Is this a listing for FL300-6'6? If so, this model according to Eagle Claw website is 3/4 wt. Please claify.
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The model number you listed is correct, and Eagle Claw does indeed list this item as a 3/4 wt rod. However, after fishing the rod and trying out different weight lines, I was convinced this is in no way a 3 wt. I emailed the manufacturer, and asked them about it. They informed me that it would fish and cast better a little over lined, coming just short of an admission of a misprint on the rod. I can forward you the email response I got from them if you would like. I would call this a 4/5 wt rod and Wright McGill pretty much agreed. But this is all a little moot since I see Amazon is no longer offering this particular rod. Anyway, hope this helped.
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The model number you listed is correct, and Eagle Claw does indeed list this item as a 3/4 wt rod. However, after fishing the rod and trying out different weight lines, I was convinced this is in no way a 3 wt. I emailed the manufacturer, and asked them about it. They informed me that it would fish and cast better a little over lined, coming just short of an admission of a misprint on the rod. I can forward you the email response I got from them if you would like. I would call this a 4/5 wt rod and Wright McGill pretty much agreed. But this is all a little moot since I see Amazon is no longer offering this particular rod. Anyway, hope this helped. The model number you listed is correct, and Eagle Claw does indeed list this item as a 3/4 wt rod. However, after fishing the rod and trying out different weight lines, I was convinced this is in no way a 3 wt. I emailed the manufacturer, and asked them about it. They informed me that it would fish and cast better a little over lined, coming just short of an admission of a misprint on the rod. I can forward you the email response I got from them if you would like. I would call this a 4/5 wt rod and Wright McGill pretty much agreed. But this is all a little moot since I see Amazon is no... » Read More The model number you listed is correct, and Eagle Claw does indeed list this item as a 3/4 wt rod. However, after fishing the rod and trying out different weight lines, I was convinced this is in no way a 3 wt. I emailed the manufacturer, and asked them about it. They informed me that it would fish and cast better a little over lined, coming just short of an admission of a misprint on the rod. I can forward you the email response I got from them if you would like. I would call this a 4/5 wt rod and Wright McGill pretty much agreed. But this is all a little moot since I see Amazon is no longer offering this particular rod. Anyway, hope this helped. « Show Less
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I got the 3/4 featherlite and love it. Great carry along fly rod. It is 6'6" with the half wells grip.
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Yes this is a 6ft 6in fly rod. It is labeled as a 3/4wt rod. I was able to cast it with a 3,4,and 5wt line. I found the 4wt to be just right for my style of casting. 3wt was light. 5 was a tad heavy. It's a great rod for the money. Tons of fun to fish with!
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Mant times with Amazon, if another supplier, like us, has made a description or picture, we are locked into that and the image alreay up so it can be confusing. The number you sent me is a stiff fleex men's set. Adams has been out of regular flex for a couple of months. They are supposed to be back in later this month. We do also have ladies and men's senior flex in stock. As to the Adams site, there is both a Tight Lies and Tight Lies Plus set. The one we are selling is Tight Lies Plus. THe colors that show on Amazon and on the Adams site are the same for the Tight Lies Plus, black and red. The combination of clubs varies from womens to mens soI would have to know which you were interested in. Let me know if you have any further questions. Bill 561-842-7100
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My dad is 6'6". He has to bend down a little, but this is the best that you'll find. Just be very careful that the model number that you order is the 68100TA. I was sent a 65100 and 3 of the 68100 missing the TA. It took 3 months, 4 returns, many many phone calls and a great deal of frustration to get it right. It is a very good walker. I also ordered the basket, you have to order that sepporatly. Good luck.
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No exact idea. it feels standard, I am 6'1 and it played fine for a less expensive stick when I tried it. No worries about being too short.
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Mine was a 3/4 weight but handles a 5 wt line nicely. A 4wt line would work nice also.
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The 5007F is heavier than whats stated in the description. It's a great saw and I like it. Very powerful and cuts & rips with ease. If I had to buy again I personally would go with the magnesium base. 1. Description states that it comes with rip fence and it does not. 2. The weight is probably the same as magnesium model. 3. You get the case. Doesn't seem like a big feature but it is. I Don't believe you can go wrong with either saw. If weight is a factor I would look into the Dewalt lightweight models. Because this saw is not lightweight!
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I don't remember. This was purchased a long time ago for my son. It is supplied to Amazon by Tiger Claw. They have a web site and a phone number. They should be able to answer this question.
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I tried to locate that info before I made my purchase, and couldn't find it. Even on the mfg site. I can tell you mine handles 300 lb without a problem.
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tip to hilt 29"great value for the price. i think we paid $40ish? great for renfair or costume
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Hey Dirk So the 10' ISUP comes with a 2 plus 1 fin setup and the side fins are always attached to the board while the center fin is remove-able and the 12'6 is a single fin setup and the fin is remove-able as well. You can find spare fins on our website islesurfboards.com or you can give us a call at 888-569-7873. Hope this helps and let us know if we can help with anything else
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hi, sir, your request not very clear, your means 30 is 30" ? if yes, that should choose L is ok, anyway, to avoid the trouble, please tell me more details , I will choose for you. thanks linda
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the seller of the one you were looking at is not us. if you find our listing under eagle armory they are 54.97 and 20.02 in shipping.
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I dont own a Jet Band saw, Have a Delta, 28-276 for sale. tractorman@charter.net 350.00 Chetek WI I can ship shipping extra
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Hi I don't have one in front of me to check. My information says 6" Hope this helps Thank you for your communication texasvalue
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Three things: 1) It says in the picture they're 2.5 inches tall. 2) I think I measured mine a while back, and they aren't 3.2. 3) They're 6 bucks... maybe just buy them and check em out? Amazon doesn't charge for returns if the item doesn't match the description... which is clearly indicated to be the case in the pictures. Good luck!
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Thanks for the info ... Im afraid to contract B&D; as I know they will tell me to bring it in . Fat chance !Its at the optimal height for me now anyway (5? or 3 from top level I believe?) so I might just suck it up and keep this one rather than paying to bring it in or get a replacement. LOVE the mower though and my lone fear of worrying it wouldnt complete my lawn on 1 charge was proven to be not worth worrying about !
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yes it's 24" in some US models. I have the 24" and didn't know about the recommendation until after I bought it. I guess in the US we have enough softer wood that they use the 24" bar with ok results. I just wanted the biggest model the store had due to thinking it would have the most power; which it probably does for box store model, but this isn't a pro saw. If you plan to cut much hardwood, use the shorter bar, or better yet get the pro version ie 372xp Husky or a Stihl. I like this Husky saw, it starts and runs awesome, but the power isn't there to pull the 24" bar with authority through any of my hardwoods which are mostly what I have on my property.