slosh servicing

[dicky mint]

got 2 that are over due a proper clean and oil etc but got no idea what i'm meant to do, oil to use etc. frightened to pull them to bits in case they go boing all owa the kitchen floor couldn't find a post on here, anyone got a few pointers to save a novice getting proper rajee and launching them in the bin.....

[tonynufc]

Neil Mackellow's Homepage
try this mate

[tonybax]

dicky
take them to i.d and give them to ronnie he will do them and they will come back brand new.

[Defective]

dicky
take them to i.d and give them to ronnie he will do them and they will come back brand new.

Thats the best thing about id imho, Ronnie probably forgot more than i will ever know

[dicky mint]

Neil Mackellow's Homepage
try this mate

cheers big time, top site, should manage me sel no probs now, but if it does go belly up................i'll go see ronnie

[tonynufc]

cheers big time, top site, should manage me sel no probs now, but if it does go belly up................i'll go see ronnie

no probs mate

[phill_itofish]

cheers big time, top site, should manage me sel no probs now, but if it does go belly up................i'll go see ronnie

you should manage no problem mate, theres no bits that will jump out at you, one thing i would recomend though, when you've taken the handle and the drag off there are a few washers that will be over the spindle, make note of there order cos the have been known to drop out when your not looking

[dicky mint]

ta v m

[SIXFOOTSTEVE]

I have to agree ,Ronnie is ya man every time .

[basswrasse2]

good web page it helps alot ill be doeing mine hopefully

[nodrog]

service

diawa reel oil is all you need

[NUFC09]

Does anyone know where i could get the clip that holds the bearing in for the slosh20? is it really needed? tried to put it back in, and the bugger flew across the room!!

[peter.m]

Does anyone know where i could get the clip that holds the bearing in for the slosh20? is it really needed? tried to put it back in, and the bugger flew across the room!!

Back to Tony's post - see Ronnie

or most of the tackle shops stock the common parts