what size rod does it take?
325022
The Rod Size is entirely up to you [depends on the size of your BBQ]. The unit adjusts for any size Rod.
325023
It wheel take a square or hex 1/2 . You may have to push it through a time or two but it will work. I use mine all the for steaks - ribs- chicken anything. I have a radiant infered.
325024
it should fit any rod and it has thumb screws to hold it tightly against the rod. I have a charbroil tru infrared and use it for chicken steaks and even burgers, keeps them moist.
22401
My rod was 7ft. / you can use up to 30lb test with good results ,if you will be mostly fishing for bass in open water , I would suggest 14lb test . hope this helps you , God Bless
466699
For this type of rod, it's recommended that you don't go past 30 pounds. A good range will be between 15 to 25 pounds. Remember the stronger the line is, the less further it will be to cast.
547421
No. I returned the one I brought because it will not fit. The rod is too thick to fit.
171624
It comes with a 2" & a 3" down rod. If you need a longer one you will have to order one. Hope this helps.
347099
Yes it will fit, however you may have to be careful the rod dosnt harm thimble as you feed it through any bends.
1423408
I think it's size 6. Graphite rod I think also, didn't pay attention as much. My reel broke within the first year, it's a really flimsy made aluminum one. It's great as a starter rod, but don't expect it to last long.
236005
The packaging does not indicate the width of the rod itself. I judge it to be about an inch and a little more, It is very hard to measure unless you take the end parts off, and I did not want to do that.
866466
Its about a foot. I used a different rod on mine that I had because I needed it at a different length.
66939
Could be 18" as some rods come in three and four sections. I have the 48" for my 7' two piece St. Croix. Of course, no reel wil fit. There are such cases though that can accomodate the reel.
182442
I ordered a stainless steel 19mm x 72" rod from a company online. Don't remember the name, I just Googled until I found a go price and delivery time. Use stainless steel if you can. My friend has a similar setup and we originally built his with steel, a 1"x72" rod. He has to keep the rod oiled up with cooking or olive oil.
1684474
1 1/4" @ widest, but balls take up space, so essentially 7/8". Because balls on top create height, and actually space, one-inch rod fits comfortably with room to spare. I would estimate you could use up to 1 1/4" rod ok. Sorry this appears contradictory. Good luck.
1116842
Yes it will. I just tried it for you. It will just need a few twists. Easy to do you will see when you get the rod.
1021662
The rod fits standard 5' tub enclosures. That is 58" - 60.5" long, usually.
1540399
I returned mine because it was too long for my 4/piece rods. But it is 48". It is made for a 2 piece rod. Diameter is 3" and could hold 2 rods.
382524
Just barely long enough, I wish I had gotten a longer rod to make it easier.
1200843
The best I have found using is 3/32 rod with a red 2% throated tungsten. Hope this helps ..