I’ve been away for a while and I have to say your video production has really improved by leaps and bounds. Thanks Barry for doing a very meticulous and thorough job.
You read my mind, Steve. lol Thanks! I asked you specifically about that in one of my other responses to you. No need to respond to that one. Thanks again, brother. Glad you're doing well. Barry.
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I think you're referring to the washer under the body screws..... yes, in theory, but in reality it doesn't do a goo job of it.... hence my statement to not worry about it if you lose them. A better way to protect the screws and seal the water out would be to coat the screw threads with grease.... if you were concerned about corrosion or the screw getting frozen..... oiling the threads will suffice, as it is assumed you'll do periodic services on the reel. Hope that helps.
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I’ve been away for a while and I have to say your video production has really improved by leaps and bounds. Thanks Barry for doing a very meticulous and thorough job.
You read my mind, Steve. lol Thanks! I asked you specifically about that in one of my other responses to you. No need to respond to that one. Thanks again, brother. Glad you're doing well. Barry.
Nice reel - excellent tutorial - Have a great weekend!
Tad
Thanks brother!
You, as well.
Nice video thanks
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Aren’t those washers there to help keep the water out?
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I think you're referring to the washer under the body screws..... yes, in theory, but in reality it doesn't do a goo job of it.... hence my statement to not worry about it if you lose them. A better way to protect the screws and seal the water out would be to coat the screw threads with grease.... if you were concerned about corrosion or the screw getting frozen..... oiling the threads will suffice, as it is assumed you'll do periodic services on the reel. Hope that helps.
@@TSGReelService ok sounds reasonable
What are the tweezers you used to pick up the bearing?
Thanks for watching. Sorry, if it's the gold ones, they are not currently being made. If it's the other ones, you should be able to check the video description.