What side plates or frames would you want made that would get everyone on board

[Ron Jones]

I quadruple vote for what Sal said!
I don't know why the 500 bridge wasn't used on the 112H, but that was a goof by Penn IMNSHO. A fully done up SS 112H would be the business.
Ron

[ez2cdave]

You guys want harness lugs on the 112H plates?

No Lugs . . . I can't imagine why Penn ever put harness lugs on that small of a reel .

[Vintage Offshore Tackle]

You guys want harness lugs on the 112H plates?

No Lugs . . . I can't imagine why Penn ever put harness lugs on that small of a reel .

Penn didn't.

[CooldadE]

What Sal said !

Cool

[ez2cdave]

You guys want harness lugs on the 112H plates?

No Lugs . . . I can't imagine why Penn ever put harness lugs on that small of a reel .

Penn didn't.

You're right . . . For some reason the image of the Daiwa Sealine 300H "popped" into my head, while I was typing before - LOL !

Tight Lines !

[Decker]

The Penn 10 Mag is classic.  It's Squidder with a 4:1 retrieve and a level-wind.   It could really use a frame upgrade.  I suppose creating a frame with a level-wind would be a pain, but many would want to remove it anyway.  There certainly seems to be a decent supply of this reel available too.

The image below is  from Mike's thread on his pioneering work with with this reel:  http://alantani.com/index.php?topic=22851.0