Hi,
i did this.. first time in my life did maintenance of my round reel.... :)
i have made this workstation as for a noobie... (attached as a file)
but... plz look at this small bushing... i am blind i suppouse :) ... have schematics.. but have no idea where it was...
i attach some files..
HELP :)
My guess is BNT2421 although your part looks so badly mangled that other components may be affected.
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Thanks for answer.. but it's not BNT2421... luckily :) .. 2421 is very fine...
reel is working as it has to.. without this small part...
but it's better to put it back in place....
this bushing came out when i moved the reel from side to side....
Is that the inner sleeve for the clutch bearing?
I am looking at schematics.. and can NOT simple see any of this kind part in this reel......
Handi2. ... ? which part number are you writing about .. ?
i am really blind :D ??? 8)
Part 2421 is the inner sleeve for the anti reverse bearing. That's the only part that looks like the one left over.
That doesn't look like it belongs in the reel. Ive never seen one like that.
Can you take a close up photo, and give us some measurements.
Never seen anything like that either, except for a screw collar on the Calcutta DC.
Confused as I am sure others are ???
Here it comes:
not a reel part, someone put it there to confuse you and everyone else?????
Sorry I had to say what I thought ;D
This is what i started to think about this... reel was used... maybe someone tried to do something with it.. just don't know ..... what the hack with this thing.. it looks like broken piece... i was concerned about this..
can not see it on schematics....
Thanks everybody for your answers and sorry it was not to joke you people..
I am anyway almost 99,9 % sure that it was inside the reel..... but WHY.. ; ) ?
Thanks a lot!
Will the screws that hold on the left side plate still tighten down?
-steve
Yes, they do. (just checked again)
I have not ever seen one of those in a Calcutta.
Andy
Quote from: oc1 on November 06, 2017, 07:27:08 PM
Will the screws that hold on the left side plate still tighten down?
-steve
Thinkin the same way Steve, a broken screw post? Is it threaded inside?
If my memory still works, I believe there is a spacer on the take down post under the gear side plateffects ( the post left attached to your clicker side plate). It spaces the side plate open nut from tweaking the plate if over tightened. I'm fishing mine tomorrow. I will tear down the sideplate and take a look for you tomorrow. It doesnt show on the schematic though but then again the post isn't even numbered on the schematic.
It's not threaded inside... it's just 'flat'
JRD if you find it - please post a photo here..
Mine is missing from my te200. Now it's apart I remember having the same issue you did. I serviced a used reel and missed that spacer when reassembling, it came loose and wedged in the thumb bar linkage. It goes right where the pick is pointed on the take down bar. I know it's still in my 100 conquest.
I'm guessing from the condition of yours it came into conflict with your gear and got chewed up which accounts for your noise.
BINGO!
is it better to put it back in there or just remove it....? hope that it would not be lose again... i think that you are 100% right JRD.... when i started to use the reel... it gave some strange noises.. clutch was stucked.. a bit..
i opened it and could see that yoke was broken.... i did change it... now it works.. it's quiet noisy... as for me.... but maybe i can improove it somehow??
can't see that gears are so much used etc.
Thanks!
Mine works fine without it, although Shimano's engineers probably had a good reason for including it. You could try lapping the gears, check them for chips or dings. The gears may also quiet down after use.
.... or the noise could be in the level wind
-steve