A great reel. I put a Tiburon topless frame on mine, and I still prefer it for casting heavier pound test line on a longer casting rod. Just a classic that is easy to take care of and it will never get too old/outdated. The right size. An Old School favorite!!!!
Great 112H take apart video One question is there anything special about the screwdriver your using on the pen side plates? Size and shape of head? Thanks loving your channel Randy
No. I use an electrician's 3/16 I like the rubber coat on the shaft and the blade is a perfect fit for the slots in the older Penn reel screws. Thanks for asking
So what if the pinion gear is stuck on the spool? I got everything back together but can't get the spool back in like this. Can I pry it off the spool and put it in like you did? thanks in advance!!
Hi Dennis, A reel sweet spinning effort once again!! If I had to guess I'd say the pinion gear might have been replaced as it had a small metal collar on the small upper part of the pinion gear. You mentioned it looked to be made of stainless ? All the Best and enjoy the Stripers !! Cons
Im pretty sure this reel has a Jigmaster gear set so the little band around the pinion gear should be there. The main gear should be steel, not stainless like the pinion. Most of my old Penn reels are about 70 years old or older. Back then they mostly used a steel main and a very hard bronze pinion for the smaller reels and all steel for the bigger ones.
They are but they are now made in China. There are plenty of used ones made in The USA if you want yo go that route. If you see H2 after the model number the reel is chinese made.
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A great reel. I put a Tiburon topless frame on mine, and I still prefer it for casting heavier pound test line on a longer casting rod. Just a classic that is easy to take care of and it will never get too old/outdated. The right size. An Old School favorite!!!!
That is the sign of good design and a classic long lasting product. Thanks for the note - Stay well - Dennis
Hay Dennis how are you great video thanks thinking about getting one of these reels
Nice clean Penn!
Just needed to be put back the right way - Best wishes - Dennis
Hi Dennis how are you merry Christmas to you and yours god bless you for all you do
Same to you! Merry Christmas - Dennis
Nice reel I used to have one
These are built to last
Maby I will look for one in good condition after the holidays are over thanks
Great Vid!
Thank you - Dennis
Nice!
Thank you - Dennis
Great 112H take apart video
One question is there anything special about the screwdriver your using on the pen side plates?
Size and shape of head?
Thanks loving your channel
Randy
No. I use an electrician's 3/16 I like the rubber coat on the shaft and the blade is a perfect fit for the slots in the older Penn reel screws. Thanks for asking
So what if the pinion gear is stuck on the spool? I got everything back together but can't get the spool back in like this. Can I pry it off the spool and put it in like you did? thanks in advance!!
Watch this video to see how I did it with a Jigmaster. The process applies to your reel as well ua-cam.com/video/RiqZ_eazyqM/v-deo.html
@@2ndChanceTackle That was exactly what I needed thank you!
Hi Dennis,
A reel sweet spinning effort once again!! If I had to guess I'd say the pinion gear might have been replaced as it had a small metal collar on the small upper part of the pinion gear. You mentioned it looked to be made of stainless ?
All the Best and enjoy the Stripers !!
Cons
Yes and yes - Tried to go the other night but the tide was wrong. Soon enough! Stay well Cons - Dennis
Im pretty sure this reel has a Jigmaster
gear set so the little band around the
pinion gear should be there. The main
gear should be steel, not stainless like
the pinion. Most of my old Penn reels
are about 70 years old or older. Back then they mostly used a steel main
and a very hard bronze pinion for the
smaller reels and all steel for the bigger
ones.
Is this reel still in production thanks 😊
They are but they are now made in China. There are plenty of used ones
made in The USA if you want yo go that
route. If you see H2 after the model
number the reel is chinese made.
Yes it is! Thanks for adding the note Armando - Dennis
Ok thanks for your time and help god bless merry Christmas to you and yours 🎄
Maby I will look for a used one in good condition if I can find one thanks