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Yip the small pully bit got to hot and melted the nylon bush inside so will no longer spin and this aint a replacable part. might get away with light lowering or for running a tool line up and down but not at any speed, best go for a proper pully or slow it down with a controle line but this is starting to get away from a simple technique that makes life easy to a full fun rig down.

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Yip the small pully bit got to hot and melted the nylon bush inside so will no longer spin and this aint a replacable part. might get away with light lowering or for running a tool line up and down but not at any speed, best go for a proper pully or slow it down with a controle line but this is starting to get away from a simple technique that makes life easy to a full fun rig down.

 

LOL,didnt know that could happen,id chuck it out and get a proper pulley.

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