I am replacing drag washers in a reel, but I don't know the model because the reel tag ID has fallen off. I think it's a Daiwa. Does anyone know?
(http://i1280.photobucket.com/albums/a489/bb2fish/Reel%20ID/IMG_0104_zpsfa9fa00e.jpg)
http://i1280.photobucket.com/albums/a489/bb2fish/Reel%20ID/IMG_0107_zps411da26d.jpg
wish I knew how to rotate the pictures on photobucket.
Here are the drag washers all taken apart (one is broken).
(http://i1280.photobucket.com/albums/a489/bb2fish/Reel%20ID/IMG_0128_zps08e9ffff.jpg)
The fiber drag size is 0.940" OD 0.560" ID 0.06" thick. I need three of them, hard to order when I don't know what reel this is??
Any help would be great. Thanks.
I think your reel is a Daiwa 50h based on the line capacity listed on the frame crossbar. Alan did a very nice tutorial listed in this section. If in doubt, try emailing Dawn the washer specs. Maybe she can match a carbonex washer set for you..
I have to agree... sealine 50h... that reel may look sad but it's a great reel and durable as can be.
Fix it up and go fishing! ;)
Dom
Yippie, 50h, we have a winner. Dawn at smoothdrag is getting me what I need. I've got the schematic and I'll be good to go. This reel has seen a lot of salmon, I'm happy to bring new life to an old salmon killer. Thanks guys.
They are well built reels.
I think a 5+1 drag stack can be done on this reel, contact Bryan when he gets out of the hospital.
Quote from: Keta on January 07, 2013, 09:30:18 PM
They are well built reels.
I think a 5+1 drag stack can be done on this reel, .......
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