Reel Oil

Fishin49er · 11-06-06, 11:29 PM

I have just recently got into the baitcasting scene, about 2 months now. I bought some reel oil the other day, because i want to take care of my reel. Being new to this, i dont know where all it sholud be applied. So thats my question, where all should i apply the reel oil, i know the bearings, but where else.

Rebbasser · 11-07-06, 12:03 AM

The bearings are the only place I use it. Otherwise I use grease on the gears. When I get back to my home computer I'll post a link for reel maintenance.

skeeter944 · 11-07-06, 12:06 AM

heres a link
http://www.quantumfishing.com/custsv...intenance.html

betursweetbass · 11-07-06, 02:46 PM

I love to tear into a PC tower and pull out everything from the drives right down to the cpu, but when it comes to those teenie weenie pieces inside a baitcaster, that's where my confidence takes a back seat to my pocket book. I send all my reels to the pro's and pay the 15.00 or so for cleaning and or repair.

adamgambill · 11-07-06, 02:58 PM

I use Wurth HHS 2000 or S&R Penn Lube. HHS is a spray on grease, penn lube is a light oil. Air tool oil for impact tools works good too. If the insides are tarnished or gummed up Ill use some marvel mystery.

zooker · 11-07-06, 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by adamgambill

Air tool oil for impact tools works good too.

make sure you use the RED formula the yellowish-beer colored- air tool oil will freeze in a heart beat when it is cold trust me i know..

i use quantum hot sauce grease and oil.. on all of them this stuff kicks..

i have a couple reels getting ready to pay a pro reel wrench a visit..

zooker

Rebbasser · 11-07-06, 07:00 PM

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i use quantum hot sauce grease and oil.. on all of them this stuff kicks..

Same here. Good stuff, Maynard!

zooker · 11-07-06, 08:57 PM

lol thanks lamont-ya big dumbie

zooker

flfireman · 11-07-06, 10:47 PM

Gotta go with Zooker, Hot sauce is the best. One thing I do that's a little off the wall. When I go into some down time I open up the reels and run them through hot water. This gets rid of some of the old grease and debris that may accumalate.

11-06-06, 11:29 PM	#1
Fishin49er BassFishin.Com Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Thomasville, NC Posts: 71	Reel Oil I have just recently got into the baitcasting scene, about 2 months now. I bought some reel oil the other day, because i want to take care of my reel. Being new to this, i dont know where all it sholud be applied. So thats my question, where all should i apply the reel oil, i know the bearings, but where else.

11-07-06, 12:03 AM	#2
Rebbasser BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: San Antonio, TX Posts: 10,142	The bearings are the only place I use it. Otherwise I use grease on the gears. When I get back to my home computer I'll post a link for reel maintenance. __________________ It's happened to the best of them: John 21:3

11-07-06, 02:58 PM	#5
adamgambill BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: West Columbia, TX Posts: 375	I use Wurth HHS 2000 or S&R Penn Lube. HHS is a spray on grease, penn lube is a light oil. Air tool oil for impact tools works good too. If the insides are tarnished or gummed up Ill use some marvel mystery. __________________ Anyone who has a problem with getting a truck dirty shoul trade for a Volkswagon and a pair of panties.

11-07-06, 08:57 PM	#8
zooker BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: denton nc Posts: 13,441	lol thanks lamont-ya big dumbie zooker __________________ the godfather.. aml in remission since 7-20-09

11-07-06, 10:47 PM	#9
flfireman BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Palm Bay, Fl Posts: 2,751	Gotta go with Zooker, Hot sauce is the best. One thing I do that's a little off the wall. When I go into some down time I open up the reels and run them through hot water. This gets rid of some of the old grease and debris that may accumalate. __________________ In the Lord all things are possible.

11-07-06, 12:06 AM	#3
skeeter944 BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Somewhere in South Carolina Posts: 2,377	heres a link http://www.quantumfishing.com/custsv...intenance.html

11-07-06, 02:46 PM	#4
betursweetbass BassFishin.Com Veteran Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 646	I love to tear into a PC tower and pull out everything from the drives right down to the cpu, but when it comes to those teenie weenie pieces inside a baitcaster, that's where my confidence takes a back seat to my pocket book. I send all my reels to the pro's and pay the 15.00 or so for cleaning and or repair.

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