What if the fishing rod can't be pulled back?

Method 1: If the fishing rod is stuck, disassemble the fishing rod, take out the stuck joint, find a flat place or stone for the stuck two sections, put several layers of thin cloth on it, hold the stuck two sections tightly with your hands, and push them hard to the ground or stone several times. It is important to note that the rod is vertical when pushing down, and the stuck part of the fishing rod will loosen.

Method 2: Put the two sections of the stuck fishing rod flat on the table and blow it repeatedly against the section (thick section) with a hair dryer. When you feel that part of the fishing rod is a little hot, you can unscrew it with a slight turn.

Method 3: Pour boiling water on the thick section of the adhered part to make it expand when heated, but don't pour it on the details, then dry it, and vigorously rotate the junction of the two poles to make it loose.

Method 4: Turn the two sections of the glued fishing rod upside down, with the thin section facing up and the thick section facing down. Drop a few drops of sewing machine oil (you can use engine oil and kerosene) along the dry pipe wall to let it penetrate slowly, then put the fishing rod aside and wait patiently for a day or two, wrap the stuck part with cloth, twist it a few times to loosen it, and basically you can separate it.

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