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It doesn't have to be lubed every outing. There was something lost in translation from Japan. There's no set time frame. When the brakes squeal, oil them. I used my Chronarch for a few months and it never needed oiled.

It says it has to be cleaned every outing and lubed every 5 times out.
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It says it has to be cleaned every outing and lubed every 5 times out.

Just do it whenever it starts making noises that you don't like.

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It says it has to be cleaned every outing and lubed every 5 times out.

I realize that. That's why I said that there was a translation issue coming from Japan. This was confirmed by a Shimano representative. If it's not making noise, it doesn't need oil; whether that's 5 outings or 50.
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Well it's not like someone is gonna over lube it if they follow the directions on that sheet. Obviously if you clean the brake pipe you will have to add a drop afterwards. I keep a very thin coat of oil on the brake race in my Chronarchs, as the brakes are a tad more consistent and Shimano actually recommends this. I can always tell when it's time to clean that race and add another coat of oil as my casting distance will fall off a bit. They never make any noise, but performance is affected so I'll stick with my maintenance routine I have for my Chronarchs.

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I have a lot of fun on this forum. I hope no one takes my sarcasm seriously.

Hootie

I wish you'd cut it out. Talking fishing gear is serious business.

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Oh look! TT gave a high review to a Shimano product... What a surprise! :)[/quote

Chris are you stiring the waters?

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It says it has to be cleaned every outing and lubed every 5 times out.

Based on the booklet the reel allllllllmoooooosttttt.....potentially had more cost to maintain than a Bugatti Veyron :whew: 

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Based on the booklet the reel allllllllmoooooosttttt.....potentially had more cost to maintain than a Bugatti Veyron :whew: 

Shimano oil? Pennzoil Platinum should do the trick!

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Oh look! TT gave a high review to a Shimano product... What a surprise! :)[/quote

Chris are you stiring the waters?

One with bushing in the grips!  Thats a first.  Another brand and they would have found it too difficult to turn the handle.

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Oh look! TT gave a high review to a Shimano product... What a surprise! :)[/quote

Chris are you stiring the waters?

I'd never consider doing such a thing.

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