Rod identification help needed.

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Rod identification help needed.

Post by mark »

I cant stop buying tackle and when i went to pick up a rod recently i was offered this rod and a reel for a tenner as well as the rod id bought...i work part time in a childrens home and thought it would do for one of the lads..Im intrigued by it though...its obviously a cheap Daiwa,it has no markings but a strange trigger Daiwa reel seat,its rung for multi,has a diamite tip 12ft long,no markings other than a carbon aware sticker.Its red with a helicoil wrap? Just wondering which model,anyone seen one?


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Post by Steve Duffy »

Its an early 80's version of the Diawa Tomatocane. :thumbsup:
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Post by Trishy »

Its a daiwa graphite coil mate from the early eighties. I've still got one of the uptiders as does my old fella. good rods, a bit dated but not a bad action. Cant go wrong for a tenner :D
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Post by Big Kev »

Steve Duffy wrote:Its an early 80's version of the Diawa Tomatocane. :thumbsup:
Would go well planted next to MACS yak :lol:
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Big Kev wrote:
Steve Duffy wrote:Its an early 80's version of the Diawa Tomatocane. :thumbsup:
Would go well planted next to MACS yak :lol:
:lol: :lol: :lol: True. :thumbsup:
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Post by mark »

Trishy wrote:Its a daiwa graphite coil mate from the early eighties. I've still got one of the uptiders as does my old fella. good rods, a bit dated but not a bad action. Cant go wrong for a tenner :D
Cheers :thumbsup:
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Post by mark »

Steve Duffy wrote:Its an early 80's version of the Diawa Tomatocane. :thumbsup:
ill give you that. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by speedmaster2 »

daiwa done a moonraker which was a red blank with black helicoil on the rod in the 80s only know this as my uncle had one when they first came out
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speedmaster2 wrote:daiwa done a moonraker which was a red blank with black helicoil on the rod in the 80s only know this as my uncle had one when they first came out
Been looking into this and i think it may be that,a moonraker,as it has an alloy lower half butt....never rebuilt a rod and im thinking of doing it,use it as a bass/flattie rod,its very light... 8)
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Post by svenbren »

;) the alloy is to stop it rusting when you stick it in compost last for years imagine how many tomato vines it already held up. if its from the 80s ;) been well worth its tanner. ;)
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svenbren wrote:;) the alloy is to stop it rusting when you stick it in compost last for years imagine how many tomato vines it already held up. if its from the 80s ;) been well worth its tanner. ;)
:lol: :lol: :lol: I cant help it...im a city fan....a romantic ;)
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dirtydubbaz wrote:
:lol: :lol: :lol: I cant help it...im a city fan....a romantic ;)
And a pillock for buying a Rover :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by mark »

sparky wrote:
dirtydubbaz wrote:
:lol: :lol: :lol: I cant help it...im a city fan....a romantic ;)
And a pillock for buying a Rover :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Its got leather heated seats! :lol:
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Post by wando »

its not a moon raker its defo a daiwa graphite coil like steve said,i still have the uptide model gathering dust in the shed somewere.
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Wando +1
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