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Heddon / Re: Heddon's Sons 100 spin cas...
Last post by oldmanjoe - Today at 10:39:36 AM
I woulds say it`s missing a ball bearing .  Fits on the left side spring .
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Beginner's Board / Re: Hardy Altex no.1 mk IV com...
Last post by Woodbilly - Today at 10:28:22 AM
Hey, all.

Slow bite, but beautiful day on the lake yesterday.
 After some crappie fishing and meat grilling, I decided to work on the Altex some more.

Tackling getting the handle, non rotating shaft, drive gear, and rest of internals installed and wrapped up.
I didn't rivet pin the handle, as I've got a factory correct handle coming.

Coming along nicely, but still tedious. I polished all screw heads and tried my best to tidy them and other brightwork up but this old girl has some scars that can't be fixed. That's OK by me, as we all have scars that tell our story.

I also included some pics of my micro push button oiler and the lubrication grease, I use.
The oil is just standard sewing machine oil I put into the oiler and for my parts that use grease, instead, I used faucet valve grease. It will not dry out, harden, gum up, and is waterproof. I use these 2 on all my resto's. Never had issue.

Well, getting closer and the mechanical bail works perfectly every time now. Going to get the external badges, oil port covers, and brass check carrier back on next and my undamaged handle should be here soon, to finish it up.
I'll post up a Facebook video of the finished reel in action, when it's complete.

Peace!!
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Member Fishing Reports and Photos / Re: Luck
Last post by Benni3 - Today at 06:51:00 AM
Quote from: sabaman1 on May 11, 2024, 04:05:20 PMNice looking trout Benni. Nice scenery also. :fish
Thanks man,,,, :)
I got 2 today and dewayne was trying to hook that big one again,,,,no luck,,,,,, ;D
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Heddon / Re: Heddon's Sons 100 spin cas...
Last post by happyhooker - Today at 02:48:59 AM
Guy on another site claimed the 100 had a roller clutch AR.  Can't confirm.  Have tried to get a schematic myself with no luck.  This reel was only on the market a few years.  Plastic gear was supposedly prone to crack.

Frank
#5
Tools and Lubricants / Re: Spanner wrench for collet ...
Last post by Fishgolfman - May 11, 2024, 09:33:01 PM
I did search on google and ebay for them. Can't find small enough. C hook spanner wrench. Fabrication time i think. Need a source of thin metal though!!
#6
Pretty funny.
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Beginner's Board / Re: Briggs & Stratton Plastic ...
Last post by Brewcrafter - May 11, 2024, 05:53:48 PM
I'm with Tommy; if I'm in the garage that drill is usually an ancient B&D 110V corded drill (that probably weighs 5#  ;D )and I have a compressor and full set of pnuematics, but 9/10 times on the vehicles I am grabbing that Milwaukee cordless impact.  So handy and powerful, (and I would be first to admit given the price I am probably trying to subconsciously justify the purchase by using it more). - john
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Member Fishing Reports and Photos / Re: Luck
Last post by sabaman1 - May 11, 2024, 04:05:20 PM
Nice looking trout Benni. Nice scenery also. :fish
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Penn University / Re: Hey Alan!
Last post by Benni3 - May 11, 2024, 03:20:32 PM
Quote from: alantani on May 11, 2024, 02:43:48 AManything you want to do is fine.  it also could just be very popular!!!   :d
With hot woman,,,,, ;)
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Beginner's Board / Re: Briggs & Stratton Plastic ...
Last post by jgp12000 - May 11, 2024, 02:10:14 PM
Off topic, but I got some new skechers slipin shoes, I love them- fat boy,buffet, no strings... "Vegan" was on the box  ::)  good Lord,people have gone absolutely crazy !!!