Pflueger Sea King

[sharkman]

Does anybody have schematics for this reel

[sdlehr]

I do not. Good luck finding them, it seems some older Pflueger schematics are non-existent. I never did find a schematic for my 1419-3/4.


Sid

[sharkman]

Thanks Sid.  I made a very big rookie mistake. The reel was not working so I decided to take apart. When I got down to the final four bolts I loosened them keeping pressure. Not feeling any resistance I release and proceeded to separate the outer handle side from black spacer. The sludge of grease gave way just when separated sending parts flying. I was able to figure out most of the parts.  The parts in question seem to be associated with the pinion and pinion disengaging button. Lesson learned do not remove the small screws.

[oc1]

Post photos.  There are enough Sea Kings around that someone will know.
-steve

[sharkman]

Here are the parts I am trying to figure out where they go

[Reel 224]

Sharkman: Let me try to help you with the picture you have here.

From the top: Yoke housing installs in the free spool push-in Cam
Cam spring fits on the left around the two shallow resided pins
Pinion gear fits in the yoke with the grove fitting in the yoke slot (in the picture the gear has to be flipped)
Below the pinion I think that is call the cover that fits under the free spool button before you install the yoke housing

The crank nut and the lock ring I think is self explanatory

To the far right of the lock ring is the release cam it fits on top of the drag stack on top of the last tension washer

Last thing is the gear sleeve over the release cam

I hope this has been helpful, the only other thing I can be of help is to fax or mail you a copy of the schematics, I have a copy but it's not on my computer.

Joe     

[sharkman]

Thanks Joe I really appreciate the help. I will take pics when together.

James

[sharkman]

Thanks again Joe

[sharkman]

Paired reel with Pflueger rod

[mo65]

   Glad ya got 'er back together Sharkman. Love that Pflueger rod. Great assist Joe.

[Bryan Young]

I love that set up. So classic.

[Reel 224]

James; Great job you made the combination look great. I am glad I could help.

Joe