Daiwa Saltiga 30HA bearingsizes.

Started by Drisse, January 17, 2024, 06:08:54 PM

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Drisse

I got a couple of Daiwa Saltiga 30HA in for repair and service. I know that they have MagSeal bearings and some of the reels have broken bearings that needs to be replaced. I thought I could replace them with regular SS bearings, but some of the MagSeal bearings seem to have odd sizes. I got the following measurements with a digital caliper. Inner x outer x width (mm)

Driveshaft bottom: 5x9x3mm
Pinion: 9,93x15x4mm without the plastic bushing on the inner race 9,16x15x4mm with plastic bushing
Driveshaft: 7,91x14x4mm
Left spoolbearing in sideplate:4x11x4mm
Right spoolbearing: 6x12x4mm

So the pinion and driveshaftbearing are odd sizes or could 10x15x4mm and skip the plastic bushing work for the pinion ? Is 7,91x14x4mm supposed to be 8x14x4mm ? Normally with the digital caliper I get for ex. 7,96 or higher when its 8mm.

Any ideas ?  :)


alantani

it's the calipers.  the same thing happens with mine.  the inside dimensions are never quite right.  metric bearing are almost always in whole millimeters, and rarely half. 
send me an email at alantani@yahoo.com for questions!

ReelClean

I recently finished a 300 Lexa, had to destroy the plastic bush to get the bearing out.  The recess is standard size, but the shaft is undersized by a poofteenth such that a standard bearing doesn't fit.  I can only assume that they size the spool shaft for one of their odd sized magbearings so they can commonize the shaft/spools over several models.  You have to replace the collar otherwise it will not fit the shaft unfortunately.
Specialist Daiwa reel service, including Magseal.

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