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I did one by hand and that was enough. Built this out of a pc of firewood and a lagbolt with head cut off. Well worth the few minutes it took to make.

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Ray,

Must be you drill a hole in a cap of a bottle, run a bolt thru it, tighten it down with a nut.Then screw cap on bottle I like your idea better. You don't have to cut a bolt head off and you can unscrew the bottle, throw bottle and line away. Save cap/bolt assy.for next line change! Nice :clap:

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buckboardjr, you are absolutely correct. I learned that from my cousin...I spent too many times unreeling line by hand.

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Try drilling ahole in the center of the bottom of the larger size Campbell's soup cans. A small piece of duck tape will hold the line in place until you get a few raps on it and the can won't crush like the bottle I use to use. Add cordless screwgun and you can strip a couple thousand feet with one set-up. Mark

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you guys are my new heros!!!!!!! I'll be using this tip - probably with the soup can option, at the end of the season. Too late for this year, but next year will be sooooooo much easier!!!!

Thanks for sharing!

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Save your old bulk spools and put a threaded rod thru the center with two nuts and washers.

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