Penn Spinfisher V 4500 LL

Started by swoffer, March 17, 2017, 01:02:01 PM

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swoffer

Hi folks , wondering if anyone can help me .
I picked up this reel free , a guy was going to chuck it out . Anyway turns out all it needs is a bit of love and a couple of bearings .
I've hit a bit of a snag though and no amount of research has turned up a solution .
In order to remove the rear drag it seems i need t remove this clip (hopefully the pics have attatched ) but the bugger wont budge and I cant grip it with anything .
Just hoping that there is a secret ?
Cheers Al

handi2

I take something with a sharp edge to get the retainer started up. Using it in the center. Then you can catch the sides of the retainer.
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Gulf Breeze, FL

twotone

Check out PennParts web site in the spinner repair section for SSV 6500LL.

Mo has a walk thru for the is reel.
twotone

swoffer

Quote from: twotone on March 18, 2017, 04:54:25 AM
Check out PennParts web site in the spinner repair section for SSV 6500LL.

Mo has a walk thru for the is reel.


Dont suppose you have a link twotone ?
Found all the specs/schematics etc , but not the walk thru .
Cheers Al


twotone

No matter the size they are similar.

twotone

swoffer

Cheers for that , good site to bookmark.

Ended up using handi2's method with the sharp pointy thing .

Typical , everything about that walk thru is the same except the retainer clip in the reel I have here does not have a notch for a screwdriver , only difference I can see . Anyway , job done now , thanks for the pointers .

handi2

OCD Reel Service & Repair
Gulf Breeze, FL

exp2000

I think I got a particularly stubborn one of these once.

After much frustration, I finally used a Dremmel to create a notch in it.

That did the trick.
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mizmo67

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Quote from: handi2 on March 18, 2017, 04:40:28 PM
There is no notch..

There is, it just doesn't jump out at you. At least there is for the part we have in stock, I even double checked them.

Toward the top of the retainer you can see the notch in the photo:
https://www.mysticparts.com/PennParts/Parts/88D-SSV4500LL.aspx


~Mo

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exp2000

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Quote from: mizmo67 on March 18, 2017, 05:10:49 PM
There is, it just doesn't jump out at you. At least there is for the part we have in stock, I even double checked them.

Toward the top of the retainer you can see the notch in the photo:
https://www.mysticparts.com/PennParts/Parts/88D-SSV4500LL.aspx

"Edited as per Moderators to correct Scott's Bait & Tackle over to their new store name Mystic Reel Parts / www.mysticparts.com"

I don't recall seeing one like that before.

That would make life a lot easier.
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twotone

The first gen has seen design changes , just like the crosswind gear.
Here a photo of the notch and one without.
If stuck or corroded it bends, that may be why the notch changed.
A Ultra Sonic cleaner helps with easier removal when corroded.

Photo from Mo's tutorial.





twotone

mizmo67

Ah, see, thought that was the answer.
The notch makes more sense.
~Mo

Maureen Albertson :)
Scott's Bait & Tackle / Mystic Reel Parts (Formerly PennParts.com)
Contact Me Via Store Website Please!
Orders/Support# +1 (609) 488-4637 (parts ordering or troubleshooting)
customerservice@mysticparts.com

FatTuna

I've rebuilt the rear drag on these before. You need to get something like an awl pry it out. Once that piece is out you can remove the rest of the parts.

Just a heads up, the 4500 LL that I did had an extra piece that wasn't in the schematic. It was driving me crazy and then I discovered the missing piece was under a paper towel.

swoffer

Quote from: FatTuna on March 18, 2017, 08:10:47 PM


Just a heads up, the 4500 LL that I did had an extra piece that wasn't in the schematic. 

What piece is that ? This one went exacly to the schematic .
Gotta say i much preffer the LL mechanism to the shimano version , mch easier to service.

On another note arent ultrasonic cleaners the best thing since sliced bread . Only problem (well here in western Australia anyway) is finding a reasonably priced one that doesnt fall apart after 5 minutes .