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Did you mean the spool adjustment washers? Then you take off the spool and the washer will go to the main shaft to adjust the position of spool so that the line can be spooled correctly.

No problem at all! However it's hard for us to say which is better for your mate, may we know the target and size, methods to use the new reel, which size of reel please?

@@jpfishingtacklenews195 2000s used for austrlias snapper around 30 to 50cm and trout freshwater, used with soft plastics bouncing of the bottom or spoons straight winding

We will announce via the new movie soon :)

@@jpfishingtacklenews195 very cool !

To me it's absolutely better than the previous model :) Hope yours do not have issues like mine!

Basically yes, but not quite sure about durability as of the body material. Jigging puts larger load on the reel, so I would use metal body models like the Airity or Certate.

No, haven't had that issues with Zillion so far. We are sorry to hear that if you had that kind of issues...

This is my personal opinion but to be honest, not much different. Of course Exist can be slightly smoother as it has better quality parts and better clearances in between each parts, but not really noticeable and Airity can do pretty much everything that Exist can. I don't see difference of functions really, unless if you are a professional who spends 5+ hours for fishing almost everyday :)

I understand it's hard to compare the two, Lexa has Magsealed but also has reverse switch, which could allow water to enter. I personally feel the BG seems more rigid and heavier, but don't have Magsealed. Lexa only has up to 6000 size, so BG would be the only choice for larger model, and/or if you don't like Magsealed. I would personally select Lexa up to 5000 size as it's light with AIRDRIVE Design and has Magsealed for water resistance, but will use BG for 6000 size and bigger to have rigidity to fight against larger species.

Which would you prefer stradic fm or daiwa lexa 2023¿

@@petcha6186 If I compared those 2, then I would basically select 23 Stradic, although it's a little expensive than Lexa. I personally don't need reverse switch and I feel the Stradic would be a little better for the heavy duty use.

The ball bearing size is 4 x 7 x 2.5mm and only 1 bearing is in there.

Thanks, that's the same as the knob bearing.

@@101dragonsthe Yes the same size :)

I normally use WD40 for cleaning :) We can't take any responsibilities but we use that for parts cleaning all the time and no issues occurred so far.

@@jpfishingtacklenews195 and what did you dip the bearing into before you oiled it?

@@AdamDizzy996 Like I said that's the WD40, sprayed in the ramekin and dipped into it.

To be honest I do the same wish haha :)

Should be all good as long as you entered the right email address!

Oh no we are sorry to hear that.

We are sorry to hear your negative experience. It's actually new to hear your story as my Stella spools totally fine, and it is still working perfectly after 2 years since the review.

Hi, 2020 Luvias also has a duralumin gear, but not machine-cut, and 2024 model has machine-cut duralumin Tough Digi Gear. Mainly, I felt 2024 model enhanced for all the directions mainly required to light weight spinning reel, like reeling is slightly lighter and smoother, inertia is less, drag is smoother. I did not feel much difference of physical weight but castability is better too, as of the AIRDRIVE Design - the gravity point shifted towards the bottom.

Thank you for sharing your experience :) Interesting, my Vanford noise was totally opposite, I only noticed the noise on the water not on my hand.

@@jpfishingtacklenews195 I hope you can review the stradic fm soon so we can know for sure whats the cause of the noise, there is very little information online, and with the abscence of most reel gurus you guys are awesome, your reviews arent a deep reviews but I think they are honest enough to give me an idea! Keep it up!

Thank you :) We are afraid Lexa TW is not a JDM products so we do not have one, but from spec Saltist TW has thicker spool Lexa, so the line capacity is shorter. The handle is also different, Saltist has basic double handle comparing to Lexa's single handle. The UTD drag of Lexa is a little older system than Saltist's ATD, so assuming Saltist has better drag system. I am also expecting the magnet brake system should be upgraded in these 2 years since Lexa's 2021. One more thing, I am feeling that the Hyper Tough Clutch of Saltist is much durable than the previous models without it. Hope this helps :)

Thank you very much :) We are afraid we do not officially announce where we do reviews but some of them are yes, we also do review in Australia too, to see how JDM gears work overseas.

Thank you very much :) From this reel, I did not really get too much noise for the light lures. This seems more about the strength of the pressure from the line therefore line thickness would not make much difference. Now that's all gone better so I can't reproduce the issue, but this is my opinion from the experience in the review.

Thank you very much for your comment :) Unfortunately no, 1000 size spool can only be fit in the 1000SSSPG body. The spool code is S-30, therefore you will need Yumeya Light Weight Custom Spool 1000SS, 4010N, or other thirdparty spool matched to the code.

Thank you so much for your wonderful comments! We will continue to do our best to provide content that is helpful to everyone :)

Thank you very much :) Well no, warranty is only effective in the same country, if you purchase JDM product then Daiwa Australia won't cover the reel by warranty, you will need to send it over to Daiwa Japan.

Yes if there's no failure then it's still very nice reel :) We just don't want to hide anything :)

at 3min he crticised already sound, smoothness, handle and pickup...

@@tyvain Like I said we did not want to hide all things. As of the movie I opened the line roller, cleaned and greased up then everything works fine now :)

Thank you for sharing your opinion! I admit the bail is really thin, interestingly it's even thinner than one-piece bail models, which is very close to SHIMANO reels, which is called "AIRDRIVE Bail" from the official.

Depends on what you use for, but if Exsence XR can be used for your target, I would probably go with Exsence XR, it has Rigid Support Drag, which holds the spool by 2x bearings and therefore the drag is so smooth.

Thank you very much :) Yeah this is in my case but the line roller rotates well with ball bearings.

@@jpfishingtacklenews195 how'd you get the bearings? any links want to share? thanks!

@@extaseafishing We share the Hedge Hog Studio bearing sets specially for Caldia SW from our video here: ua-cam.com/video/gZJqVXH1ZU8/v-deo.html You can also check the bearing sizes from the video above. Or otherwise, the bearings we used in the video is from eBay, Plaig Bearings: www.ebay.com.au/str/plaigbearings

Oh no that's sad, we wished this was just on this. Yeah we wish that would not be happened again.

@@jpfishingtacklenews195 I think the problem comes from the rough contact surface between the spool and the shaft. I tried to put some grease on the main shaft at the position that contacted the spool, and the noise was reduced significantly. You can try and make a video about this!

@@huybap8726 Oh I see! Thank you very much for sharing your experience :)

Can you help me pointing the specific part that need to be greased ? I also have this exact annoying sound problem in my 24 vanford And I have no experience in taking apart a fishing reel. Thanks

@@rendynyo205 We are afraid we are not able to detect where exactly your noise is coming from as it can be different from this one, but ours was from the line roller ball bearing, so as of the video shown, I cleaned and greased up the ball bearing in the line roller. As of this comment reply one another user detected the noise was coming from the main shaft touched with the spool nut, so you may be able to try to put oil to the main shaft, after you take off the spool.