Reel problems

[curtis.dunn]

Went to change me line on mr slosh 30. And when widing in the line I stopped and the spool kept on spinning but making a horrible grinding noise so tightend up the brakes same problem anyone got any Clues on what is hapening and how to fix it and his much it will cost to getbit fixed

[dixons53]

if the spool is still spinning it will be a worn pinion gear grinding against the main drive gear

[adam123]

had exactly the same problem its the brake blocks moving to the end of the spindle thing and then catching on the outside. all you need to do is open the reel up and move one of the brake blocks as it will be right on the edge of the spindle thing which causes the grinding noise

[shaun]

had exactly the same problem its the brake blocks moving to the end of the spindle thing and then catching on the outside. all you need to do is open the reel up and move one of the brake blocks as it will be right on the edge of the spindle thing which causes the grinding noise

mabes but the spool wouldnt keep spinning so i think its somthing more serious

[adam123]

mabes but the spool wouldnt keep spinning so i think its somthing more serious

ooooohh didnt read that bit

[g.ordon]

If the spools spinning free when the clutch is engaged it may be the clutch mechanism failing.

[curtis.dunn]

Broke

Try the thing with the brakes and dident work but cheers anyway so a lad from the lifeboat is going to get his mate to sort it out andvlend is one of his until Xmas when a can get me new one





Cheers Curtis

[g.ordon]

Try the thing with the brakes and dident work but cheers anyway so a lad from the lifeboat is going to get his mate to sort it out andvlend is one of his until Xmas when a can get me new one





Cheers Curtis

Still may be worth taking it to a local tackle shop to have a look at it, it might only cost a few quid to put it right and then you'd have a good second reel. Nowt to lose by doing so.