SHIMANO SEDONA 2500 - Take Apart - Spinning Reel Maintenance
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- Опубліковано 19 кві 2022
- In this video I take apart and do some spinning reel maintenance on a Shimano Sedona HGFI. Step by step I break down the reel and do some cleaning, oiling, and greasing along the way before showing how to put the fishing reel back together. If you have any questions feel free to hit me up in the comment section. If this video helps you out drop a like and don't forget to hit subscribe. Thanks for watching!
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This is super helpful. Found out the reason why my reel wouldn’t oscillate and this detailed video showed me how to order and replace the broken oscillating gear. 👍
Awesome man! Stoked to hear that the video helped you out! 👊🏽😊
thanks man this was so helpful, i had this reel given to me and it was quite loud, tried oiling it but that wasn't enough so I took it apart and regreased it, its very smooth and quiet now
Awesome man no prob glad it helped you out! 😃🤙🏽
Great tutorial! Thanks man for helping with my Sedona 2500 maintenance :)
Thanks man no problem glad it helped! 👊🏽😊
Watched this video to clean a reel that was found in the ocean. Couldn’t completely save it. Just had to order new bearings for it. Other than that it works great. Thanks for the vid
Nice! That’s awesome! It’s great how you can always get parts for these Shimano reels 😊🤙🏽
thank you so much, that was very helpful indeed.
No problem glad it helped you out! 👊🏽😊🤙🏽
nice thorough tutoral. most basic reel. resembles my okuma rox
Thanks man. Yeah pretty basic reel 😊🤙🏽
Hey brother. Thanks for the video. I'm not sure if it was mentioned and I didn't see it when I skimmed but I had a roller clutch assembly issue and it took me quite a bit of other searching to track that down. Might be worth mentioning in another video sometime. Cheers!
What do you mean? 🤷🏻♂️😃 I mentioned it at 8:33 and I said don’t mess with this screw it’s a real pain in the butt! 😂 Hahaha ahhh sorry man, yeah I honestly never really mess with the anti reverse on spinning reels unless I absolutely have to, but I should show it next time. 👊🏽
@@WhereWeWildmy bad. I was skimming because I wanted to make sure I didn't have something reassembled wrong 😂😂
And trust me, I didn't want to mess with it but it got messed up and I couldn't figure out why it wasn't setting rhe antireverse. So I actually took the chance of disassembling the roller clutch and managed (by the grace of God alone) to get it reassembled correctly. But it took some real looking around to understand it.
@@arshowalter Haha ugh man more power to ya 👊🏽😁 I’ve had them explode on me a couple times and send the bearings flying 🙄🤦🏻♂️😂 It’s not SO SO bad once you understand how it goes together I guess, but they are definitely a pain. Hope everything is working well for ya good job 😊🤙🏽
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what size handle did you put on for the GOMEXUS power knob? i have the same size reel : shimano sedona 2500
First time I got one I got the 38, little too big for my liking so I ordered the 35 and it’s better in my opinion for a 2500 reel. 🤙🏽
VÍDEO ÚTIL. NÃO TEM PARAFUSO na ENGRENAGEM QUE UNE O CARRINHO , MAS TEM UM EIXO PARA NÃO ESCAPAR O QUE NÃO TEM no SEDONA 8000. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔😱😱😱😱😱👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks 😁🤙🏽
I had problem after cleaning and greasing the reel. It became much harder to crank forward, reverse cranking is ok. I feel there is something wrong between the pinion gear and main gear. But I could not see anything wrong there. You mentioned you also had issue with pinion gear and replaced it. Maybe I am having the same problem. Nice video.
Thanks 👊🏽 Sorry to hear that. I’d make sure that the main gear and pinion gear are sat all the way down in the reel and that all the gears are meshing together nicely. Also check all the gear teeth to make sure nothing is broken. Make sure the main bearing is pressed all the way down in around the pinion gear. Check that all the bearings are running smooth. I only use oil on the bearings, I clean all the grease off of them, and then just very little blue reel grease on the gears. Putting too much can make it heavy and slow. There could be a few different things causing that so just take your time, inspect all the parts, follow the video or schematic and make sure everything is in the correct position and sat all the way in. There should be a fairly obvious reason why it’s hard to reel, you’ll find it. 😉🤙🏽
@@WhereWeWildFinally I fixed the problem. I removed the grease from the pinion gear and main gear, cleaned them, and applied OIL only, then the problem is gone. I’m not sure why shimano made the gear so sensitive. All my other reels work fine with grease. I hope my experience can help others.
@fanwizard Oil on the gears may just drip off though and pool up on the bottom of the reel. But hey if it works for ya glad you fixed it 🤷🏻♂️ Curious what type of grease you were using.
Damn I hope I didn't ruin my reel... It was working perfectly, but while I was doing maintenance on another reel I decided I'd drop a few drops of oil on the handle shaft to make it feel extra smooth... Within a few minutes I realized some sand or fine grit dirt got into the internal of the reel, causing it to make a quiet rough sound whenever turned under pressure. In my haste to fix it I took it apart without watching any videos because I've worked on a couple reels before (never a spinning reel), and had it in pieces all over my table. I got the side panel cover off and turned it a few times to see how it worked, and without knowing, the knob on the oscillating gear slipped from under the sliding shaft (the other shaft slid out the bottom silently on to my work area and allowed the knob to slip out). In my frustration I just put it back together, and after a few rough cranks it stopped completely. I was super pissed. After watching this video I realize how dumb of a mistake I made and was thinking absent-mindedly because of my frustration. I have it back apart today, wish me luck that I didn't completely shred something on the inside...
Ahhhh man I’m sorry. Hopefully it’s not too bad… there is definitely a learning curve when you start taking these reels apart and each one is a little different so there is some trial an error for sure. And then once you do it a couple times you just get more and more used to it. The schematics diagrams help a lot. Good luck brother. 👊🏽
Thanks for the video. I just got this Shimano Sedona 2500HG reel. Does this reel has reverse? If it does how do you reverse it? I cannot find the switch at the back like other reels.
No problem man hope you enjoyed it! 👊🏽😊 I don’t think it back reels in reverse actually. 🤔 A lot of the newer reels they are making now don’t have that anymore.
@@WhereWeWildit doesn’t
@@wiredjarl1556 Yeah not many of em do these days.
I have a couple Siennas for a few years now, but in the last year, the bail arm refuses to close tight. I've tried changing the spring, shimmying the spring with a tiny piece of cardboard/plastic, and greasing it, but nothing will bring the "snap" back to the bail arm when closing. I have to manually close it after a cast, and then again after, pressing it down on it again to help seat the line properly. I had it for a year and fished it hard during the Covid lockdown. Now I just bought a couple 1000 sedona, and heard someone saying the same thing occurs to the sedona. Any thoughts as to why? or how to fix it?
Hmmm you know I rarely mess with the bail when taking apart spinning reels to be honest with you. I’ve taken them apart a few times though and those springs can be really tricky to get back on right, I just usually put a few drops of oil on the hinges and line roller and move on. A lot of these bails seem to only want to snap closed on their own from a certain position which I find really odd, but sometimes also dirt or sand can get in there if you place your reel on the ground while tying on a new bait or something. If you hear any crunching or scraping going on when opening and closing the bail obviously that’s when you have to really rip it apart and clean it out. Wish I could see the reel in person haha I’d have a better idea I’m sorry, but I guess just make sure there is no dirt or sand, make sure it’s not overly packed with grease on the inside, and double check the schematic to make sure everything is where it needs to be.
@@WhereWeWild lol, the reels are in pretty bad shape. I do abuse them, and from what I've dug up, it might be due to that. But I'll have to try to treat my new sedona's better, as one of my older sedona did the same after 10 years of fishing it pretty hard. Can't expect too much from 30 dollars, but still curious as to why.
@@ex8280 I recently bought a brand new Miravel, and the bail only closes by itself from a certain position. Idk why they make em like that but almost all my reels it’s the same thing. 🤷🏻♂️
I have come across 5 washers one bigger one and 4 smaller ones ,one is slightly squared on the outside and cannot figure out where they go
Can you spot them on this video and maybe see where exactly I put them? Sometimes these reels have a different number of washers on each reel it’s really weird haha but if you can spot the ones you have here you should be able to see where they all go as I put it back together.
Hi thanks for this video. I have a problem, the reel handle is ceased in the reel in to the main gear. I can undo the knob that tightens the reel handle on the otherside of the reel but the handle itself will not pull out of the reel. I have managed to disassemble the reel, but it's impossible to put back together with the handle fixed into the main gear with half the reel casing attached to it. Any tips? I have giving it a good soaking in lubricant but it's still stuck. Thanks
Hmmm… do you fish salt water or fresh water? Sounds like some serious corrosion. Definitely spray it and soak in some WD40. That should loosen up anything that’s in there and might have to put some serious pressure on it to pull it apart. It’s hard to know exactly without the reel in front of me ya know, but hopefully that WD40 will do its thing so you can pull it off.
@@WhereWeWild thanks I will give a good soak with WD40 and see if I can pull apart. I use in saltwater and wash after each use. I left the reel over winter and handle is seized up. I won't do that again and will service/lube end of season. Inside the reel doesn't look to bad at all.
@@BYF1 Yeah… that salt water is a killer man. Definitely always have to spray it off really well after each use. Hopefully that wd40 helps. 👊🏽🎣🤙🏽
Good news, long soak in WD40 overnight a few taps with the hammer and some brute force and the handle/is off. Now I can fully clean and rebuild. Many thanks 🙏
@@BYF1 Nice man 👊🏽😊
Hi i do maintenance with my sedona but something happened.it is rotating both counter clockwise and clockwise ..what happened to this can you help me?
Anti reverse… maybe retrace your steps and use the schematic in the video description. Make sure everything is in the right place.
Both of my sedonas have an issue with the spool being loose when the drag is not super tight. Causes the drag knob to scrape the spool. What might cause this?
Hmmm that seems odd. 🤔 On both reels too? Seems unlikely for 2 reels to have the same problem like that. I’d have to look at them to know for sure, but just make sure everything is put together correctly if they were taken apart. Make sure all the washers and stuff are in the right place and everything is sat down flush in the spool and on the shaft. Curious how easy the line pulls off when the knob is tight enough to fix the problem. Also I would think that the tighter that knob is the more likely it would be to scrape, not the other way around? 🤷🏻♂️ I’d definitely just double check everything on that top half of the reel.
The top felt washer was all boogered up, resulting in the looseness. I think I will swap them for carbontex
@@ethannash4153 Nice! 🤙🏽
You greased the drag? How does the drag work on that reel now?
Yes sir! Very very light coating, I prefer Cal’s Drag Grease. It’s grippy not slippery. Didn’t have it yet in this older video, but if you watch some of the newer reel take apart vids on the channel I explain all about it. 😊🤙🏽
Hello
What is the size of the washer that goes between the bearing and the pinion(the bottom side of the pinion) if the bearing is 5x8x2.5mm?
Hmmm I don’t think there is a washer that goes between the bearing and the pinion? 🤔😂 Do you mean the main gear? Regardless, click on the shimano fish shop schematic link in the description of this video, you can find and order any part you need. 😊🤙🏽
@@WhereWeWild On the more expensive reels that have x ship, there are bearings on both sides of the pinion, on the bottom side of the pinion there is a washer and a bearing, so i'm interested in the dimensions of that washer..
Or cheaper reels,that have a bushing instead of a bearing there, do not need an additional washer with bearing?
@@vladapiljevic Ahhhh yeah I figured you would be talking about the reel in this video 😂 Ok well whatever reel you are looking at, you can find the parts you need on that site if it’s a Shimano. Also at www.ereplacementparts.com
@@WhereWeWild Ok,thank you🙂👍
@@vladapiljevic No prob 👊🏽😊 Sorry if I knew the exact reel you were looking at I would have found the part number for ya! 😁🤙🏽 But those sites are great and really helpful, I get parts all the time.
You dont have to grease the small gesr besidd the oscillating gear? It doesnt look like this reel has ome but inside my pfleuger presidents theres the main gear, oscillating gesr and another stacked small gear.
Hmm I’m not sure what yours looks like but anytime I see teeth and any gear for the most part, I like to add a little grease. 🤙🏽
I recently serviced my sedona. It reels like butter but the handle doesn't turn as easier. There's barley a difference but It's still a little slower. Did this happen to you. I'm thinking I just need to use it on the water a bit to brake it in. Did this happen to you??
Hmmm I’m not sure I understand brother 🤔 If it reels nice and smooth how can the handle be having trouble? Do you have any more info you can tell me about it?
@@WhereWeWild I lossened the bolt that holds the rotor the pension shaft and it worked but barley. If this is easier to understand I spin the reel fast and then let go it should keep on going pretty fast right? But it just stops a little early you know?
@@jibreel4473 Well it definitely slows down pretty quick, as long as it’s not grinding or anything should be ok 🤷🏻♂️
@@WhereWeWild alright, just making sure thank you for being quick and for helping me
@@jibreel4473No prob man. 😊🤙🏽
Can you help me? The rotor is making noisy when spinning as it scratch the reel
Hmmm I would need some more details to see what you mean… 🤔
@@WhereWeWild everithing is setted as the schematic but I do not know why the bottom side of the rotor hits the reel producing a nose, I am so desperated because I do not know what to do
@@EZ-MAC1 Having a little trouble understanding what you’re saying I’m sorry but my advice would be to take it all apart and follow this video and put it all back together just like I did, maybe look for any broken parts along the way. Don’t worry I’m sure you will figure it out, sometimes it takes awhile to spot the problem.
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How many meters does the spool hold if I put an 11 lb line on it?
Not sure brother but I know it holds 140 yards of 8lb. If I were you, and you’re fishing for bass or anything really for that matter haha I suggest putting on 10lb mono backing, 20lb power pro braid to fill the spool, and then a 12 foot clear mono or fluoro leader. 🤙🏽
@@WhereWeWild haha thanks but, will it spool about @ 100 meters of 0.4 line? I’m actually confused on what to buy. First is that I want more line capacity and durability. So what would you recommend from those? A shimano nexave, catana or sedona?
@@Simon_Lado I have the Sedona 2500, Sienna 2500, Nexave 2500, Nasci 2500… haha they’re all great and on all of them I have mono backing, 20lb braid, and 8-10lb clear leader. Idk what you’re fishing for, or how deep the water is you’re fishing, but I’m sure a 2500 size reel will fit enough 11 pound line.
@@WhereWeWildoh ok, thank you for replying on my comment😁
@@Simon_Lado Of course bro I LOVE fishing lol 😂 🤙🏽
Do you know if it's the same for sedona 4000?
I don’t know for sure, but I’d imagine it would be similar depending on which model it is. There are a few of them. F,FA,FB,RA,XGFI…. I’d look up the schematic for your exact model and compare it to the schematic linked in the description of this video. If they are the same then you have your answer. 😊🤙🏽
@@WhereWeWild It's SHIMANO SEDONA 4000 FI, no XG. I couldn't find the schema in the shimano website. Thank you for your content and support! Keep up the good work!
@@barterenThat’s probably the same. And thanks man appreciate it. 👊🏽😊 Here is the link to that schematic I believe… www.reelschematic.com/wp-content/uploads/schematics/Shimano/Sedona/Shimano%20Sedona%20SE4000XGFI.pdf
Do you wash off the old oils for new to be put on 🧐 oil will start getting thicker and thicker and turn hard to move it. If you just whipping will only do so much. try out using mineral spirits to clean 🪥 then oil. If it has plastic bearings is the same thing. Old stuff I'm trying to figure out.
Yeah if they are really really old and dirty can use the mineral spirits like you said, acetone works well, rubbing alcohol, simple green, they even sell cleaners specifically just for bearings. Have to take off the seals, soak them, can vibrate them to make it faster, then have to dry them over night or with an air compressor… takes some time haha but it’s definitely good to completely clean or even replace them every once in awhile. 👍🏽
The bearings are seld up so dirt don't get in it. And is hard to put oil back in beside trying to clean 🪥 theme. If you soak up theme over night in oil maybe 🤔 if it doesn't have a cover you can take off like the Swiss bearings to clean out the dirt. I never put oil on gear ⚙️ only grease and oil is not grease. There not the same thing just saying oil is light and grease is thick 🧐 put grease in bearings if you can and see what happens in stead of 🛢️ oil. Good video something new for me thanks.
No grease in bearings 👍🏽
which line do you got on reel
I usually run 20lb power pro braid to an 8lb-10lb mono leader for the most part on my spinning reels.
What is that spherical grip you have on there looks fire I need to find one
Gomexus Power Knob, it’s linked in the video description 🤙🏽
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@@littlelothar Just so you know I prefer the 35mm size knob for a 2500 size reel. 👊🏽
@@WhereWeWild yea I was wondering the size thanks 🙏