difference between sealine ranges

Started by pullrachet, December 10, 2012, 11:23:48 PM

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pullrachet

whats the difference between the 40/50h (hsd?) range and the 300/350/400/450h etc. range?  both are black and silver...gear ratios are different, but what else?  which is more desireable?

day0ne

Quote from: pullrachet on December 10, 2012, 11:23:48 PM
whats the difference between the 40/50h (hsd?) range and the 300/350/400/450h etc. range?  both are black and silver...gear ratios are different, but what else?  which is more desireable?

The HSD reels where a totally different design with 5+1 drag stacks with very thin washers versus 3+1and thick washers in the H series. The H series had metal frames and end plates, as did the the HSD. The gear sleeve on the HSD is attached to the frame, the gear sleeve on the H series is attached to a bridge and the bridge is screwed to the sideplate. The HSD isn't made anymore, the H series is still made
David


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pullrachet

hey thanks dayOne.  So is there a difference between the 40/50H and 40/50HSD or are they the same ?

alantani

they are all a little bit different.  the most recent models all have greased carbon fiber drag washers.  sneaky, those guys at daiwa!  they didn't tell anyone about that change.
send me an email at alantani@yahoo.com for questions!

Norcal Pescador

Also the 350/450 are wide-spool versions of the 300/400. All good, basic reels.
Rob

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