Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: cohoaaron on December 10, 2011, 03:20:22 PM
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after each trip should i just wipe the old oil off the actual pin then re-oil it? or should i take it apart then oil it?
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I clean my pin after each trip out I clean off the dirt and grime re-oil and put away for next time. Look on you tube some detailed ways on how to maintain you re centre pin.
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I use a bearing CP and have gone about a year since I have oiled or greased my reel, she still spins like new, it's my only CP reel and gets used alot. Just clean and wipe it down after a few trips, and try to keep it out of the water. A few dudes I fish with use bushing reels and do the same thing, just a wipe down every couple trips, and a drop of oil on the bushing. X2, Youtube it...
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I use a bearing CP and have gone about a year since I have oiled or greased my reel, she still spins like new, it's my only CP reel and gets used alot. Just clean and wipe it down after a few trips, and try to keep it out of the water. A few dudes I fish with use bushing reels and do the same thing, just a wipe down every couple trips, and a drop of oil on the bushing. X2, Youtube it...
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awsome but do you guys actually take apart the whole reel? or do you just pop the spool off wipe the visible parts, then oil it?
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humm to clean wipe old oil and just put a couple drops of gun oil on the pin thats all
i have a bushing reel that gets to be cleaned if lucky once a year and spins better each time out
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what im trying to get at though is do you take apart the bushing side and wipe old oil or just wipe old oil off the pin?
thanks info helped alot
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Take the spool off, use a couple of ear buds or some rolled up tissue to clean out the inside of the bushing, clean the spindle (pin) and then apply a couple of drops to the spindle and put the spool back on and you should be good to go.
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Oil it infrequently, just wear the bushing in until its nice smooth.
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okay thanks everybody very much!!!!
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Q-tip works well on inside of bushing.