112 vs. True Temper 112D

Started by elcarlstono, December 10, 2024, 02:22:43 PM

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elcarlstono

Anybody able to comment on the differences between these 2 reels? Looking at a True Temper 112D on ebay as a possible parts source for my old OC 112.  Specifically need a new spool and hoping to make some drag updates.  Thanks.

alantani

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it would be totally different.  i doubt that any parts, even frame parts, could be switched out.
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elcarlstono

Interesting.  They look very similar. Mainly I was interested in that spool which I understand is more mono friendly.

alantani

a black anodized aluminum spool is probably the best way to go. 
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elcarlstono

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Are those easily available for the OC 112?  I've never seen or heard of one.

JasonGotaProblem

Alan, when I first read the post in my head I saw "Penn 112" vs "true temper 112D" it wasn't until a few moments later I realized he was talking about a true temper 112. OP wrote what he meant. I misinterpreted .

Now, I'm a moron. And I hesitate to assume anyone else makes the same interpretive mistakes I do. But there's a part of me that thinks there might be more folks reading it the same way.
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elcarlstono

Quote from: JasonGotaProblem on December 10, 2024, 04:54:34 PMAlan, when I first read the post in my head I saw "Penn 112" vs "true temper 112D" it wasn't until a few moments later I realized he was talking about a true temper 112. OP wrote what he meant. I misinterpreted .

Now, I'm a moron. And I hesitate to assume anyone else makes the same interpretive mistakes I do. But there's a part of me that thinks there might be more folks reading it the same way.
I figured that out after the first reply and have made some clarifying edits(keeping in mind we are on the OC board)

elcarlstono

Picture probably would have helped

oc1

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I don't know for sure, but suspect that after the sale to True Temper there were no changes except the badge.  It was an excellent product and there was no need to make changes.  OC failed, not because they were poor engineers, but because they were poor businessmen.

If it's not too expensive on the used market then go for it.  If you can get this question in front of Mike C. he might be able to say for sure..

mikeysm

Does that model have drag washers. Some were metal to metal.

Mike

alantani

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Quote from: elcarlstono on December 10, 2024, 02:22:43 PMAnybody able to comment on the differences between these 2 reels? Looking at a True Temper 112D on ebay as a possible parts source for my old OC 112.  Specifically need a new spool and hoping to make some drag updates.  Thanks.

yeah, i'm the one that didn't look carefully enough.  i read oc 112 and thought of a penn 112.  i actually found a old ocean city 112 in the junk box.  send me a me a pm with your address and i'll ship it out to you, no charge.  thanks!  alan
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oldmanjoe

The 112 and the 112d is the same ,only difference is the waffle spool .
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jigmaster501

The hole pattern on the side plates for the frames might be different. I tried changing a frame for my father's 112 and the parts are not the same.


Gfish

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The fluted, or waffle spool is a part that's on the OC 922 I have(thank you Leonardo!). Darned if I can recall the details in the advertisement I read, but they said it was a special improvement feature. Wonder why?

Edit: looked it up: "Fluted  marine Aluminum Spool, an exclusive stronger construction, which gives greater resistance to line pressure, is designed for monofilament ".
Aluminum? Looks like chromed brass or stainless steel to me.
Checked it with a magnet, interesting, the arbor is magnetic, but the flanges are not... strange. Where they intersect it looks to be all one piece...? Checked all metal exterior parts, nothing magnetic, only that arbor.
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Swami805

Maybe the magnet is picking up the spool shaft inside the arbor
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