Does anyone own this reel that can tell me the part number for the gear shaft ball bearing? I want to replace the bushing on my coastal 80 with a bearing.

I have the std. Tatula 80. That one is a std. knob bearing, 4x7x2.5. Brian.

I tried the handle bearing the inside diameter is too small won’t fit. Do you have the daiwa part number for that bearing?

1 hour ago, Phatbass54 said:

Do you have the daiwa part number for that bearing?

My TW80 is JDM and didn't come with a schematic. @Bass Rutten's might be usdm. Perhaps he'll add the info you need, or just take 10 minutes and pop it open and measure it. Are you fishing it in the salt? If so, why not just leave the bushing. If not, why not just leave the bushing? A bearing in that particular position won't be any smoother than a greased bushing.

Freshwater only, it’s my frog reel. Just replaced all bushing with bearings except that bearing under the gear shaft. Ended up finding schematics for it. 

1 hour ago, Phatbass54 said:

Ended up finding schematics for it. 

Would you share the link to them here?

I was at a local tackle shop and only took a picture of the part I needed. But you can find it at plat.co.jp

Late but mine is jdm. But I’d be curious to know if all those bearings makes a difference. 

 

https://www.plat.co.jp/parts/DAIWA-BAITCAST/TATULA/TATULA-TW-80HL-00630114.pdf

11 minutes ago, Bass Rutten said:

Late but mine is jdm.

Unfortunately, what plat doesn't give here is the schematic breakdown sheet. With web searches those part numbers often cross reference which leads to sizing.

15 minutes ago, PhishLI said:

Unfortunately, what plat doesn't give here is the schematic breakdown sheet. With web searches those part numbers often cross reference which leads to sizing.

I see now, those are just key numbers.

I was at a local tackle shop,and they had the 80 and I only took a picture of the part I was looking for with the part number. To be honest, I don’t really think you’ll notice a difference between a bearing and a bushing. The coastal 80 only has five bearings and it’s smooth. I’m just changing them out because I have the bearings on hand.

Best bet is to measure ID OD Width with calipers and order aftermarket bearings. You’ll get better grade bearing’s for less $.