A friend of mine sent me an older dirty CL10H Carbonlite to clean & grease and fix the drag. He knows its Winter and I enjoy this kind of stuff.  I was able to replace the drag washers with new ones plus a new side plate assembly which includes new bearing and brake drum.  The spool and pinion were polished.  I used Suberlube & TSI 321.  Its noticeably smoother and quieter.  Here's is the finished product.  I guess a before pic would have been nice here.  Thanks Goose for the info.  

Nice looking reel

1 hour ago, fishnkamp said:

Nice looking reel

Thanks. Now finding a rod to match will be fun 

Supra clean ...

 

That looks good, great job.

wow! looks new.  great job.  just curios whats it cost to get a reel refurbished on the average  sounds like fun hobby for you. don't forget to get out and catch some big ones!!

6 hours ago, lonnie g said:

wow! looks new.  great job.  just curios whats it cost to get a reel refurbished on the average  sounds like fun hobby for you. don't forget to get out and catch some big ones!!

I am not sure the avg cost, but I only had to put $18 in this so far. Outdoor World has cheap parts on BPS reels and these were new parts. It's more just the time invested. 

6 hours ago, lmbfisherman said:

That looks good, great job.

Thanks. The dude ended up just giving it to me for my time. Win win. I plan on using it this Spring and just giving it back. 

22 hours ago, cottny27 said:

Thanks. Now finding a rod to match will be fun 

Depends on what weights you want to throw.  I've got two.  No problem casting a 3/16 oz. Shad Rap just about as far as a tuned and upgraded TD-Z 105H.

17 minutes ago, new2BC4bass said:

Depends on what weights you want to throw.  I've got two.  No problem casting a 3/16 oz. Shad Rap just about as far as a tuned and upgraded TD-Z 105H.

it's pretty much tuned I polished about everything inside and flushed the bearings.  I'll be looking at M action rods I'm not one that goes below 1/4oz with a baitcast.