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Howdy folks - I just picked up a beautiful example of one of these, and I want to do a strip down/clean/lube; my question concerns the Comp Clutch/Brake Blocks found on the handle side of the line spool. I'm trying to get at one of the spool bearings behind this assembly, and the Clutch/Brakes (one piece) seem to be pressed onto the spool tightly - I couldn't budge it with light fingernail pressure and I don't want to break it by being bone-headed, so tell me - does it just pry loose? It looks like it's never been removed...

 

Thanks for any help!

 

 - Marc in Colorado

 

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Mark,

I use a small slot driver and lightly lift under the two black engagment tab pins on all of the rounds we have been upgrading/servicing. It will come off (slowly but surely), just make sure you replace it in the same place...:Victory:

 

Good Luck & Tight Lines!  :fishing1:

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