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Cleaning Reels
Hi all 8)
Just wondering what the majority of you all use to clean your reel with when pulling the down for a service???
thanks to all
Tight lines
Adrian
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Ausfish Bronze Member
Re: Cleaning Reels
water on all of my alveys. spindles
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Re: Cleaning Reels
I use sewing machine oil - available from hardware stores.
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Ausfish Bronze Member
Re: Cleaning Reels
Mate,
I wash em out with fresh water then use some new Lanolin spray stuff I got at Budd's Bait and Tackle - seems to work for me.
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Ausfish Bronze Member
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Ausfish Silver Member
Re: Cleaning Reels
G'day Adrian.
For a total grease and oil change I dismantle the reel (make sure you've got the manual/instructions so you know how it goes back together!) and wash all components in petrol - including the cloth/leather/whatever drag washers.
For fast moving parts (especially in overheads) use thin oil (sewing machine oil) and for slow moving parts use grease - sparingly!
Good luck!
Cheers, NS
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Ausfish Addict
Re: Cleaning Reels
Adrian, i wash down the partsn drag washers with white spirits and brush. Wipe dry and oil with either sewing machine oil , Good quality reel oil from your tackle store .lanolun (spelt right??) oil is okay, though think its abit lite on ???.
Greese (for gearing and springs)i only use quallity reel greese from the tackle stores and you can order this in reasonable size packs ey.
Cheers
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Re: Cleaning Reels
Thanks to all who replied 8)
I always wash my reels and rods with water after every trip.
It was when pulling them down for service that I wasnt too sure of what to use, Now ive got a better idea.
Thanks once again.
Tight lines
Adrian
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