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Are these bearings any better then say the Tatula line? These have dark grey shields rather than silver. Are these better bearings or just different?

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They’re just different. Not any better or worse. Flush them really good though. They need it.

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These shields come off?? How? I can't find a retainer to pop off. How to flush them?

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They are pressed in and yes they can be removed . Takes finesse but dont do it if you dont know how to.

 

soak the bearings in acetone/lighter fluid. Spin test until the bearing comes to a smooth, slow stop.  I usually have to clean daiwa bearings a few times to get them clean. Add one drop of oil and reinstall.

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9 hours ago, iabass8 said:

They are pressed in and yes they can be removed . Takes finesse but dont do it if you dont know how to.

 

soak the bearings in acetone/lighter fluid. Spin test until the bearing comes to a smooth, slow stop.  I usually have to clean daiwa bearings a few times to get them clean. Add one drop of oil and reinstall.

You clean all bearings including the anti-reverse bearings?

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1 hour ago, bassbandit2 said:

You clean all bearings including the anti-reverse bearings?

Not when new, no. It isnt needed. I add bearings in place of the levelwind bushings and flush the 2 spool bearings

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54 minutes ago, Delaware Valley Tackle said:

No need to open bearings to clean them. Repeated soaking, agitation and solvent changes will do the trick. 

Perfect thank you. That's exactly what I did, used a baby food jar and 100% acetone twice followed by 70% isopropyl alcohol. I was surprised by all the little floaties! 

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