how many yds of 40lb line does it hold?
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MADE MISTAKE EARLIER. THIS IS CORRECT SPECSMono Capacity yd/lb250/40 280/17 220/20Braid Capacity yd/lb445/30 365/40 310/50
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I haven't even put line on mine yet (it did not come pre-spooled) but at the base of the rod it says " 8' 6" Downrigger Med Heavy Line Wt. 8-20 lbs."The reel lists the following capacities " 18/460 20/355 25/275 " . Like I say I haven't used it but it seems like a quality combo. I especially like the depth counter on the reel which I wasn't expecting.
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My husband said it has like 10 or 12lb line on. Stronger than he thought it would be.
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I think 20 gauge (about .035). It works well for chicken fencing, but needs to be supported with a post about every 10 feet or so.
2096640
that 8.0 just part of the description. My problem with this line is that it states on the spool 40.2 kg test and that does not compute to 100 lb test. It is very strong braided line but they should change the 100 lb test to what it really is.
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yes it could hold 40 lb mono but wont hold so much length of line - i have 30 on both of mine if you wanted it to hold more you could use braided line of 40 or more lbs
2189665
Alot sorry for the vague answer depending on the thickness of the line guess hundreds of yards, I have not even gotten to the bottom of the reel with the line that comes with it.
1069397
This Rod is so big and strong it can holds up my 400 yard of braided 60 pound line, not sure how much 100LB line is thicker than 60 pounds line.
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You can use it to pull a fully rated line somewhere you wouldn't want to carry the heavier one, like climbing a face to establish a belayed lane for others to follow. Having 80 feet of 550 hanging on your gear, that you can let down and pull up rated static line once you get to the top, is much easier than carrying the heavier line the whole way up. There are other uses but this one jumped to mind from USMC Mountain Warfare School many years ago.
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Well no sharks yet biggest catch was a ray 40+lbs was not a problem.the reel holds approx 500 yds of 100 lb test braided line and worked fine
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Yes, it's rated for &, * or 9 weight line. I haven't used it yet, but it looks very ood for the money.
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Up to 60 meters/200 ft of 2mm thick line. Has been good to me for reef fishing. Seems flimsy though.
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good I use it with a 60-pound line and eh got a couple of tarpon of about 20, 30 kilos
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the highest braid capacity recommended for this reel is 30lb and you can put 205 yards on this reel. According to Penn website.
2182421
Like the info says it will hoist a 40 lb. anchor. I'm using a 29 lb. rubber coated navy style that I purchased years ago at Mills Fleet Farm.
1940449
I think 40 lbs is about the limit. We did av17 lb turkey for Thankgiving and it worked great
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A boatload! My math skills will not let me work this one out in my head but. It is apx. 4 feet in dia. and about the same deep. Just guessing I will assume that it holds over 1 cubic yard. And, don't forget that as you add stuff to the bin it will collapse as the material decomposes. Last summer I was adding a wheel barrow full of grass clippings to it every week. It kept compressing down. It is not a whistles and bells system, but it is simple and it works. I would suggest that you get some 1/4 by 4' rebar to use as the side supports. The plastic support rods that are supplied are not that sturdy. No big deal;, they are a buck and a half each at Home Depot.