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Saintly Fish

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Presume you've tried the old twist & pull technique? 

How about warm water over the join and let it seep in, and potentially dissolve any salty crustiness in the joint?

Failing that, might be a two man job to just pull at it properly?

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22 minutes ago, Andy135 said:

Presume you've tried the old twist & pull technique? 

How about warm water over the join and let it seep in, and potentially dissolve any salty crustiness in the joint?

Failing that, might be a two man job to just pull at it properly?

I've soaked it in wd40 and still no joy 😭

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9 minutes ago, Saintly Fish said:

I've soaked it in wd40 and still no joy 😭

No, none of that. The answer is simple.

hold a little bit of twisting pressure on the 2 halves and GENTLY tap the joint with a piece of wood, and they will part.

I was told this trick by a rod builder (century) and it works every time👍

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2 hours ago, GPSguru said:

No, none of that. The answer is simple.

hold a little bit of twisting pressure on the 2 halves and GENTLY tap the joint with a piece of wood, and they will part.

I was told this trick by a rod builder (century) and it works every time👍

Thanks Ian, I'll give it a try tomorrow !

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4 hours ago, Saintly Fish said:

Thanks Ian, I'll give it a try tomorrow !

 

Yes, remember just gently tap the joint ferrule, sometime they break free very quickly, other times it takes a few mins.

My Century NG's tend to stick when they have been in use for a few days, I was told by Century it is due to temperature and humidity variation, nothing actually wrong with the rod, however, they always come apart with a few taps on the joint ferrule.

 

 

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3 hours ago, Saintly Fish said:

Yeah, and there was you telling me not to sand it down a tad. Don't know why I listen to you sumptimez

Haha, yeah, that advise is dished out by most rod manufacturers.... Don't rub it down

Some silicon spray on the spigot once you get it apart may help for future. Hot water over the joint to get the outer to expand may help shift it. I've been lucky in that all of mine have responded to brute force of the twist and pull variety......

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