Ryobi SL5 Graphite Spinning Reel

[rclements]

Hello, looking for a Schematic Diagram for a Ryobi SL5 GRAPHITE Spinning Reel. Perhaps a place to find a couple springs too.  Any help much appreciated!!  Thanks, Raymo

[sandbar]

This is a tough one.
Schematics are so tiny.
If this is not helpful, let me know.
I will dig deeper.
-Steve

[cbar45]

Stout reel and straight-forward design. It shares similarities with the old-school Daiwa spinners, such as the BG, RG, C, and D series—if you've ever had one of those apart.

[rclements]

Thanks Steve. Would be helpful if you had a clearer copy.  Trust me, I understand.  Any ideas on PART NO.'s for No. 14 & 24?  Couldn't quite make it out.  Thank you, Raymond
 

[rcmsangab]

Are there serviceable drag washers on this model? I'm looking at my brother's old Ryobi Catcher 1mn and can't see any way at first glance to remove them. Wondering if that is a Ryobi thing.

[cbar45]

Sorry I mis-read this post as being about the SX5; not SL5.

The SX Ryobi has serviceable washers, not sure about the SL or Catcher.

[rclements]

Here is an updated schematic, but am looking for Part No. 28445 (Bail Arm Spring; highlighted No.16).  Any suggestions/recommendations much appreciated! TY!

[OhReely]

I don't know if you've found your parts or not but if you haven't perhaps this will help or perhapsit's a w ild goose chase. I've often wondered if there was more than just a pasing similatity between certain Ryobi spinning reels and the Penn Silver Series reels. The Silver Series reels were made in four sizes - 101, 103, 104, 105. During their production run there were three variations of each - ex. 105, 105C, 105CS. Parts are still readily available for them. There are schematics for all the models on Mystic Reel Parts website. The bail spring you mentioned looked similar in the schamatic for the 105C.