Alps Thread Carriage Set Up and Pro Tips

[@JohnProcell]

It was a size 11 tip top for mine

[@bendobabelorih7078]

Thank you Keller you just taught me something new!

[@mauibud]

Great job

[@FishingWithDeen]

Great video!

[@dorflonnigan4413]

Good Information

[@homecaresolutions467]

what are you using as the tag out. that's sweet, looks kind of big.

[@BatsonEnterprises]

That is a piece of braided fishing line. It's very thin, but holds up way longer than another piece of wrap thread.

[@homecaresolutions467]

@@BatsonEnterprises I'm going to give that a try

[@garyahsing418]

Where did u get those red o rings for ur stands? The black ones ware out to much

[@BatsonEnterprises]

We don't resell those silicone rings. You can purchase them from McMaster Carr at this link. O-Ring number 346. We hope this helps www.mcmaster.com/catalog/130/4007/1173N564

[@bryancampbell9312]

What is the part number of the Tip Top for the carriage. - thank you.

[@BatsonEnterprises]

Any Forecast SU series boat top with size 08 or 10 ring, and size 10.5 or 10.0 tube. The least expensive model is BSULT08F10.5 (black.)

[@daveknowles3055]

My only complaint is where was this video when I purchased my Alps Power Wrapper? Came with no instructions on the use of the thread carriage, I eventually ended up with something similar to the way Keller uses his😃

[@BatsonEnterprises]

A valid complaint Dave. We're also going to do a complete power wrapper setup/tips & tricks video at some point and include a QR link in the wrappers. Long overdue.

[@alucardhellsing1037]

Why don't your guys design a thread carriage similar to the Renzetti one for Alps Rod wrapper.

[@BatsonEnterprises]

Hi Alucard, We're currently working on a redesign of the Alps/Forecast Power Wrapper Thread Carriage. We won't build a knock-off, but we do welcome any and all feedback on what features you're looking for. Thanks for commenting.

[@bryancampbell9312]

@@BatsonEnterprises It would be nice to use multiple threads at same time.

[@jasongrochowski8614]

What are you using for your thread tag @kellerbatson

[@BatsonEnterprises]

That is a piece of braided fishing line. It's very thin, but holds up way longer than another piece of wrap thread.