Here are pictures of my first 10/0 rebuild
Feel free to comment and make suggestions
Thanx
Scott
Pic 1 parts soaking
Pic 2 first polishing of metal with 2.5k grit
Sand paper
Pic 3 2nd polish greased and assembled bridge
Parts
More pictures
Pic 4 spool ends greased and shaft shins replaced
Pic 5 almost done
Pic 6-7 done not looking to bad
Keep going you haven't finished. :D Dominick
What did I forget Dom ?🤔
Quote from: Gunrunner on February 11, 2017, 06:13:26 PM
What did I forget Dom ?🤔
I posted that before you finished with all your pictures. You're looking good. Dominick
Ok I was going to say I thought I did it all
Thanx much I'm going to spool this up with
Some 130 lb braid and 100 lb for my top shot
Any idea how many yards of 130 braid this holds
Guns, great clean up.....attached Is a alink to a line estimator....you will need to plug in a few numbers. It's fairly accurate.....bill
http://alantani.com/index.php?topic=1836.0
Thanx bill
Well done! 8)
Great job, Scott --
Those 10/0's are great reels -- narrow 12/0 -- and not made for a few decades now.
You have done a good job on the salt-proofing since this will likley be used in a windy sandbox (Beach) -- or as a troller.
Either way, the key is a lot of grease on any part subject to corrosion -- like you have done -- then an evacuation of all lubricants once a year, if used -- and reapplication of new greases and oils.
It will last a lifetime.
Just like changing the oil in our cars or trucks --
We can use a good synthetic oil -- and change it every 5000 miles...
Or, we can wait until the red low oil light comes on...
What is the difference? -- generally about an extra 150,000 out of the engine.
Nice work!
Best,
Fred
Looks like you got a really clean one. Nice build.
That's a nice looking 10/0, good job with the cleaning.
Sal
Great job. The 10/0 is a hole in my collection; one of these days.
John
Guys why are parts and the 10/0 in general
So hard to find and then when you do they cost
A fortune I was just wondering
Scott
The 10/0 has been out of production for over 30 years.
Everything on a 12/0 will fit except for the bars, stand and spool.
Thanx for all of the compliments guy I'm glad to see
I'm doing this the right way
Scott