Carbon Shaft?

[CTKidd]

Trying to get a straight shaft for my Excal II and was curious what people think about the Carbon shafts?

How do they hold up in the salt water?

How bout the cold and heat?

Also, coil covers? Yes or no?

Thanks,
CTKidd

[Max-VaBeach-Va]

custom made lenght, arm cup length

super light and strong................NO MOVING PARTS, coil bolts right up to the bottom

some ammo needed, i am saving for the 2nd one now.
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[Surf Master]

Rodsbyplugger.com i have 4 excals using Plugger rods,and 1 coming for my Surf Pi,You will love them Earl

[notlost4long]

Thanks for posting the pics they look awsome I was wondering about these as well.

[Surf Master]

In my prior post i forgot to tell you don't forget a knob guard,and 9 inch stand for the excal,with the two or three piece break down travel rod,i am 6ft 3 so i get the 42 inch,my opinion is you want aluminum in the water, also his shafts the machine mounts behind your elbo for better balance,hope this helps you Earl

[Max-VaBeach-Va]

why would u say this?

" aluminum in the water"

maybe freshwater..........alum. and salt water hate each other.

fresh water / salt water have no effect on fiberglass, plastic, carbon fiber.

for years i made all my shafts from fiberglass rake and hoe handles, really worked great in the waves.............kinda heavy, but i used like a crutch.........now carbon fiber.....they have the option to mount excal most anywhere.......no one these days just makes one model.

just google anderson and take a look around......looking does not hurt.

J M H O

[RickO]

Carbon shafts are almost indestructible... good product.
Just say no to coil covers. Use RhinoKote or PlastiKote...... RickO

[TimC]

Just bought one for my TDI Pro and I love it. Much lighter and swing-able than the factory shaft.