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  • #16
    I had the same problem with my kompressor ss, been lucky freed it with help of mates by twisting it apart, I rub a pencil on the male joint seems to work for me.
    In order to become "old & wise", you must first be young & stupid.
    Age and experience will beat youth and enthusiasm every time.
    Youth and Skill is no match for Age and Treachery.

    This link is good for tide and weather and more http://magicseaweed.com/Tynemouth-Lo...rt/26/tide/uk/

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    • #17
      Originally posted by Malcolm Tucker View Post
      Which would be why Century specifically recommend treating your spigot periodically with PTFE spray in order to keep them smooth and a good fit.
      well, i'm going by the warranty booklet that came with my rod



      Do i have it all wrong ? Where in there does it say PTFE spray ?

      edit, what a plank, im gettin the two different makes mixed up.

      Apologies lol
      Last edited by Phil83; 12-07-2011, 02:31 PM.

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      • #18
        If i may comment greys rods are mostly a tapered blank so mainly spigot joints and only become tight when most of spigot is all the way in therefore candle wax is good and it helps protect the carbon from wearing and is sticky and holds the two parts of the rod together as if a spigot seal was to break in cast the tip would be away in the drink !.

        Century are mostly a parallel butt design and use ferrule joints which make contact as soon as you put the two parts together they are machined to fit therefore PTFE spray lubricates the joint allows it to move without causing much friction doesnt wear the carbon so the joint wont become slack. only apply candle wax if the furrule joint was to go slack.

        Cheers
        Davey.
        Last edited by Davey-m; 12-07-2011, 02:24 PM.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Phil83 View Post
          well, i'm going by the warranty booklet that came with my rod, if yours says different, then blame greys - not me.



          Do i have it all wrong ? Where in there does it say PTFE spray ?
          To diffrent rod makers obviously Century say to use the PTFE spray your Greys instructions tell you to use a wax Candle as long as your using whats reccomended you should be fine.

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          • #20
            take the butt cap off find a wooden dowl that will fit up the but and tap the dowl gently c if it eases it out

            works every time.

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            • #21
              i normaly run a bit ho****er over joint works for me

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              • #22
                run a bit hot water over joint works for me

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                • #23
                  Cheers for all the replies lads, very much appreciated. Rod still solid despite trying everything. I'll keep working at it with all the various methods suggested and hopefully it'll just be a matter of time.
                  Gordon

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                  • #24
                    Hacksaw?

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by peeagee View Post
                      Hacksaw?
                      Knew I'd get a load of sympathy of you!

                      Are yer free tomorrow? PM me mate

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                      • #26
                        fetch it up to me m8 i will release it with the skipping rope tecnique def
                        have you got a cloth

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                        • #27
                          Free at last

                          Hallelujah, eventually got it parted tonight after 4 days trying using the various techniques suggested. Me and m8 peeagee, one twisting one way and the other the other way and eventually the joint broke.
                          Thanks again all. Cheers for the offer tony mate.

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                          • #28
                            no bother m8
                            have you got a cloth

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by g.ordon View Post
                              Hallelujah, eventually got it parted tonight after 4 days trying using the various techniques suggested. Me and m8 peeagee, one twisting one way and the other the other way and eventually the joint broke.
                              .
                              Well done glad you are sorted.
                              In order to become "old & wise", you must first be young & stupid.
                              Age and experience will beat youth and enthusiasm every time.
                              Youth and Skill is no match for Age and Treachery.

                              This link is good for tide and weather and more http://magicseaweed.com/Tynemouth-Lo...rt/26/tide/uk/

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