Bought some Taco Goldlines but am not sure that I really like them. The tension adjustment looks a little hokey and weak. Anyone have positives or negatives about them? What about Rupp Knock-outs? Other opinions?
Also I’ve always used a snap swivel on the ends so that if a clip broke it could easily be replaced, the Taco clips say this is a no no, crimp straight to the release, but if it breaks then you have to rerig the entire system, right?
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I use and like the Rupp’s. I crimp right to the clips, but, if for some reason, I need to swap them out, I can just take the ends off. Then, you can just put a replacement in without having to rerig. I have never had a problem with the Rupp’s except the tension bolts/screws being too loose when new. My last set, I just used teflon tape on the bolts/screws. After a couple of trip, the salt stiffens them up a bit…
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I just returned the taco kit…it was horrible. the clips, swivels were cheap. I could not keep the line in the taco clip with just a ilander and ballyhoo. Very fustrating.I went with the Rupp nok outs and the hal lock pulley and Moi Moi 400lb mono. Iam going to rig them on friday.
