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Question 1 |
When did Daiwa reels
first appear in the UK? |
| Answer
1 |
1966. |
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Question 2 |
What was the
relationship between Daiwa and Milbro Sports Ltd? |
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2 |
Milbro Sports Ltd were
Daiwa's first agents in the UK during the late 1960's early 1970's. |
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Question 3 |
What do the letters
HRL after the reel model number (Daiwa 7450HRL) stand for?
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3 |
High Speed,
Right Hand or Left Hand Retrieve. |
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Question 4 |
What is a "skirted
spool" fixed spool reel? |
| Answer
4 |
The original fixed
spool reels had a spool that was contained within a rotating cup. It was
easy for fine line to get caught in the space between the spools base and
the rotating cup causing it to jam. The skirted spool negates this problem
by doing away with the rotating cup and replacing it with a rotating
socket over which the spool fits. All modern fixed spool reels use the
skirted spool system. |
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Question 5 |
What is a parts
schematic? |
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5 |
An exploded view line
drawing showing the various parts in relation to each other. Some parts
schematics include parts numbers for easy identification and ordering. |
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Question 6 |
I cant find the parts
schematic for my reel on your parts schematics pages, is there anywhere
else I could try? |
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6 |
Post a request on the
website notice board and you may get lucky. |
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Question 7 |
Can you suggest anywhere that I can purchase older Daiwa
fishing reels? |
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7 |
By far the most easily accessible way to purchase older
fishing reels is through the eBay auction website. Other places to try are
car boot sales, auctions and markets. |
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