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Old 01-18-2012, 04:45 PM
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Just wondering if any of you do it yourselfers out there change your beraings/parts on your reels. I have a Calcutta and Curodo that needs bearings. I was wondering who ya'll ordered your bearings from. I know I can bring it and get it fixed but being its just bearings i wanted to do it myself.
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Old 01-18-2012, 04:48 PM
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Boco
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Old 01-18-2012, 04:59 PM
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take your time and pay attention to detail, you should be fine
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Old 01-18-2012, 05:17 PM
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Shamino reels are the easiest to change bearing on..
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Old 01-18-2012, 05:42 PM
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I looked at that site after I found it on a search. Just wondering how hard is it to make sure you're getting the right ones.


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Old 01-18-2012, 05:56 PM
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Its easy..find your reel and it will give you the bearing you need
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Old 01-18-2012, 06:00 PM
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I saw they had several different bearings under each reel. Is that just the different makes/grades of bearings for that reel.


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yes they have different ones for the same reel. the more expensive the better. go with the orange seal full ceramics. put a lil hot sauce on them and you wont be disappointed. all you need is the spool bearings. dont get the full bearing kit unless thats what you need.
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yes they have different ones for the same reel. the more expensive the better. go with the orange seal full ceramics. put a lil hot sauce on them and you wont be disappointed. all you need is the spool bearings. dont get the full bearing kit unless thats what you need.
Thanks. That what I figured but I was taught to never assume.


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Or just get a Diawa
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Or just get a Diawa
and then throw it away in a couple of months and get another shimano
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and then throw it away in a couple of months and get another shimano
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Trash!!!
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Shimano is the best....stick to what works...rest are wannabes
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Trash!!!
I wish I would have been on this site 2 yrs ago before I got one. A guy at a local tackle shop sold me on that junk. It is truly trash
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I wish I would have been on this site 2 yrs ago before I got one. A guy at a local tackle shop sold me on that junk. It is truly trash
Everyone has their own favorite brands n believe me ive tried em all. I myself just find that shimano maybe a lil pricier but they hold up and with a lil cleanin n maintenance theyll last forever. Never have i had a major problem with any of my reels. Ive upgraded to all ceramics in all six of my curados n theyre smooth as glass
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Everyone has their own favorite brands n believe me ive tried em all. I myself just find that shimano maybe a lil pricier but they hold up and with a lil cleanin n maintenance theyll last forever. Never have i had a major problem with any of my reels. Ive upgraded to all ceramics in all six of my curados n theyre smooth as glass
im starting to learn that. for some reason though i always wanna try the new reel (why i bought the new lews). im hard headed i guess.
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im starting to learn that. for some reason though i always wanna try the new reel (why i bought the new lews). im hard headed i guess.
We are all like that at sum point or another i believe n ive always resorted back to ol reliable shimano
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If you are looking to just replace your bearings (not upgrade) check out
www.avidrc.com they are the same quality as the stock bearings and are only $1.00 each.
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