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SH!T Assault PROLIMIT BOOM

Created by SHEETIN SHEETIN  > 9 months ago, 29 Mar 2011
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SHEETIN
SHEETIN

291 posts

29 Mar 2011 11:12am
Ive had one of these for about 6 months now and I would advise don't but one!

The head on these booms is crap

- slips on the mast, even when tightened to the max.
- Head bolts come loose and pop apart
- overall quality in the shop looked good but that quickly changed.

Will be going back to Chinook or Aeron next time
sideskirt
sideskirt

328 posts

29 Mar 2011 5:21pm
I swithced to Aeron from prolimit and love it, I will never buy prolimit as well, unless it's 10$
lee1972
lee1972

QLD

921 posts

29 Mar 2011 9:35pm
Had a prolimit boom for five years now never had a problem other than the ropes degrading but thats expected
wormy
wormy

QLD

679 posts

29 Mar 2011 10:13pm
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SHEETIN said...

Ive had one of these for about 6 months now and I would advise don't but one!

The head on these booms is crap

- slips on the mast, even when tightened to the max.
- Head bolts come loose and pop apart
- overall quality in the shop looked good but that quickly changed.

Will be going back to Chinook or Aeron next time


Boom slips and bolts undone. ME TOO!!! Not real easy to get the bolt done up again either.
Bender
Bender

WA

2236 posts

29 Mar 2011 9:07pm
I've got a carbon 160-220 prolimit boom. I replaced the head with a aeron boom head. It's heaps better. The boom tail end clips tended to chew the sail out as they have a sharp edge. i have since put some aeron clips on it and it is unreal.
SHEETIN
SHEETIN

291 posts

30 Mar 2011 11:54am
Your right, its bloody hard to put the bolt back together when at the beach.

Its just very disappointing when it dosent work as it should!!

I spoke with the company and they suggested I put some tape on the mast or wedge some rubber between the boom and the mast to stop it slipping.
What a JOKE!
Will never buy another Prolimit Product again.
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