fergie 0 Posted December 18, 2007 Report Share Posted December 18, 2007 can anyone tell me how to remove the transmiter from the collar to refit a new collar the transmiters work fine its just the leather collars are a bit worn cheers fergie Quote Link to post
glyn157 0 Posted December 18, 2007 Report Share Posted December 18, 2007 can anyone tell me how to remove the transmiter from the collar to refit a new collar the transmiters work fine its just the leather collars are a bit worn cheers fergie HI MATE IT IS VERY HARD IN DEED IN FACT I NEVER HAVE I ALWAYS CUT IT BACK TO WITH IN AN INCH AND STICHED ON NEW LEATHER BLOODY ARD Quote Link to post
fergie 0 Posted December 18, 2007 Author Report Share Posted December 18, 2007 can anyone tell me how to remove the transmiter from the collar to refit a new collar the transmiters work fine its just the leather collars are a bit worn cheers fergie HI MATE IT IS VERY HARD IN DEED IN FACT I NEVER HAVE I ALWAYS CUT IT BACK TO WITH IN AN INCH AND STICHED ON NEW LEATHER BLOODY ARD i would do this but its split right next to the transmiter Quote Link to post
feeble 0 Posted December 19, 2007 Report Share Posted December 19, 2007 i have the same problem, ive emailed deban to see if they can do anything ill let you know what they say Quote Link to post
feeble 0 Posted December 19, 2007 Report Share Posted December 19, 2007 i emailed deban and this it what they said: The original ferret finder collars can be restrapped this costs approximately £15.00 for a ferret collar and £20.00 for the terrier. Please return to our service department with a covering letter. RegardsSalesDeben Group Industries Ltd . hope that helps. carl Quote Link to post
SINDASOX 256 Posted December 19, 2007 Report Share Posted December 19, 2007 i emailed deban and this it what they said:The original ferret finder collars can be restrapped this costs approximately £15.00 for a ferret collar and £20.00 for the terrier. Please return to our service department with a covering letter. RegardsSalesDeben Group Industries Ltd . hope that helps. carl BOLLOCKS, you can do it yourself, i've just done one, piece of piss, it's on smoochers in Ferreting, under ferret collar repair, tried to put the link up.... ....to go straight there for you but it wont allow me for some reason. SINDASOX Quote Link to post
fergie 0 Posted December 19, 2007 Author Report Share Posted December 19, 2007 i emailed deban and this it what they said:The original ferret finder collars can be restrapped this costs approximately £15.00 for a ferret collar and £20.00 for the terrier. Please return to our service department with a covering letter. RegardsSalesDeben Group Industries Ltd . hope that helps. carl BOLLOCKS, you can do it yourself, i've just done one, piece of piss, it's on smoochers in Ferreting, under ferret collar repair, tried to put the link up.... ....to go straight there for you but it wont allow me for some reason. SINDASOX I have just done one and thought io would tell you all how i did it i cut the wax like stuff on the bottom and dug it out and the collar just pulled straight out how ever as i'm going tomorrow i haven't got time to get the leather collar so i used a collar of a harness i have glued it in place sealed it with wax and put some large shrink tubing on the top see pics below [/img] Quote Link to post
fergie 0 Posted December 19, 2007 Author Report Share Posted December 19, 2007 looks pretty good I have tryed to move them and i can't so it will do me Quote Link to post
lamperman 12 Posted December 20, 2007 Report Share Posted December 20, 2007 order some new collers from deeben seven pound for six collers cut they old leather of each side of the coller then glue the new coller onto the transmiter with industial supper glue don t use the shit you buy in the pound shops ruff the back of the transmiter up with a bit of sand paper before glueing then wrap thin strips of gafer tape or ducktape around the transmiter for extra strengh mines been repaird like that and up to now has lasted seven year no problems toutch wood hope this was some help: Quote Link to post
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