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Repair Of Rapala Electric Fillet Knife


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I have a 10 year old electric fillet knife that stopped working. I suspect that it would be a relatively easy fix but I do not have time. Does anybody out there know if someone does repair on these knives?

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Unless you only filleted one or 2 fish a year. It may be time for a new one. ?

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Made with plastic gears.... Junk. Lucky you got that many years out of it. Must only fillet a few fish per year.

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56 minutes ago, BIGFISH.JZ said:

Made with plastic gears.... Junk. Lucky you got that many years out of it. Must only fillet a few fish per year.

Depends on the knife. I've got 10 years out of them filleting 100's of fish. I usually clean them for our group all the time. Declaring their all junk is misleading. 

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Just now, PRO-V said:

Depends on the knife. I've got 10 years out of them filleting 100's of fish. I usually clean them for our group all the time. Declaring their all junk is misleading. 

I've used rapala non electric and leech lake fillet knives for 30+ years... 1000s of fish... Never had one fail... If its plastic and If you have to plug it in, something IS going to fail halfway through the job...?

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That's not a fair comparison. He's asking about electric. Of course a fixed blade won't fail. That's like comparing a chainsaw to a bucksaw that lasted 100 years.

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