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question about lubeing reels.

fisherdave
in Fishing Rods, Reels, Line, and Knots

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I have a Diawa MegaForce and a Quantium Code. Has anyone ever serviced any of these brands. Would it be better to take them to someone or is it easy to do it yourself. :-?

FisherDave

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    Depends on what you want to do. To lube the bearings, I soak in lighter fluid, air dry on new paper towel and reoil with one drop of oil. For the gears clean and apply a small amount of grease. Less is better for both oil and grease.

    When you get beyond this send them to Reel Mechanic.

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    fisherdave,

    If you have never opened up a reel to service then don't..Find a qualified service center and have them do it.

    I have serviced the MegaForce, but not the Code we don't service Quantum anymore......

    Good Luck & Tight Lines!!!!  

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