J Francho

I'm talking about the misprint.

Someone dropped the ball.

Actually, a 195 TXW w/ a 150 is $25,595.

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Where did that ad come from? LOL, 170 is a 50 hp max. In fact, 115 is the max for for their mod V models.

Complainers.

Also, forgot about my Stanleys. Still one of the better all around spinners.

Bearing oil is fine. I even had good luck with ATF. Grease gets too dirty too quickly for me.

Yes, exactly this.

I don't use just one. Siebert's Cosmic for thick weeds. The Strike King Premier from DSG are great for rocks, wood, and mixed vegetation. Booyah Vibra wire work as a gen purpose.

4.75" Savage Craws and 4.5" Ragetail Lobsters get bit.

You should have seen it when the pendulum swung the other way, and 4/5 posts were about how great the E series is. Great products just tend to do this naturally, and this is a case of that.

Wind knots are from line twist in braid. The constant slack using a jerkbait will make it worse. A soft mono or copoly won't loosen up on the spool because it has a some memory. A bit of memory is not always a bad thing, and can help with line management.

This is probably not the right answer for you, but don't use braid. I don't do anything to manage the copoly I use on spinning or casting gear.

Oh god, "What the hell is wrong, now!" Anyway, to the OP > You might really have to do some searching. By most accounts, I'm not sure very many owners are going to give up their Pro-V Bass. Only been out a few years, and people that have them love them.

Outstanding!

That is definitely not *always* true. There's more to it than that. For instance, on the OG Zillion, the pinions are very close in teeth count and as the ratio increases, so does the size of the main gear. Same for several mid to high level Shimanos.

I've set many people up with a MH inshore spinning rod and a 4000 series reel spooled with 40# braid for froggin'. Not everyone likes or can use a casting setup.

So, you have a short, either in the pump itself, or the wiring to the pump. I'd disconnect the pump, and check it separately, but be careful!

It's sparking at the fuse?

Tim and I fishing a Cayuga tournament... I catch a 4 pounder...Tim: "That's a right and proper fish!" LMAO!

You have a short. Where were the sparks coming from?

I'd take it off and return it for a refund.