I've been offered a Century WR300 as a rough ground rod. I'm just wondering, will it cope? :shock:
I don't doubt it will cope but am wondering how well?
I have a Diawa 130XM and a zippy LT14 which are really good in the weed but sometimes they can be slightly soft in the tip. :?
What are your views?
I know that some of you do not like Century rods of any model! :shock:
I'm not interested in a slagging match if possible just 100% genuine info. :wink:
Thanks as always
Steve
Century WR300 for the rough stuff
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