Learn From My Mistake
Learn From My Mistake
I like changing spools to find the one spool that does it for me based on the technique i’m doing. Well one day i had troubles with this reel and long story short it was because the pin that goes in front of the bearing was uneven and nearly caused me to get rid of a great reel. My advice is double check that pin for evenness
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- LgMouthGambler
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Re: Learn From My Mistake
Oh man, Im soo anal about making sure that its perfectly centered. I know that a slight difference wont matter, but a good amount definitely will. Great post.
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Re: Learn From My Mistake
Great advice!
Re: Learn From My Mistake
This too scares me at times. Changing spool pins on the Zillion SV and SV105 are easy, but for some reason, my old Zillion TWS pins are an absolute pain to get out. Putting em back even is easy, however they should mark or nick the end that is smaller. I feel like I am going to break the Hedgehog Studio's tool and then pop the pin is free.
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Re: Learn From My Mistake
If your spool has a bearing that's held in place by a pin, and you want to be able to swap spools easily, why not buy another bearing and the retainer pin, and leave them installed on the second spool, so you can just pop out one spool and drop in the other, without having to remove the bearing?DirtyD64 wrote:This too scares me at times. Changing spool pins on the Zillion SV and SV105 are easy, but for some reason, my old Zillion TWS pins are an absolute pain to get out. Putting em back even is easy, however they should mark or nick the end that is smaller. I feel like I am going to break the Hedgehog Studio's tool and then pop the pin is free.
Re: Learn From My Mistake
Now that's an AhHa momentmark poulson wrote:If your spool has a bearing that's held in place by a pin, and you want to be able to swap spools easily, why not buy another bearing and the retainer pin, and leave them installed on the second spool, so you can just pop out one spool and drop in the other, without having to remove the bearing?DirtyD64 wrote:This too scares me at times. Changing spool pins on the Zillion SV and SV105 are easy, but for some reason, my old Zillion TWS pins are an absolute pain to get out. Putting em back even is easy, however they should mark or nick the end that is smaller. I feel like I am going to break the Hedgehog Studio's tool and then pop the pin is free.
Re: Learn From My Mistake
No I was just taking out the Zillion TWS bearings to clean them. Acetone, let dry, new oil, reassemble. My Zillion SV TW spool I ordered already came with bearing installed. Only reason I take them off is to clean them.