Had to get into my Lexa during a trip without any special tools. It turns out that my split ring pliers worked pretty well for removing the Penn/Daiwa style handle nut. The nut was on snug, but not crazy tight. Off and back on with no drama or scratches.
-J
Nice! important thing was getting operational and getting back on the water!!! Go get 'em! - john
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Sometimes a guy's to make due with what he has available. ;)
Borderline-unrelated but what field adjustment was needed?
Quote from: JasonGotaProblem on October 13, 2023, 07:01:06 PMBorderline-unrelated but what field adjustment was needed?
Screws worked loose on the plate that restricts main shaft lateral travel. Pilot error during pre-service. A couple chunky skipjack tuna with the drag buttoned down was enough to work the plate a bit loose.
Still glad that I did the pre-service. The main shaft bearings were dry, and three of the four right side plate screws were not even finger tight. The fourth (the tiny one that is harder to get to) was so over-torqued that I was worried that I was going to strip the head.
-J