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Hugh Neary
September 20th, 2003, 03:10 PM
As the title suggests, I have a beachcaster that I would like to find
the import agency for. I'm not sure if it's under warranty or even
where I bought it, but it broke during a cast last week.

The break is half way up the top section of my two piece rod. The
blank seems extreemly thin at this point, around the thicknes of the
board used in a cornflakes box. I suspect it was faulty when
manufactured. Would anyone agree? I've never inspected a rods
"innards" before :-)



Regards


HN

Hugh Neary
September 20th, 2003, 05:50 PM
On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 17:42:34 +0000 (UTC), "mat.knight"
> wrote:

>Where are you based ?
>
>Abu have there hq in swansea,but most shops who deal with abu should be able
>to source you a top section,really depends on how old the rod is and wether
>or not they still have spares.
>
Thanks for the information. I cannot remember where the rod was
purchased, but it is certainly new. I'll give a tackle dealer a try.


Regards

HN



>It is supprising how many different rods come off the same mandrel tho.
>"Hugh Neary" > wrote in message
...
>> As the title suggests, I have a beachcaster that I would like to find
>> the import agency for. I'm not sure if it's under warranty or even
>> where I bought it, but it broke during a cast last week.
>>
>> The break is half way up the top section of my two piece rod. The
>> blank seems extreemly thin at this point, around the thicknes of the
>> board used in a cornflakes box. I suspect it was faulty when
>> manufactured. Would anyone agree? I've never inspected a rods
>> "innards" before :-)
>>
>>
>>
>> Regards
>>
>>
>> HN
>>
>

mat.knight
September 20th, 2003, 06:42 PM
Where are you based ?

Abu have there hq in swansea,but most shops who deal with abu should be able
to source you a top section,really depends on how old the rod is and wether
or not they still have spares.

It is supprising how many different rods come off the same mandrel tho.
"Hugh Neary" > wrote in message
...
> As the title suggests, I have a beachcaster that I would like to find
> the import agency for. I'm not sure if it's under warranty or even
> where I bought it, but it broke during a cast last week.
>
> The break is half way up the top section of my two piece rod. The
> blank seems extreemly thin at this point, around the thicknes of the
> board used in a cornflakes box. I suspect it was faulty when
> manufactured. Would anyone agree? I've never inspected a rods
> "innards" before :-)
>
>
>
> Regards
>
>
> HN
>

roddytoo
September 20th, 2003, 10:04 PM
"Hugh Neary" > wrote in message
...
> As the title suggests, I have a beachcaster that I would like to find
> the import agency for. I'm not sure if it's under warranty or even
> where I bought it, but it broke during a cast last week.
>
> The break is half way up the top section of my two piece rod. The
> blank seems extreemly thin at this point, around the thicknes of the
> board used in a cornflakes box. I suspect it was faulty when
> manufactured. Would anyone agree? I've never inspected a rods
> "innards" before :-)
>
>
>
> Regards
>
>
> HN
> They have to be thin or would be too stiff and heavy to cast with. If you
think your beachcaster is thin, you should see how thin the top section of a
fly rod is!