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<blockquote data-quote="7mm08" data-source="post: 4751245" data-attributes="member: 4573"><p>I used to build fly rods LONG ago so when I popped a guide up in the mountains I thought what the heck. With the aid of a rubber band to drive the motor( the old black rubber was dry rotted ), help from Mudhole, and Schwartz - Principles oF Surgery for thread tension my Loomis has been repaired. </p><p></p><p>I wouldn't recommend this for the " faint of heart" especially the next to last guide on a 4wt</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="7mm08, post: 4751245, member: 4573"] I used to build fly rods LONG ago so when I popped a guide up in the mountains I thought what the heck. With the aid of a rubber band to drive the motor( the old black rubber was dry rotted ), help from Mudhole, and Schwartz - Principles oF Surgery for thread tension my Loomis has been repaired. I wouldn’t recommend this for the “ faint of heart” especially the next to last guide on a 4wt [/QUOTE]
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