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I lightly rinse off and dry my reels after each fishing trip.
I oil my reel bearings every 3 to 5 trips. I take my Curado apart and clean / lub it every 6 to 9 months. |
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Diawa has sealed bearings. I grease the other stuff once a year
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rinse every time,and spray down with silicone spray.
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dont spray them too hard, because it can force water into places that its not suppose to be
the best is to just set them in a bucket of water for a few minutes then let them dry well |
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Shimano does not recomment doing this.
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What do they recommend?
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Here is a link for Shimano Baitcasters reels:
http://fish.shimano.com/publish/cont...2%20pages).pdf Here is a link for all Shimano reels: http://fish.shimano.com/publish/cont...tructions.html |
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Buy a diawa coastal......then you don't have to worry about this crap
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Thanks for the link gerold.
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awesome link, thanks Gerald. I printed it up and will keep for the next time. Thanks again
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I am supprised the instructions did not say anything about cleaning the piece that "moves" [clutch plate] when you push the thumb bar down. Or the linkage that works the "anti-reverse" part of the reel.
These areas get "cruddy" and need to be cleaned to keep the reel working smooth. |
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Zebco 33 baby
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202 son !!
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Please, Mickey Mouse is the bomb
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Reelman told me to take a 409 type sprayer with a little bit of Simple Green and water and spray the reel and wipe down with a clean dry rag.
That's my new thang, unless I drop her in the water. |
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