One of the components of the MLT-13 is a Steel fishing leader (Pendulum Spring). Can anyone give me the specs on it or give me a link on which one to purchase?
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I don't remember which one I used but I think it was somewhere around #12 which is .029 diameter. Anything between 12 and 19 will work you would just adjust your slot width. There is a pattern for bending it to shape do you have that?Tim
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Tim, Thanks for your response. I do have the pattern for bending it. I'm just trying to determine the gauge of the wire.Comment
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Tim, I think I'm going to purchase this wire on Amazon and use the 2mm wire. let me know what you think.
304 Stainless Steel Spring Wire, 40cm Lengh Straight Steeless Steel Spring Wire Assortment Kit, Hard Steel Straight Wire Diameter 0.4mm 0.6mm 0.8mm 1mm 1.2mm 1.4mm 1.6mm 1.8mm 2mm 3mm, 100Pcs
Thanks,
Bob
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