Crucial w/ tennessee handle...broken
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 5:17 pm
Hi Dan,
I didn't see this area before so I am a half-day behind.
I mailed my broken crucial in today, just a few hours ago. It snapped about a foot and a half from the tip while setting the hook on a dropshot! It had a tennessee handle, but I have heard that they don't offer them anymore. It was a 6'-6" MH, and I don't remember how fast the tip was. I stated that I understood that they weren't made anymore, and that anything for replacement was ok. I had to bend and tie up the big first line guide in order for it to fit in the tube too, I hope they get that. My other Crucial broke too, but just inches from the tip. I broke it trying to shake a jig out of a bush, but since it was so close to the tip, I assumed that I did something to it. I had a new tip put on, but it just isn't the same rod. Have I ruined my chance of getting that rod replaced since I had a new tip installed??
Sorry for the long post.
Do you see the tennessee handle creating an issue taking months to resolve?
Thanks,
Doug Hanson
I didn't see this area before so I am a half-day behind.
I mailed my broken crucial in today, just a few hours ago. It snapped about a foot and a half from the tip while setting the hook on a dropshot! It had a tennessee handle, but I have heard that they don't offer them anymore. It was a 6'-6" MH, and I don't remember how fast the tip was. I stated that I understood that they weren't made anymore, and that anything for replacement was ok. I had to bend and tie up the big first line guide in order for it to fit in the tube too, I hope they get that. My other Crucial broke too, but just inches from the tip. I broke it trying to shake a jig out of a bush, but since it was so close to the tip, I assumed that I did something to it. I had a new tip put on, but it just isn't the same rod. Have I ruined my chance of getting that rod replaced since I had a new tip installed??
Sorry for the long post.
Do you see the tennessee handle creating an issue taking months to resolve?
Thanks,
Doug Hanson