Thursday, January 14, 2016

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    As I completed the Side Plate cleaning up I move on to the next stage, the Main Gear Assembly cleaning. This is the part that is very crucial when fighting with a monster fish.    

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    The Clicker or Alarm was assembled after it was cleaned and greased. The Side Plate was placed aside and will be fitted with the Mono Mag later. There are two screws that's holding up the Main Gear Housing, upon removing the cover I found that the grease inside was almost fully dried, this explained the stiffness when cranking the reel.


    Careful study was made before I proceed, even though the design is very similar to the Abu Garcia.  I slowly removed all parts and was faced with another tough nut. The base plate was 90% corroded and there's not much I could do about it.


    I continued to remove the Spool Shaft Bearing and again I faced some obstacle as the bearing was jammed inside the housing. It was then being force out using a long bolt and some gentle knock.

    P.S. This episode is too long and it couldn't fit in the Ultimate bearing Servicing, it will feature in Part 4. 

    So up next in part 4, the Bearing has undergo more serious servicing and the result was.... stay tuned!

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Wednesday, January 13, 2016

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    After spending hours on that stubborn tough nut, I finally successfully remove the jammed screw which hold down the Crank Handle. I proceed on to the next step and started to dismantle the Daiwa Millionaires.

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    Immediately I found out that this Daiwa Millionaires Proteus 300 was in really poor condition due to lack of maintenance. First off the turning knob for the Star Drag System was stiff and the threads on the Drive Shaft was covered with dirt. When it was removed there's only two spring washers found which I suspected some were missing, the spring washer act as some kind of tensioner for the Star Drag System and it should have more than two pieces. On top of that they were cover with dirty grease which was not helping in terms of reducing friction. 

    As I moved on further to remove the Main Gear Housing I could feel there was some resistance in between the reel frame and the main gear housing, it could be the Cast Control Bearing which holds the Spool Shaft had jammed. It was quite shock to see the internal body of the frame was corroded and the chrome coating was fading. I couldn't do much onto it as I do not have a metal plating equipment.


    I moved on to the Side Plate and on the first inspection the exterior was defaced, dents and scratches were found everywhere. I can only said this, this reel has suffered a lot! There is these three screws that holds the side plate and once it was removed the side plate can be pop out. This side here contains the Clicker Assembly and we have to be careful not to loose the spring inside, slowly removing the side plate and it revealed the secret.


    This design of this part is quite different from my Abu Garcia, it took me a while to study the lay out before I started dismantling it. The Clicker or Alarm Assembly was attached onto a plastic material plate that sits on the frame, this plastic material plate is also holding up the Spool Bearing and it also hold the End Cap. I removed the whole assembly and unscrew the End Cap. there is a rounded Brass Shim which the Spool Shaft will be pushed against it. I did some polishing onto the Brass Shim with the Fine Grit Sandpaper and some metal polisher, the Autosol.


    Coming up in Part 3 more serious cleaning jobs were done and I did the Ultimate Bearing Services, stay tuned! 

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    Few years back I read about the advantage of having a Mono Mag installed on the Multiplier, it gives a better control during casting and it will improve the casting distance significantly. After some research I decided to have it fitted on my Abu Garcia C4 6600 and it really helped to improve greatly on the casting distance. My friend heard about it and he asked if I can help to....


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    My friend told me that his multiplier is always having problem during casting, he always gets Bird's Nest if he didn't thumb down on the spool in time. It seems that the casting control has worn out and I told him my Abu Garcia C4 6600 doesn't have any breaking blocks in it, all thanks to the DIY Mono Mag I fitted on it.


    So I agreed on helping him to fit the DIY Mono Mag on his Daiwa Millionaire Proteus 300. On top of that I even suggest to service the reel, it is really poor maintained. I told him that he will be having a smooth casting multiplier reel to do the surf casting at Pulau Ubin, we had organized an overnight fishing trip in two weeks time.

    It was until the last three day before the Pulau Ubin fishing trip than I started the servicing and upgrading of the Daiwa Millionaire Proteus 300. Immediately I faced some obstacles and it took me quite a while just to remove one small screw. 

    Up next in Part 2, I will get inside the Daiwa Millionaire Proteus 300, stay tuned! 

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