Shimano Saragosa SW6000 - How To Take Apart, Service & Reassemble
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- In this comprehensive video, I take you step-by-step through the servicing process for your Shimano Saragosa SW Saltwater fishing reel. From cleaning and lubricating to replacing worn parts, I cover it all. See below for helpful equipment and supply links. If you found this video useful, please show some love by hitting the thumbs up button and consider....
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I, generally, use a ratcheting, interchangeable regular-sized screwdriver for the initial loosening of screws. Here's a link to the brand I use:
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Get some additional, varying sizes Flathead and Phillips bits while you're at it.
The adjustable wrenches I use (instead of hex nut wrenches) are Husky, but these (with the red insert) work very well... 6-inch will be used the most:
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IMPORTANT NOTE: The 6000 'gosa does not have a self closing bail!!! After disassembling, cleaning, and reassembling my reel along side this video I spun the handle and my bail didn't close. Figured I must have messed up the bail spring and/or trip arm assembly. Took it apart and reassembled the bail spring area 3 times and it still wouldn't self close.
As it has been 4 months since my last fishing trip, I had completely forgotten the 6000 does not have a self closing bail. The "bail trip lever" does not actually "trip" the bail. The lever's purpose is to extended down onto the friction ring when the bail is open to keep the rotor from spinning while you are casting.
p.s., your videos are my must-watch when servicing my reels. Very informative and well produced. Thanks!
Thanks for the love and sharing this detailed comment, brother! Sorry if I didn't point that out, of if I implied that it had an auto-flipping bail.
P. S. - Hope you caught some nice fish the last time you were out there.
Thank you for the very detailed tutorial. I think the complexity of that reel is beyond my ability.
Have a great week!
Tad
You're welcome and thanks, Tad! Good to see you're still hanging out with the channel! I disagree..... you can do it. Enjoy the long weekend coming up. See you on the next video.
Like I said before sooo many pieces and parts in Shimano reels. 🤯 Thanks for the video. I haven’t been feeling well the last 3 or 4 days and this took my mind off things for a while.
Sorry to hear you're not feeling well, Steve. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Glad you could disconnect for a bit while checking out the video. I still disagree and think you can work on them. 🙂
Hey Steve. Haven't hear from you in a while.... hope all is well. Barry
@@TSGReelService Thank you for being concerned about me. I’m well, just very busy these days. I haven’t been paying as much attention to UA-cam as before. But going forward I’ll be definitely looking out for your future posts. 😊 I really appreciate the fact that you are wondering if I am ok.
@@stevecarrero4120 Glad to hear all is well, Steve. Your name popped across because I was searching for a comment on this video and I realized I hadn't heard from you and the last time you said you were under the weather.... just wanted to make sure. And, I get it.... life happens..... things that were important at one point no longer have the same importance. Just happy again to hear you are doing okay.
Absolute best Saragosa maintenance vid on UA-cam, great job! Had an issue where I took mine apart and anti reverse wasnt working, watched your vid and saw I put the washer on the wrong side of the spacer that goes in the AR stack. Watching your vid showed me the right way, thank you! Subscribed!
Thanks for the love and sub! Glad to hear it was able to help you out. Spread the word about the channel and keep up the good work on your own channel!
Thank you very much Sen-sei, your videos are useful and important for me and my work. When I have a problem with a reel you help me solve it. Thank you Master 🙏🏻😁👍
You're welcome! Thanks for watching and your patronage. Happy to hear they're serving the purpose. What do you do?
Nice reel , cleaned to bits
Thanks! I appreciate you taking the time to watch.
Could you perhaps explain how big the difference in fishing reel is between the 6000 and the 10000?
or is it just the spool that has more line in it?
Thank you for the very detailed tutorial!
You're welcome and thanks for checking out the video. Difference between those two sizes? Not that big. It's just depends on what type of fishing you're doing or what your requirements are. The higher you go in size, the larger the fish (theoretically) you can catch. Hit the thumbs up and spread the word about the channel.
Great video very clear on explanation I actually did my reel w/video Thank you for sharing your knowledge 👍👍 subscribersd & liked
Excellent Catherine! Happy to hear it helped you work through the reel. Thanks for the sub and like. Spread the word about the channel!
Hi there. Cool video thanks learned a ton
You're welcome and thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! Hit the thumbs up and spread the word about the channel.
Hello sir !! After following this tutorial I believe I missed something.. the upper part of the reel os rubbing on the bottom part when reeling and the handle spins in reverse and in the natural reeling direction.. what is my mistake ? Do you have a clue ? Thank you for the video it’s great I just missed a part or something 😅
Thanks for watching and following along. Yes, if you are having these issues, you missed something, somewhere. Assuming the reel was working fine before you serviced it, I would focus on the pinion stack.... make sure everything there is in the correct orientation.... use the reassembly section of the pinion stack on my video as a reference guide. Hope this helps.
Great video and very helpful. I replaced my bearing on the bottom of the pinion gear then when reassembling found the rotor was really tight regardless of how tight I made the top nut, any suggestions on what may be causing this? Thank you very much
Thanks for checking out the video. I'm assuming you mean rotor nut.... help me understand....
1) What specific reel (make, model and number) do you have?
2) Was the reel working properly before you touched it?
3) Why did you replace the lower pinion bearing?
4) Did you do a full service or just a repair?
5) Did you follow my video when you disassembled/reassembled the reel?
6) Does the rotor spin freely if you just place it on the pinion gear without the rotor nut?
7) Post a video on your channel of the issue (without the spool on) for a visual reference, and include the link here in your reply.
Thank you, it is a Shimano saragosa 5000sw and was sounding a little rough. I followed your video and found that the small bearing on the bottom of the pinion gear was rusted out. I got it off and placed a brand new one on there. The reel otherwise ran fine and was not tight when reeling. Upon putting back together, as soon as I place the nut on to of the rotor the handle gets noticeably harder to spin, so I assume that is where the issue lies. I back it off (not tight like you do) and it frees up the rotation a little but nothing like a new reel where you can spin the handle and the rotor keeps spinning. It now stops pretty quick. I feel like I put the reel back together correctly and without the rotor on, the internal reel mechanism runs smooth and quiet now. Any ideas?
@@muhikydd5562 If it was fine before and not fine after, something is amiss in your reassembly. Check your trip arm, your friction ring. Try replacing the upper pinion bearing. If none of these help, follow my video closely and redo your entire pinion stack.
After you service and see the machine.
What you think about this reel?
It’s this reel heavy duty and tough to handel the big fish?
Yes, within reason. Over 25lbs and deeper than 50 feet will be a struggle.
@@TSGReelService What if I use sw8000? Will the weight of the fish increase and the depth will increase?
It's more about the material used in the frame than the size of the reel..... but that's just my opinion. Try it for for yourself and see if you like it.
@@TSGReelService Thank you for the information given to me. It was very useful and informative for me.
Is this the same as a 14000 gosa I have pulled mine apart and now putting it back together and it's not smooth and seems to be rubbing any tips Cheers
Thanks for checking out the video. Check out min 21:50 on in this video for possible help:
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You can also try playing with the orbital position of your drive gear.
Otherwise, make a video of the ALL the issues you're having, upload it to your UA-cam channel and post the link to it here, so we can see what you're experiencing.
I may have missed it but what grease do you use in the reel?
Thanks for checking out the video! I use Penn grease.
@@TSGReelService great video! I'm planning now to follow this for my 10k saragosa now I have found this fantastic resource! Regarding the grease needed for the service, I've got the Cal's reel and drag grease that you use for the drag, why do you use Penn grease for the reel gears etc. vs the Cal's reel grease?
Maybe I missed it in your tool list, but what bearing puller are you using? Thanks in advance for your reply.
Thanks for checking out the video and the description! No, you didn't... it's not there. Unfortunately, the bearing puller I use is not currently being produced. I'll reach out to the seller again in a few months or so to see if anything has changed.
Thanks for your prompt reply. I hate to hear that that bearing puller is not currently available. I work on my reels and that would be a handy tool to have at times. I'm impressed with how quickly you can take apart, clean, and reassemble a reel. I perform a full service on my own reels maybe once a year and more often only if needed. It certainly takes me longer to perform a service than it does you. I am also impressed that you are able to perform a full service without colorful language. I certainly haven't reached that level yet. Thanks again for your reply and your helpful videos.@@TSGReelService
@@dcbz6596Sorry for the delayed reply here..... your second comment was held for some reason, and I just noticed it. Yes, it is a handy tool.... becomes more important the more I use it. I'm starting to have anxiety about breaking it. 🙂 My favorite tool from the same guy is his bearing puller.... gotten me out of a few jams, but I definitely use the bearing puller more. Regarding the colorful language..... I'm not immune to voicing my "upsetedness" and frustrations, but it's rare. I'm more of the reacting in disbelief (of how bad something is - see the spool breakdown on my Fin-Nor Megalite video) kind of person. Some reels take longer than others, and I also edit the videos to make them more palatable. For me, a full service (rebuild) on a reel takes a minimum of 45 minutes, up to several hours, depending on reel and shape it's in. Stay tuned for more videos. If I find out the person starts making the tools again, I'll make a video or make a post, if he's okay with it.
How do ypou flip the handle from the left side to the right side ?
Thanks for checking out the video. Follow the instructions in the video for the opposite side after you remove the cap. Spread the word about the channel.
I have a question where do the washers go that come with the reel
Sounds like spool washers, but I don't know unless you get more specific. Make a video of what you're referring to, upload it to your channel and post the link to it here, so your question can be properly answered. Thanks.
@@TSGReelService yes the spool washers
@@user-co1bq4sq5m They go on the shaft just below the spool if you need them to adjust your line lay.
Hi, can you do a full service of a sw20000 gosa.
Thanks for checking out the video. Check my video library for what matters with the 20000. Spread the word about the channel.
would the saragosa sw10000 be the same to service?
Yes, pretty much. Can't really think of a significant difference.
Are you in FL
What zip code are you in?
@@TSGReelService hey just bought this reel used. How much for a service ?
NEED HELP. I FOLLOW YOUR INTRODUCTION AND NOW THE REEL SPINS IN REVERSE AND FORWARD. Thank you
Thanks for checking out the video. What specific fishing reel do you have and what prompted you to want to service the reel?
@@TSGReelService saragosa 6000sw
I go 1 a year to Sebastian inlet and just what to service it
@@jimyaj78 👍
@@jimyaj78 If the reel was working properly before you "followed" my tutorial, then it should work the same after. If it doesn't, then either something was wrong with the reel before, or you didn't follow my tutorial. Try watching (and following) it again if the reel was working before.
What is the name and source of the tool that looks similar to tweezers
Thanks for checking out the video. I think you're talking about the bearing removal tool.... not currently being made. Sorry.
Hai fatto un pasticcio di grasso da tutte le parti, troppo grasso anche dove non serviva.
Thanks for watching and sharing your opinion. Spread the word about the channel... they may find it more useful.
Nice work,what is your address and i will send you a new grease brush :)
:) Thanks for watching! I appreciate the offer, but if you check out my most recent videos, you'll see that I've already changed brushes. Feel free to drop a tip if you'd like to contribute. :) Hit the thumbs up and spread the word about the channel. Thanks again.
P. S. - I LOVE(D) that orange brush.
Thanx for the reply I’m glad you have a new brush 😊I have just found your videos and they have helped me service my reels the correct way.
Just 1 question, what grease and oil should I use on a Daiwa Saltiga?
And do you use the same grease on the drag washers as you do on the reel internals?
Cheers
Phil
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@@philproud7254 No worries. Glad you found them and are able to put them to use. No, I don't use use the same grease for the drag washers and the gears. Check out the video description for the greases and oils I use for reels. Thanks again, Phil. Barry
Hi Barry can't find the greases and oils I use for reels video ?
@@philproud7254 hey brother.... it's not a separate video.... see this video description fro the info.