Ok, so on another thread I posted pics. Of a triple dogged 113hn. Well here it is completed. As many SS parts that are currently available along with some mods that I did. Enjoy!
Step 1: alternating double dogs.
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Step 2:the idea.
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Step 3:Making it happen.
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Step 4:making sure of clearance with the frame and spool.
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Step5:assembly.
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Step6:finished product.
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After this build I think I'm gonna need a 12 step program ::)
Can anyone tell me what's a really a big difference with this reel on the outside,other than my manical obsession with screws?
I cant believe it, very nice.
Nice!
Thanks guys. Lee NONE of this happens without your knowledge and help ;D
Where did you get that funky end plate? ;D
Ding,ding,ding. Daron gets the prize.theend plate is from the H2 series.they only have 5 screws so I driled and counter sunk the additional three holes. I know, over kill but I liked the tuna logo.
Yea, I like it too! Good Job BOB! ;D
Strong Work! ;D
S3XY reel there.
With everyone's knowledge and creativity. I give it 6 months before there is a quadruple dogged, 3 speed, 14+1 drag stack, mind controlled senator haha
:D
Now you need to post a video so we can heart how it sounds. Very nice work.
Awesome work Bob!
Where did you get the stainless torx screws? With the frequency that I tear into my reels the chrome cover brass screws get mangled quickly.
Lensters, the Torx screws are a 6-32 SS from McMaster Carr. As most know about me I'm fanatical about the screws. I tappedoutthe frame using a bottoming tap and installed the screws. A word of caution though. On the Tib frames you need to be careful to make sure not to bind the tap due to the soft material. Also make sure that the larger thread does not come through the side of the frame.
Where did you get the handle...not the knob, but the handle itself?
Great job Bob! I think the series2 side plate is a cool addition.
wasn't that the scoreboard stumper from a month or so ago? ;D i didn't even notice the tuna.
it's already monday morning here... so I gotta get to work now
Quote from: pompano joe on January 19, 2014, 08:16:34 PM
Where did you get the handle...not the knob, but the handle itself?
You can order those from keta (lee). He's the one who makes them
Quote from: erikpowell on January 19, 2014, 08:17:13 PM
Great job Bob! I think the series2 side plate is a cool addition.
wasn't that the scoreboard stumper from a month or so ago? ;D i didn't even notice the tuna.
it's already monday morning here... so I gotta get to work now
Erik, last months stumper was a little more difficult. That was a 114H with full frame that normally has 5 screws for the side plate. I drilled and tapped the three additional screw holes. This is all cosmetic stuff that I'm doing. Again it's all good and fun!
Bob
Pompano joe, yes those come from Lee(Keta) they are HD. Let's give credit to you also. The 113h Baja harness lugs you posted on another thread. I used those. Only problem was I needed to cut them off to fit the bridge. Thanks for the idea!
At risk of my opinion being discredited by a moderator Nice reel!
Thanks surfcaster. I think I'll make the next stumper more difficult ::)
Quote from: surfcaster on January 20, 2014, 01:11:29 AM
At risk of my opinion being discredited by a moderator Nice reel!
;D
Great stuff. Nice neat work also.
Bob is movin' on up! ;D
Great work Buddy! ;)
Very nice work !!!
John
Great job Bob!
Nice work there Bob.
The third dog is well supported with it's locating screw tapped into the frame.
Good thinking.
Tom, thanks.! Coming from you that means alot ;D time will tell if that third dog holds up. I know Sal had some concern on this point. It seems robust enough. I wouldn't try this with the standard frame with inner ring though. I think that wouldn't support the third dog screw/pivot point as well. This is getting me thinking on my 114H with the Penn one piece frame that maybe this could be done there also. When I get a free moment I will check it out. I'm trying to find out how to post a video at this point. The sound of the three dogs is really neat!
Bob
Really nice looking project. I like to hear my dogs talking too.
Bob are you running Stainless post. They could stop some of the flex there.
Chris, I'm not sure what you mean?? The screws are 18-8 SS. Unfortunately they didn't carry 316 stainless in the screw design I wanted.
Bob
Wow my bad, I have been looking at so many reels this morning my head is going crazy, I thought you had a SS post on the top but i see now it is an open top. What i was trying to say though is if you had an SS post across the top it could give some added support to the are with the dog in case there is any flex on a heavy load.
Np. Chris. All comments welcome even if they have NOTHING to do with this thread ;D lol
Awesome job, Mitch!
Not to mention, all 3 are alternating! ... bet she sounds like she's singing a song to you now ;)
Well done,
Dom
Thanks Dom, someone here said maybe a quad dog. It can be done. I was thinking about it on this one. There is room for one more dog but I need to test the side plate where this third dog is. Sal raised a good point about maybe there is too much stress on the side plate screw. Unlike using the bridge screw. I don't know...I got a couple of other side plates to play with and zero time to do it. The timing for quad dogs alternating would be easy at this point due to having a template for the dogs now. Really only the one need major modification. The others were pretty much stock from Lee. I dunno we will see...... ::) ;)
Hell, Just go ahead and make sextuplet dogs and get it over with! ;D :D
This may be a point where aluminum side plates make sense, but what we really need is a ratchet with more teeth.
Ron
how much did it cost to put it all together?
Nice work, is all the cutting away not weakening the sideplate though? Can the sideplate handle the stress that 3x dogs can?
Quote from: pcde123 on February 03, 2014, 07:16:35 AM
how much did it cost to put it all together?
I'm not 100% sure of the final cost, but if I had to guess its somewhere around $300-$350.
Quote from: CapeFish on February 03, 2014, 07:25:02 AM
Nice work, is all the cutting away not weakening the sideplate though? Can the sideplate handle the stress that 3x dogs can?
Not sure if it will weaken the side plate significantly? Hoping to stress it on fish this coming season. What I really need to do is run it with only the new third dog in the reel and see what happens. That's if I get the time to do that. Im doing to fish this with 80# indicator line with a 60# floro leader. So we're only talking about 30# of drag max. In reality it's more likely going to be somewhere around 20#-25# pounds of drag. That's where I'm most comfortable. My feeling is nothing ventured nothing gained. It sounds awesome though. I'm trying to figure out how to upload a video this week. So hopefully I'll be able to let you in on the sound.
Bob
wwow, I missed this thread completelly
never though about seeing a 113h reel 3-dogged, just amazing
yes, Alex I had completely forgot about it. Bob isn't posting as regularly as he used to. Dominick
I'm glad you guys dug this out, such great work on the dogs and I love the Tuna side plate big-time ;D