DAIWA LEGALIS 18
It's the best reel with just the right cost performance, and it seems simple to make, so I'll take it apart.
In SAP fishing, there is a lot of seawater adhering to the reel, so it is best to use a reel that is affordable and easy to disassemble.
In that sense, mag shields are unnecessary as they cannot be maintained. (Even if you don't use Sap, you will still need to maintain it by washing it after fishing.)
Easy overhaul!
The only drawback is that you need a Torx screwdriver. I wouldn't have said anything if you'd made me a regular driver.
This time, when disassembling it, I cleaned it lightly and added oil and grease.
After applying oil to bearings, etc., cover the surrounding area with grease.
By doing so, it will be difficult for seawater to get in, and I feel that there will be less tide damage.
Basically, there is a lot of grease.
00:00 18 LEGALIS disassembly and cleaning
00:15 Necessary tools
01:12 Around the handle
04:03 Around the spool
04:40 Rotor
05:12 One-way clutch
05:25 Pinion gear
06:36 Outer cover
08:00 Drive gear
08:29 Cleaning and assembly
13:46 Line roller
15:13 Reel maintenance summary
Reel: 18 LEGALIS LT3000-CXH
Handle knob: Gomexus power handle knob 38mm
Tools needed:
Phillips screwdriver
torx screwdriver
tweezers
radio pliers
kitchen paper
parts cleaner
glass bottle
SHIMANO reel oil spray
urea grease
(I also used a sewing needle this time)
Disassembly is at your own risk.
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