Is there a 'T' handle that screws on the end of the rods? I can't see one here or in the video.
804871
yes, if memory serves me right. I used it once, to check it out and the put it in my 72hr ghb. rods are a bit bendy, but did work as expected for a carry kit.
804872
Yes there is a T-handle and also a item to put in you barrel that lights it up to check to see if it is clean. Great kit to carry small and compact.
1250356
Hi , i would personally suggest you to get a different rod. These tend to sag in between after sometime. They also fell on my head :(
1822382
It is threaded, yes. Looks like you could get another handle if needed, provided it matched the size/diameter of the threads on the head.
852410
It has a cork handle but the handle is located "above" the reel. There isn't cork below where the reel attaches to the rod. Hope this helps.
1808493
Yes, according to their product description a tool is needed to change the handle direction. I would contact the manufacturer for more information about this.
712197
That is a good question. I just purchased two of these. One for me and one for my son. Neither of them have the cleaning rod on the end cap. My guess is that is a design change. To be honest, I can't remember the last time I needed to even use it. When looking at the end cap where the rod should be, I don't even see a hole for it. My guess is this was a design change or an intentional omission.
63589
This is good but limited. I think these rods have to be screwed in so I am assuming they would have to be by the same manufacturer. I upgraded to a more adaptable system where the rods could be adjusted by a screw grip on the sides. I gave the opteka away so don't have it anymore. I suppose the fact I got it and then gave it away and went for something else that could be adapted says it all as far as my experience is.
1733863
Yes. I got one from lowes in the hardware section. Ask for help in finding it as it will probably take an eternity to find on your own. It has a regular threaded end and the top is flat so you can tighten and loosen it with your fingers.
711693
The ends cannot be removed, that was the first thing I tried. I did not try to take apart from the center of the rod and put together again. When I get a chance I will try that. Thank you for your suggestions.
2248136
No, they don't. You have to use the screws from your old assembly. If you don't have them I would check big box stores like Home Depot or lowes. The screw doesn't have to be the exact size. Just enough to hold the handle assembly in place.
414396
A little late sorry but I could not find the screws online and the handle does not come with screws and the seller doesn't state that either way. We called and got "sorry we only sell the handle go to a hardware store" (nice CS) but I have not found screws like those.
1369012
yes....save your old hardware from old handle to transfer it to new one..special locking clips that hold the rods in place,becareful not to break any.
1880912
It's fixed. Like the person stated below, one end has a thread to tighten towards the wall. We had to cut two inches off the rod as it was too long to fit between the walls. But after that, just align it to the walls and give it a hard twist on the threaded end until it doesn't move....it fell off twice before I got it tight enough (pretty scary when you hear it smash to the floor middle of the night ;) Oh, I also taped around the edges of the cut end before putting the cap on it. It gave it a more secure feel since my cut wasn't too straight and the end was sort of jagged and sharp.
1105568
I don't know which one this is, but if it is a stationary handle, it has two screws. They are not hidden.
2077155
I got mine yesterday (5/14/14), and the pin issue has been fixed. It has a bolt now like the picture in the description. I will try to upload a picture if I can figure out how, but at least the pair I got does not have a pin. I haven't used them yet, but they look and feel sturdy to me and the grips feel much nicer than my old wooden handle ones.
1993431
I'm not aware of any attachment (never investigated). Don't think it would be very hard to manipulate some sort of attachment to make it work the way the handle/frames designed, but, I'm not sure. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
94012
It is adjustable, so that no rod should show. Google the installation instructions for the item.