Daiwa Seiko Dynamic

[coralsea]

Allow me to present to you the Daiwa Dynamic reel series.
The series consists from the small and big game (or jig) reels.
My recent acquisition is used Daiwa Seiko Dynamic 4000D (5000, 6000 and 9000 models have bigger size). The weight is about 1,41KG (49,7 OZ)with the rod clamp.
Cosmetically looks good. Don't know about the full specs (gear ratio is 2.6:1 according to test), but will try to look for it. The reel is fully operational.
I will reassemble it when have time.






Daiwa's little brother ST60 model:



In comparison with the Penn 114H((compare the handle):

[coralsea]

Left side-all is clean:

[Irish Jigger]

That Dynimac is a solid looking LW reel.
Both the little Daiwa and the 114/H have their clutch levers fitted upside down.

[coralsea]

Only big sizes have clutch, little Daiwa doesn't have-)

[Irish Jigger]

Eccentric levers?

[coralsea]

Righ side-look inside.
All is perfect, i suppose. The drag washers are thick-2mm.

[coralsea]

Eccentric levers?

aaaa..it doesnt have clutch (or click) at all, but it has a clutch of the back movement like conventional reels have..

[Irish Jigger]

Good luck!

[Bryan Young]

The internals are just like their sealine series. I'm sure you could get some replacement parts of needed.

[coralsea]

Thank you and noted.

[thorhammer]

Nice. that looks very beefy. I like the dog spring arrangement.


John

[Alto Mare]

Very similar to the Ryobi Adventure, I had a couple. Nice reels but very limited on upgrades. Drags are a little undersized to me, but still enjoyed using them.

[SoCalAngler]

Just a side note, it looks like the eccentric lever on the Penn is installed the wrong way. It looks like it needs to be flipped over.