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Fishing Forum 02-27-2007, 04:08 PM
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pulley rigs

has any one had this happen to them.
my pulley rigs are made from 60lb rig body and a big swivel then i tie some more 60lb line for the hook length. whilst casting the rig body has snaped just leaving the big swivel attached to me leader link clip, lead and other bits ended up on the beach.
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Re: pulley rigs

Never had it happen to me but have heard of the 60lb line (rig body) where it folds over the swivel at an acute angle creates a weak spot and can snap across the thin wire of the swivel on casting - I use a fox pulley bead which prevents that problem by spreading the strain of the cast over a much wider area ...
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Re: pulley rigs

Like this - the one on the left - ordinary swivel will be under a lot of strain and after repeated use will give - the one on the right is the Fox swivel - spreads the load !

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Re: pulley rigs

ive never had that happen. thats a good idea maghouse. ive not seen that befor.
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Re: pulley rigs

quit a scary thing because you dont know where the lead has gone.
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Re: pulley rigs

Rich up your main body to 80lb,60 is a bit light.
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