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[mjdorfner]

Hi,

I am new to this site. I retired two years ago and have been able to spend more time fishing. That's what retirements about right? I have been looking around and it's amazing the amount of people and information here.

My father recently passed away and I inherited his fishing gear. He had a DAM Quick 331N which I am hoping to take apart, clean and grease. At the same time I want to change the handle from the left side to the right side. While looking for the correct part I came across this site and knew it was the right place. I am looking forward to viewing more posts for ideas on what to do next. Thanks for letting me share.

Mike

[Keta]

Hi Mike, what part of the world are you at?

[foakes]

Welcome aboard, Mike!

If you still need anything for your Dad's DAM Quick 331N, including the connecting arm to switch it to a "right" side crank —- I have any parts you may need.

Condolences on the passing of your father.

He is honored that you are valuing, servicing, and fishing his reel.  These are lifetime+ reels —- engineered to last multiple generations —- not throw-away Asian junk.

The best value reel is the one you only buy one time.

Best, Fred

[Donnyboat]

Yes welcome Mike from sunny Western Australia, cheers Don.

[alantani]

welcome!!!!

[Brewcrafter]

Welocme Mike from the Socal Inland Empire. As you can already see, you are in the right place for help from the Ohana. - john

[happyhooker]

Greetings, Mike, from Minnesota.

Frank

[sabaman1]

Welcome Mike!

Jim from California

[Crow]

Howdy!!

[mjdorfner]

Thanks for all the warm welcomes. Answer to one question. I live in upstate New York just outside of Rochester. I am about 3 miles from Lake Ontario and within a short drive to multiple finger lakes. Those along with many ponds and creeks I have plenty of places to fish.

[Keta]

Nice!

[Benni3]

Welcome from salem va,,,,,,

[Dominick]

Like Mike. Welcome from a native New Yorker.  Now in San Mateo. CA.  Dominick

[Bill B]

Well heck,  if Dominick claims ya, can't be all bad 😆  Welcome from the mountains of SoCal.  Bill

[happyhooker]

Retirement:  what you do when you feel like you have had more than your share of crap, and don't want to take any more.

Frank