02-03-2004, 06:41 PM
HFT is correct, if you dont know what your doing, and you like your reel, best not take it apart.
However, its not rocket science, and theres only one way to learn. You gotta get in there and do it. I recomend taking your old reel apart. That way if you screw it up its no big deal. You were just going to throw it in the garbage anyways.
Spinning reels blow. They suck to take apart. Stuff goes flying everywhere if you just open it up. But casting reels are designed for removing the face plate and spool without all that crap going nuts on you.
I think the reason they send parts diagrams in the box with your reel is they know we are going to play.
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However, its not rocket science, and theres only one way to learn. You gotta get in there and do it. I recomend taking your old reel apart. That way if you screw it up its no big deal. You were just going to throw it in the garbage anyways.
Spinning reels blow. They suck to take apart. Stuff goes flying everywhere if you just open it up. But casting reels are designed for removing the face plate and spool without all that crap going nuts on you.
I think the reason they send parts diagrams in the box with your reel is they know we are going to play.
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