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Are Line Roller bearings on spinning reels usually around the same size like reel handle bearings? I have a few reels that I believe have bushings in the line roller that I would like to upgrade to bearings. If anyone knows what size to look for that would be greatly appreciated. 

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No, there is no standard.  It's easiest if you contact the manufacturer and buy an OEM replacement.  Or, you can measure the bearing and order from a third party maker.

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The advice above is spot on. I've replaced a few line roller bushings with bearings and used vernier calipers to measure the bushing. I believe the calipers with like $12 at harbor frieght. Great tool to have handy to measure a variety of things. 

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5 minutes ago, EvanT123 said:

The advice above is spot on. I've replaced a few line roller bushings with bearings and used vernier calipers to measure the bushing. I believe the calipers with like $12 at harbor frieght. Great tool to have handy to measure a variety of things. 

This may seem like a stretch, but would you have happened to switch out the bushings to bearings on an Okuma Trio 20, Mitchell Pro 308, One T hree C reed X 1000, or Daiwa Ballistic EX2000? If so what were the sizes of the bearings?

 

Just asking because it just may save me a trip to Harbor Freight if you have any of these reels...

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24 minutes ago, ib_of_the_damned said:

This may seem like a stretch, but would you have happened to switch out the bushings to bearings on an Okuma Trio 20, Mitchell Pro 308, One T hree C reed X 1000, or Daiwa Ballistic EX2000? If so what were the sizes of the bearings?

 

Just asking because it just may save me a trip to Harbor Freight if you have any of these reels...

I did a daiwa lexa once but it was so long ago I have no idea what the size is. The calipers are great for measuring bearings, tip tops, and screws among other things. Well worth the investment. 

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