LiTugboat is correct, I was not aware that Abu cheaped out on this new version of the Revo X Winch. Graphite frames are to be avoided for what we do. What they offer in corrosion resistance they steal in rigidity. Any frame flex at all and the drive gears will micro-misalign, causing faster...
Not for me. Too fast of a ratio. I'd recommend going with a Revo Winch, Revo X WInch, or my personal favorite the Daiwa Tatula 150P. All have ratios in the 5:1 range. When used for pulling bottom fish, mo' slower is mo' better.
I agree - color appears to be irrelevant. I have good friends that use unpainted versions and they catch as well as any painted color(s). Can I say that on a SPECIFIC day a painted jig won't do better? Nope, I cannot. But in general, it does seem that SH27 is right.
Having said that, I still...
And will never own one either, for that matter. Just when you think Shimano has over-engineered their spinning reels with WAY too many parts, Daiwa comes along and says "Hold my beer!"
They went away from their solid original LT reels, like the Ballistic LT and Procyon LT and went with this...
Well that was much easier than I thought. Always trust "Youtube University," "Google Grad School," and when all else fails, "The E-Pray School of Continuing Education." Just have to know what you're looking for...
Somewhere in the past I wrote a very long post on this subject. I can't find it, but try these threads for my fairly recent thoughts on the subject. Its all in there. These are individual posts from the captioned threads. If you have the inclination, click thru and read the entire threads for...
Bingo, Bongo, Bango!
Really a neat little piece - arrived this afternoon. I don't really care for Beezos, but you can't question his business model.
Also, I can't speak to the metallurgy of this tool, but it looks like very decent quality for five bux. I wouldn't over-tax it though. . . 'cause...
Newells are particularly prone to this and I've fixed several this way. One multiple times.
The absolute worst are the crushed pinion bearings in the right side plate of AVET lever-draggers. I'm always VERY careful not to lock down the drags too tightly, as this is how those bearings get...
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