Tanacom 1000 help please

Bloggsy · September 07, 2018, 05:08:48 AM

Hi I need some assistance after stripping down my 2 Tanacom 1000 and ordering bearings & O rings it was a a couple of months before I got back to reassemble. I have forgotten where one washer goes. They were next to the Drag collar A but I cant find this washer listed in the schematics or any on line tutorial. I have attached photos where I believe it may go but would appreciate some help as to whether I am right or not. The washer is 11.9mm o.d. x 8.13mm i.d. x .96mm thick and it fits over the drive shaft nicely and into the recess of the Drag collar. I have included the schematic where I think it should be.

Thanks
Bloggsy .

Bloggsy · September 19, 2018, 10:11:23 PM

I still have no definitive answer on this washer issue surely someone has had these apart? All I can assume is that it was a later addition/upgrade. Daiwa have not replied to any of my emails I have attached some more photos of possible location.

xaf · September 20, 2018, 02:44:10 AM

Is it a Tanacom 1000 (American) or Tanacom Bull 1000 (Japanese)? The reason I ask is that the schematics are slightly different. If you can wait I plan on servicing my Tanacom 1000 in about a week. I can take some pictures and post them to the thread.

Bloggsy · September 20, 2018, 06:32:22 AM

Thank you so much for the reply it's interesting that you ask where it came from because it is almost as if it is a hybrid. I am in Australia but the reel came from Japan and is labelled as a Tanacom 1000 but it has the Set Plate (item 7 in schematic attached) that the Tanacom Bull has and the Tanacom 1000 doesn't have as far as I have been able to make out looking at the 1000 schematics. And the operating manual that came with it is for a Tanacom Bull. Even the handle knob is different from both the 1000 and the bull. The reel only has the 4 bearings not the 7 of the Bull.
That said I have 2 and they are both the same.
As I have said I am wondering if this washer was a later modification.
Either way I would be most appreciative if you could post your findings when you do strip the reel and I am more than happy to wait. Here's hoping that the one you do does have the mysterious washer!
Cheers.

alantani · September 23, 2018, 04:39:28 PM

i've never had one of these apart before, but generally you put a flat thrust washer next to a bearing, bushing or spring/belleville washer. the problem is, this doesn't help you at all. if you're lucky, it's just a spacer and the location will not matter.

xaf · September 28, 2018, 04:14:15 PM

Bloggsy, Sorry but afraid I can't be of much help. When I tore my Tanacom 1000 down it did not have the "mysterious" washer. Mine is exactly as the schematic: drag stack, # 88 collar, #89 (plastic) bearing, 4 # 105 Spring washers, #106 & 107 Cap & leaf spring, and # 108 Washer.

My main objective was to check my drags so I don't know if I will tear mine down any further. If I do tear it down further and run across anything that resembles your washer I will let you know.

Gobi King · September 28, 2018, 04:21:32 PM

What year is your tanacom?
I have a couple downstairs from 2 years back still in box, I can take a peek.

FYI: here is why I take pics of as I disassemble, my memory is not that great anymore, it is a bummer that the schematic does not have the washer listed, was this a new reel purchase on your part?

Donnyboat · September 29, 2018, 01:37:59 AM

Hi Xaf, did the drag stack, have CF washers or felt washer, or any other, thanks Don.

xaf · September 29, 2018, 04:03:08 PM

I changed them to carbontex washers about a year ago. The originals appear to be a hard fiber material.

xaf · September 29, 2018, 04:15:42 PM

Bloggsy, how far did you tear your reel down? If you dismantled it completely take a look at washer # 33 on the schematic. Any chance that it is where your spare washer goes?

Hate to mention this but what dumb a** I am. When I had mine apart I accidentally knocked it off the bench on to the floor. As you can see, the right side plate didn't fair to well, there is a large chunk of plastic missing. So Monday I will be calling Daiwa to order a new one.

Bloggsy · September 30, 2018, 07:50:19 AM

Hi Gobi King It would be much appreciated if you could check for me. My reels are 2 years old and were bought new by me.

Hi xaf I have washer #33 and it is a much larger size and what a bummer damaging your side cover

xaf · October 01, 2018, 10:35:55 PM

Just ordered a new one from Daiwa in Calif for about $35 US. Not quite as bad as i thought it might be.

xaf · October 16, 2018, 12:28:32 AM

Bloggsy, Did you ever find out where the washer you have should be installed? Just curious.

Bloggsy · October 16, 2018, 01:42:23 AM

Alas no sort of been waiting for a couple of people who haven't replied yet that were going to have a look at their's to see if the mystery washer existed and as it hasn't been very good fishing weather lately I still have the reels in pieces.

Bloggsy · October 16, 2018, 03:05:51 AM

You would not believe it 10 minutes after sending my last reply a mate who has been working away at sea dropped by to see what I was doing and have a beer. I explained about replying to this forum and my issue with the reel. He said "Oh I have just bought one of those lets go to my place and have a look at it"
And there it was the mysterious washer in location No.2
Problem solved I now have confirmation of location and will now go ahead and reassemble