long underneat; appears just to need bail cleaning functionally. I'm planning on showing it to the Penn guys at may visit. Can you post it for me?
Thanks!
John
got it!
https://youtu.be/wl7_7_ZJEYQ
Don't underestimate the power of Fred.
I see it is an ssg model. The Chinese version of the tried and true penn ss series.
There is no comparison, but I still bet Fred could make it like new. ;)
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