These stainless steel gear sleeves for JigMaster 500/501/505/506, 112H or other reels is ready for purchase from my online store.
The price is $28.00 + $2.10 shipping by USPS First Class Parcel.
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very nice!!!!!!!
I'd like a couple of the 98-505 - are you taking orders yet?
Thanks
Mike
Quote from: mhc on April 03, 2016, 12:18:45 AM
I'd like a couple of the 98-505 - are you taking orders yet?
Thanks
Mike
It does not need it. I will have plenty on hand.
What's a 98-500? Do you mean 98-155?
Sid
Sid, a 98-500 is a gear sleeve for a 500 & 501 Jigmaster & 112H. A 98-505 is for a 505 & 506 Jigmaster. Rudy
Will they be fine thread or coarse thread with regard to the drag star?
either sleeve will fit the 500/501 or 505/506 reels. my guess is the 98-500 is coarse tooth, and 98-505 is fine tooth. btw, nice items, i'll have to have me some too ;D
Quote from: vilters on April 03, 2016, 03:49:18 AM
either sleeve will fit the 500/501 or 505/506 reels. my guess is the 98-500 is coarse tooth, and 98-505 is fine tooth. btw, nice items, i'll have to have me some too ;D
That's what I thought about the 98-505, that it was the fine thread. And, the 500/501/505/506 reels all took the same size gear sleeves, in fine or coarse thread depending on the drag star. But, wasn't the old part number 98-60AT for the coarse thread? Oh well, Alan C. will clarify.
Quote from: fishmeluck on April 03, 2016, 06:10:43 AM
Quote from: vilters on April 03, 2016, 03:49:18 AM
either sleeve will fit the 500/501 or 505/506 reels. my guess is the 98-500 is coarse tooth, and 98-505 is fine tooth. btw, nice items, i'll have to have me some too ;D
That's what I thought about the 98-505, that it was the fine thread. And, the 500/501/505/506 reels all took the same size gear sleeves, in fine or coarse thread depending on the drag star. But, wasn't the old part number 98-60AT for the coarse thread? Oh well, Alan C. will clarify.
You are correct fishmeluck, the 98-60 has coarse threads and the 98-505 has fine threads.
Not to create confusion, Alan C. should change the 98-500 to 98-60.
This is a custom part, he would get away with it, but, it is a good idea to keep it as Penn lists it.
One think he should do is to have letters or numbers after the part ...let's say 98-60.
At the moment there is:
98-60.......Penn
98-60AT...Alan Tani
Alan Chui should have his
98-60AC, or 98-60-10T, this would make finding what you're looking for much easier.
Alan probably already has a code for his part...we'll see.
Sal
Hi,
Sorry about the confusion, I have changed the part number. It should be 98-505PC (fine thread) and 98-60PC (coarse thread).
By the way, my resource (not Sal) tested these parts in the factory, and he told me that if these parts are used in with the double dog bridge, it will change those dogs engagement to alternate.
This is great stuff. Thanks Alan.
Wow! This will work fine on the stock, single dog bridge, right?
And I agree with Sid that and SS 98-155 would be a great idea, too.
Mike
Quote from: mike1010 on April 03, 2016, 04:39:40 PM
Wow! This will work fine on the stock, single dog bridge, right?
And I agree with Sid that and SS 98-155 would be a great idea, too.
Mike
It will work on both bridges. For the 98-155, I will let Tom takes care of that. I think that he is working on it, and it will be available in 2 weeks on his site. Please check with Tom.
Quote from: RowdyW on April 03, 2016, 02:55:07 AM
Sid, a 98-500 is a gear sleeve for a 500 & 501 Jigmaster & 112H. A 98-505 is for a 505 & 506 Jigmaster. Rudy
Rudy, Penn Parts doesn't list a 98-500 sleeve. Is that a number that was made up here? How does this differ from the 98-60 coarse- and 98-505 fine-threaded SS sleeves that were already available? Is it about the number of ratchet teeth?
Thanks.
Sid
Quote from: mike1010 on April 03, 2016, 04:39:40 PM
Wow! This will work fine on the stock, single dog bridge, right?
And I agree with Sid that and SS 98-155 would be a great idea, too.
Mike
Mike, go to Cortez Tom's section, these are coming available soon.
Sid, BP already renumbered the sleeves. 98-60 or 500--- half a dozen of one & 6 of the other. :D When an aftermarket company produces a part they can issue any number that they desire. Recheck the heading for the new numbers. The new numbers end in PC for Pro Challenger. The number of teeth is also the reason for the new number.
Quote from: Rancanfish on April 03, 2016, 06:07:58 PM
Quote from: mike1010 on April 03, 2016, 04:39:40 PM
Wow! This will work fine on the stock, single dog bridge, right?
And I agree with Sid that and SS 98-155 would be a great idea, too.
Mike
Mike, go to Cortez Tom's section, these are coming available soon.
Thanks, but I left out a critical piece: 10 teeth. AFAIK, Tom is working on the stock design, but in SS.
Quote from: mike1010 on April 03, 2016, 07:35:43 PM
Quote from: Rancanfish on April 03, 2016, 06:07:58 PM
Quote from: mike1010 on April 03, 2016, 04:39:40 PM
Wow! This will work fine on the stock, single dog bridge, right?
And I agree with Sid that and SS 98-155 would be a great idea, too.
Mike
Mike, go to Cortez Tom's section, these are coming available soon.
Thanks, but I left out a critical piece: 10 teeth. AFAIK, Tom is working on the stock design, but in SS.
Nothing is stock when it comes to Alan Chui or Cortez Conversations. When they do something they do it with their touch.
Quote from: RowdyW on April 03, 2016, 06:49:30 PM
Sid, BP already renumbered the sleeves. 98-60 or 500--- half a dozen of one & 6 of the other. :D When an aftermarket company produces a part they can issue any number that they desire. Recheck the heading for the new numbers. The new numbers end in PC for Pro Challenger. The number of teeth is also the reason for the new number.
Sure, Rudy, they can issue any number they desire, but if they want to sell more they ought to issue numbers that promote people's understanding of how or when to use the product.... it's already confusing trying to shop all the suppliers on this site for different parts. I'm just requesting simplicity. Actually, in my initial post I thought that Alan had erred with the number. No matter, it's all clear now.
Sid
Can't wait for these sleeves and new 4/1 gear, got the bug!!!!
I received a lot of these sleeves in fine and coarse thread, but there was a shipping problem with the pin. The bag was packing those pins was open, and most of the pins were fallen off the box (there was a big hole on the box) during the shipping. We are going to make those pins again.
Because of this issue, I have only have around 30 pins in the box. If anybody need this gear sleeve, it is in my online store. I put 25 pieces for the fine thread, and 5 pieces for the coarse thread.
Pictures were added in the first posting.
Let me know.
Thanks,
--Alan