I have a fresh water Lew Childre BB-1LM reel and the level line is catching every once in awhile,Ive had it apart a few times and found that the part in the level line that meshes with the worm gear is worn on both sides of the fork...it almost looks like a shifting fork in a standard transmission. It's an older reel and I'm not able to find parts on the internet. If anyone here has parts or can help I would appreciate it.
sometimes it will work more reliably if the pawl is pressed up against the worm with a little more pressure. i use a leather punch and i have teflon sheets in 5, 10, 15, and 20 thousanths inch thicknesses. i punch out teflon "dots" to shim the pawl. it works great for the penn 320 gt2.
Ill give that a try Alan.
Quote from: alantani on December 01, 2014, 07:49:46 PM
sometimes it will work more reliably if the pawl is pressed up against the worm with a little more pressure. i use a leather punch and i have teflon sheets in 5, 10, 15, and 20 thousanths inch thicknesses. i punch out teflon "dots" to shim the pawl. it works great for the penn 320 gt2.
I was looking for this post for weeks to thank you Alan for that suggestion, I made a small washer from a piece of thin soft plastic and it worked perfectly. ;D