Van Staal vs Zeebas

[Mike P]

Originally Posted by Jimmy Fee

Sending the reels back is necessary to keep the warranty in tact, but if you send it back, you can pay for them to put it back under warranty by making whatever repairs necessary. I don't send mine back either unless there's a problem, and my 150 has to go back this year. The way I see it, it's more cost effective to send them back only when broken than to pay $50 for each reel yearly.

I thought that it was only a one year warranty nowadays anyway

[smac]

Originally Posted by Mike P

I thought that it was only a one year warranty nowadays anyway

That was my impression. DO they renew the year warranty after they service it?

[Jimmy Fee]

Originally Posted by smac

That was my impression. DO they renew the year warranty after they service it?

After looking at the warranty info online, it looks like you're right. Just one year, maintenance or not.

But the warranty doesn't cover abuse anyhow, and the way most of us fish with them probably borders on that.

[maddmatt]

hey guys

i don't know if this helps but rivers end in old saybrook is now a certified vs repair shop.

don't know if they can fix a reel while you wait but you might be able to call ahead and line something up.

p.s.
redlite
now that you've taken over gods spot you should be able to whipup a backup.

matt