GS-1/1000C Cousins

Started by jgp12000, July 10, 2026, 11:46:00 AM

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CI_Seawolf

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Today at 02:19:57 AM
I recently cleaned up a GS 13 that had been languishing away in a garage for some 30 plus years.  Cleaned all the old grease out, cleaned and oiled the bearings ,  That is a really nice reel.  Also did a similar sized daiwa spinner and a 7150.  I like the GS series.
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foakes

#16
Today at 02:46:07 AM
Great reels, and good work!

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Today at 03:23:16 AM
Quote from: jgp12000 on July 12, 2026, 11:15:39 PMThese are the bushings on my 1000C
I opened the GS-1 it looked new on the inside I closed the hood :fish
Thanks for posting this James.  I haven't seen the gears on a 1000 size before.  On the main gear in your photo, are those dissimilar part of the entire main gear or are those bronze colored pieces the bushings?  When you crack open the GS, post a photo of it. 
I fish because the voices in my head tell me to.

jgp12000

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Today at 04:20:45 AM
Bronze colored parts are the bushings.

reelynew

#19
Today at 03:15:59 PM
Reminded me of the bimetal main gear on the 750ssm
I fish because the voices in my head tell me to.
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