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Title: twinjector advice
Post by: DobynsTriton on 07/25/12 15:45 UTC

 well it makes the baits good just is a little hard to push .maybe work it a little? i put some heat stab in the barrels before i shot. I forgot who asked for me to post a few pics up but here they are lol

(http://i45.tinypic.com/fu3wq0.jpg)
(http://i47.tinypic.com/2dumjyw.jpg)
(http://i45.tinypic.com/20rpchv.jpg)

Title: Re: twinjector advice
Post by: pieterbez on 07/26/12 02:59 UTC

Those are some nice looking baits.

Title: Re: twinjector advice
Post by: DobynsTriton on 07/26/12 10:08 UTC

thanks man

Title: Re: twinjector advice
Post by: superharmonix on 07/26/12 14:05 UTC

Baits look great, and I like the contrasting colors there.

Title: Re: twinjector advice
Post by: DobynsTriton on 07/26/12 14:49 UTC

thanks man, i know its not a normal okeechobee craw but it still looks like itd be a catcher

Title: Re: twinjector advice
Post by: Frank on 07/27/12 02:21 UTC

That was me that asked for pics. Looks like you got it. Nice color. Tell me was it as easy to do as looks? Frank

Title: Re: twinjector advice
Post by: DobynsTriton on 07/27/12 06:22 UTC

Quote from: Frank on 07/27/12 02:21 UTC

That was me that asked for pics. Looks like you got it. Nice color. Tell me was it as easy to do as looks? Frank

thanks man. color wise i found it pretty easy. the only parts im having a little trouble on is figuring out the best way to hold it & getting it going (its a little stiff to move when i start to suck the plastic up but when i get it going the rest of the ''fill '' & inject is smooth) , my guess is the rings need working in some. i been using them as single injectors some to help break them in

Title: Re: twinjector advice
Post by: Frank on 07/28/12 00:19 UTC

One tip that helps out is NOT to have all the parts tight. I dont mean real loose but just a little. This help it move alittle smoother. Loosen the top cross bar and the top caps of the injectors. This should help out with stickyness. I have the original one and it is pretty smooth as you can see in my videos. I actually have a set with steel shafts and linear bearings for the top of the injector. Now that set is smooth all the time. Hope this helps  Frank

Title: Re: twinjector advice
Post by: DobynsTriton on 07/28/12 16:18 UTC

i will def try that,thanks!