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    Thanx for the tip! I was beginning to wonder if there was an easier way to
    strip line. Using my Berkley winder is no joy. Thanx for posting. Dave

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    Wow! Great idea. Thanks for sharing the tip.

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    Cool

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    Good idea G. You get a dewey button for this one.

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    I've been using a cordless drill for a while. However I always taped the line to a broken arrow shaft etc. and I could never remove the line so I had to throw the whole thing away. I do 6 or 8 of my catfish rigs at the same time. I lay the rods across my boat and take off. This is a great Idea for a way to remove the line from your stripper device. Awesome thanks for sharing.

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    This is a great idea. Thanks for sharing. One enhancement I may make is to use a short piece of threaded rod with a regular nut on the drill side and the wing nut on the outer side with only the minimum thread needed to tighten it down . Would speed up spinning the wing nut off since the thread is much shorter.
    Once again, a great tip and I already have some of those cups.

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    great tip

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    Now that's a great idea.

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    I made one of those and works great.

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