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I have an old silstar that has sentimental value to me. I recently cleaned the reel and after outing it back together the gears slip bad. I've since taken it apart several times. It cast great. Also before I put it on a rod there is no slipping or grinding. What do I need to look for.

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There's really no way to tell without seeing it. The gears do not disengage from one another so they can't slip per say. Something else is wrong. Rule #1 of reel service: have a schematic in hand before opening any reel

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There's really no way to tell without seeing it. The gears do not disengage from one another so they can't slip per say. Something else is wrong. Rule #1 of reel service: have a schematic in hand before opening any reel

X2  .Victory:

 

Bet the engagement slots in the pinion have rounded off, and the yoke springs have compressed some. Found these 2 things in all the old Silstar' we serviced in the 90's.

 

 

Tight Lines ! :fishing1:

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I have an old silstar that has sentimental value to me. I recently cleaned the reel and after outing it back together the gears slip bad. I've since taken it apart several times. It cast great. Also before I put it on a rod there is no slipping or grinding. What do I need to look for.

Try a different rod! :eyebrows:   Just kidding.  That is an old reel!  Find a nice place on a shelf and retire it.

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