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Old April 9th, 2005, 10:39 AM
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I've just bought a Hardy LRH leghtweight reel on Ebay, in perfect condition,
the only fly in the ointment is that it is set upo for right hand wind. Does
anyone know how to change the checks and pawls to enable rhw? Hardy's used
to come with a small paper insert in the reel to show you how to change but
not int his reel case. Thanks for any help.

Eddie


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Old April 9th, 2005, 12:06 PM
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Ed wrote:
I've just bought a Hardy LRH leghtweight reel on Ebay, in perfect condition,
the only fly in the ointment is that it is set upo for right hand wind. Does
anyone know how to change the checks and pawls to enable rhw? Hardy's used
to come with a small paper insert in the reel to show you how to change but
not int his reel case. Thanks for any help.

Eddie


If no-one can help directly, you may like to try he

http://www.hardyfishing.com/gameon/index.php

good luck

Len
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Old April 10th, 2005, 07:37 PM
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In article , Lenx
wrote:

Ed wrote:
I've just bought a Hardy LRH leghtweight reel on Ebay, in perfect

condition,
the only fly in the ointment is that it is set upo for right hand

wind. Does
anyone know how to change the checks and pawls to enable rhw? Hardy's used
to come with a small paper insert in the reel to show you how to change but
not int his reel case. Thanks for any help.

Eddie


Eddie


first you need to swap the line guard over then "turn both tongues
anticlockwise" - i.e. the little pawls that act as check.

(holding the reel and looking down the right hand pawl now be pointy end
pointing toward the centre of the reel. the other one sits with its long
side against the spring

You can tell if its right by winding the reel with the check screwed on
hard - you will notice that reeling in is easier than pulling off line.

Hope this a) makes sense b) is helpful

regards

Roger

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Old April 10th, 2005, 11:32 PM
Ed
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Just did as suggested, worked perfectly, thanks for the replies, it may be a
quiet ng but it'sstill damned nice to know you can get help when needed.

Thanks again Roger
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In article , Lenx
wrote:

Ed wrote:
I've just bought a Hardy LRH leghtweight reel on Ebay, in perfect

condition,
the only fly in the ointment is that it is set upo for right hand

wind. Does
anyone know how to change the checks and pawls to enable rhw? Hardy's
used
to come with a small paper insert in the reel to show you how to change
but
not int his reel case. Thanks for any help.

Eddie


Eddie


first you need to swap the line guard over then "turn both tongues
anticlockwise" - i.e. the little pawls that act as check.

(holding the reel and looking down the right hand pawl now be pointy end
pointing toward the centre of the reel. the other one sits with its long
side against the spring

You can tell if its right by winding the reel with the check screwed on
hard - you will notice that reeling in is easier than pulling off line.

Hope this a) makes sense b) is helpful

regards

Roger

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Old April 11th, 2005, 09:00 PM
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In article , "Ed"
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Just did as suggested, worked perfectly, thanks for the replies, it may be a
quiet ng but it'sstill damned nice to know you can get help when needed.

Thanks again Roger


you're welcome Eddie - hope you enjoy using it!

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