Method feeders

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- 08/09/2010 at 7:32 pm #41787
  TF_paulD
  bought a couple of the Guru flat method feeders at the weekend. they are the safe elasticated type – feeder can come off if the line breaks. I havent used them yet but they look good and solve the fixed feeder problem.
  The price seems to have come down a lot from when I first saw them which makes me think they arent selling very well. is there a problem ? ~think
  Has anybody used them and what do you think – any good or will I be adding them to the box of other “bad buys” ive got in my garage. ?
  
  if not Guru, what are the best method feeders ?
- 08/09/2010 at 7:55 pm #115738
  TF_TonyCurd
  Hi Paul
  
  No problems with the Guru methods at all, the feeders had the prices dropped a few months back, there have been no changes in the materials used in the making of the feeders as a result of this and are the same as before. There will be the addition of a mould to the range soon to be used with them.
- 08/09/2010 at 9:24 pm #115750
  TF_ken kaniff
  i wonder why they dropped the price? ..maybe they realised how much they was over charging for them in the first place!
- 08/09/2010 at 9:40 pm #115752
  Stan
  @ken kaniff wrote:
  
  i wonder why they dropped the price? ..maybe they realised how much they was over charging for them in the first place!
  
  Was thinking the same
- 09/09/2010 at 8:26 am #115768
  TF_dirkdiggler
  they really are a decent product, however i’m not keen on the little black blob which is fiddly to get you line over with wet hands (so i took them off)
  plus the fact they don’t yet have a mould out for them.
  these two things mean i’m back on the preston ones. shame really.
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