Convert-a-head

01-10-2003, 04:54 PM

Any of you guys glue the heads on to the necks? I use mostly the feeder style with about 3 out a doz in the sentry style. The problem is the come apart too easy and I hate digging around for the heads when we are setting up. I think a little "glue gun" will fix it and still be able to break them apart if I ever need to switch them. Tulley

BlueWater · 01-10-2003, 09:03 PM

Tulley-
This sounds really interesting but what are you talking about?

:grin: BlueWater.

01-10-2003, 09:22 PM

Interesting indeed!

The necks on my goose dekes come in two pieces. The neck is reversable so you can switch the head around to make it either a feeder or a sentry. The problem is they dont stay together very well. they are made more for taking apart than keeping together. I guess it doesnt matter because I glued em' today. Ill let ya kow how it works!

By the way why dont you swap me something for my boat it would be perfect for that river out there in 'Nonia!

[ 01-10-2003, 10:24 PM: Message edited by: Tulley ]

BlueWater · 01-10-2003, 10:16 PM

Tulley-
No need for the little pram but now that we know what you are talking about I may have an idea for you.
On the male end of the conection did you try and rough it up by either hitting it with 60 grit sand paper or taking a pocket knife and notching(sp) it several times. My other thought would be to place a non-powdered latex glove "finger" over the male end before pressing the head on. (please, no prophylactic jokes) But glue, though being not so mobile, does also work.

BlueWater.