Silly Question

OK, I've got a pile of high-end broken reels. I have no idea what's wrong
with any of them, but if a reel malfunctions it joins this exclusive club in
my garage. Mostly Daiwa's & Shimano's. Casting & spinning.

Where can I send to have them fixed & reconditioned? Got a link?

I'd love to get them back in perfect order again.

Warren
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"go-bassn" wrote in message Where can I send to have them fixed &
reconditioned? Got a link?

Try http://southwesternparts.com/frames.asp

Sarge

"go-bassn" wrote in message Where can I send to have them fixed &
reconditioned? Got a link?

Try http://southwesternparts.com/frames.asp

Sarge

Send the Shimanos he

http://www.lakeforktacklerepair.com/
Connie is one the best there is on Shimano repairs.

OR he

http://www.buckcreekrodandreel.com/Main.htm

You can put the Daiwas out on the curb. ;-)

Actually, both can work on the Daiwas too.


Brad Coovert
2003 Angler of the Year, Greenfield Bassmasters
http://www.greenfieldbassmasters.com

Send the Shimanos he

http://www.lakeforktacklerepair.com/
Connie is one the best there is on Shimano repairs.

OR he

http://www.buckcreekrodandreel.com/Main.htm

You can put the Daiwas out on the curb. ;-)

Actually, both can work on the Daiwas too.


Brad Coovert
2003 Angler of the Year, Greenfield Bassmasters
http://www.greenfieldbassmasters.com

Send the Shimanos he

http://www.lakeforktacklerepair.com/
Connie is one the best there is on Shimano repairs.

OR he

http://www.buckcreekrodandreel.com/Main.htm

You can put the Daiwas out on the curb. ;-)

Actually, both can work on the Daiwas too.


Brad Coovert
2003 Angler of the Year, Greenfield Bassmasters
http://www.greenfieldbassmasters.com

Warren,

You can keep 'em fairly close to home:

http://www.susquehannafishingtackle....air/repair.htm


Or you could try:

http://www.heartlandtackleservice.com




RichZ©
www.richz.com/fishing

Warren,

You can keep 'em fairly close to home:

http://www.susquehannafishingtackle....air/repair.htm


Or you could try:

http://www.heartlandtackleservice.com




RichZ©
www.richz.com/fishing

"Brad Coovert" wrote in message
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You can put the Daiwas out on the curb. ;-)


I dunno about that. Some of the best overall reels I have had are Daiwas.
Probably the best pitching reel I have is a Daiwa 150i. Thats putting heads
up against my Shimanos Curado, Pflueger President, and Quantums Accurist
400s and 500s.

For years growing up I had a Daiwa 250RL spinning reel that performed well
for everything from small stocker trout to 10+ pound stripers. My dad has
another Daiwa that he bought the same day I bought that 250RL back in the
70s that he would still be using today if he hadn't lost a screw when
cleaning it. He keeps it in a plastic bag in his desk hoping he will find a
replacement screw for it. We bought those for about half price at a store
in Prescott when Yellow Front was going out of business for anybody who can
remember when that was.

I do admit that Daiwa has made some cheap reels for consumer consumption
through places like Wal-Mart and K-Mart, but their mid price and more
expensive reels have dones fairly well for me. I was just thinking on this
subject last night and thinking I might give some of the mid price Team
Daiwa reels a try for next season.

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"Brad Coovert" wrote in message
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You can put the Daiwas out on the curb. ;-)


I dunno about that. Some of the best overall reels I have had are Daiwas.
Probably the best pitching reel I have is a Daiwa 150i. Thats putting heads
up against my Shimanos Curado, Pflueger President, and Quantums Accurist
400s and 500s.

For years growing up I had a Daiwa 250RL spinning reel that performed well
for everything from small stocker trout to 10+ pound stripers. My dad has
another Daiwa that he bought the same day I bought that 250RL back in the
70s that he would still be using today if he hadn't lost a screw when
cleaning it. He keeps it in a plastic bag in his desk hoping he will find a
replacement screw for it. We bought those for about half price at a store
in Prescott when Yellow Front was going out of business for anybody who can
remember when that was.

I do admit that Daiwa has made some cheap reels for consumer consumption
through places like Wal-Mart and K-Mart, but their mid price and more
expensive reels have dones fairly well for me. I was just thinking on this
subject last night and thinking I might give some of the mid price Team
Daiwa reels a try for next season.

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