I stand it up upside down as to faciltate letting what moisture might be trapped in the shaft after I drain it. Should I try and get it completely dry or just don't worry about it. Looks like I could build up some mold or something if it doesn't get completely dry? Just wondering....
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Had my ATX in the water several times, a question...
- Thread starter JFlynn
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I always drain the water from the ATX. Water is not good in the long run on any equipment. I also clean the shaft and camlocks well after each hunt and leave the rods completely extended.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aERksMLreGg