penn torque shift button ring

Started by Rush, July 22, 2018, 03:55:54 AM

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Rush

Trying to get the right off a 2 speed.  Impossible... is the ring threaded?  Any tips appreciated.

Thanks much

Russ

alantani

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yes, its threaded.  the wrench grabs the bottom.  you hold that then turn the ring.  it's easy with channel locks, but you can't use channel locks because it will  destroy the knurling.  a small strap wrench will work, but you need a small one.  yeah, this one is tough.   :-\
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Rush

Thanks Alan,

It's off to Harbor Freight today.


alantani

you have the penn wrench, correct? 
send me an email at alantani@yahoo.com for questions!

Rush

Thanks Alan.
The Penn wrench and 6 dollar wrench from Sears did the trick.  A bad bearing 26N-25 was the culprit.  It made the handle pressure excessive in high gear. 

Last question... Should the reel be stored in low or high speed? I seem to recall reading this somewhere

Thanks again!

Russ

alantani

high or low, in or out, won't matter!   ;D
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mizmo67

Only thing needed for storage that I'm aware of would be to back off the drag so that it doesn't stay compressed.
~Mo

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handi2

Rubber toothed pliers are a good thing to have in your tool set. There are many parts that these pliers can be used on.
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