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Thanks. I was thinking these would be nice when I have multiple fly rods in my canoe.

 

True but I’m not sure if they come in longer lengths

 

7' would cover all but the tip section. Still better than nothing.

Mine are all 9' rods.

 

When the innuendo keeps getting stronger...

 

Looks like modified cable sleeving? Or a finger trap.

 

Oh my, my, my. Shame I can't continue this as I head into work.

 

I'm talking feet...not inches.

Settle down.

 

They slide on from the tip and cover them. So the 8 foot ones would probably work OK for you. You possibly couldn’t use the elastic though

 

Found some longer ones.

https://www.therodglove.com/site/shop/detail/casting-mega-big-stick-series

Only need 3.

 

The

Thems the ones

 

Where’s Adam when you need him?

 

Okay...to all those smarter than me (which is most). Was cleaning my dash today and leaned on steering wheel and horn didn't go off. Pressed it several times in different arras and it eventually started working. Took a drive and tried again and nothing. Again, after pressing a bunch of times it worked. Something sticking, causing break in contact point?

 

It's probably something inside your steering wheel. I've only read about it with 4Runners though, can't offer real advice beyond search the forums.

 

Start your truck up press the horn if it’s not blowing turn the steering wheel why are you still holding The horn button. If it starts and stops while you’re holding the horn button it’s your clock spring

 

Horn worked immediately.

 

I think try turning your steering wheel a bunch and see if different positions the horn might stop working. This might piss off your neighborhood.

 

I'll try that tomorrow somewhere far away.