Great video. Very clear and informative. You will need to be creative (adapters) to get all spools to fit. It seems you covered almost every base except the option for foot pedal. (It will only work with corded drill.) Low rpm drill (most recommended) with lock. Even thought it is at highest rpm when trigger locked, the drill is plugged to the pedal so variable adjustment is now controlled by pedal. Doing the same duty as the router control but now foot taking control and both hands free. Linemaster Classic 77SN7A and their budget plastic pedal were commonly used but both discontinued. Lucas lowboy 9 is the best option and still available. It is being used by the tackle shops here with rectified DC motors. Lucas lowboy 9 is AC variable and works with most corded drills without a problem.
South Chatam has a pedal too - but it wasn't compatible with variable speed drills. I already had the router controller and the mixing drill so I was trying to not spend needlessly - but you're right I should have mentioned the option in the video. Thank you for the comments and for watching.
@@kingdavid2684 I'm not sure exactly, since there is no gauge for that. You apply tension with a wrench on a bolt, so I would say it can be tight enough for a big offshore reel.
thank you for the video tutorial senior one day we will make it later
You are very welcome!
@@4RibsFishing thanks again
Great video. Very clear and informative. You will need to be creative (adapters) to get all spools to fit. It seems you covered almost every base except the option for foot pedal. (It will only work with corded drill.) Low rpm drill (most recommended) with lock. Even thought it is at highest rpm when trigger locked, the drill is plugged to the pedal so variable adjustment is now controlled by pedal. Doing the same duty as the router control but now foot taking control and both hands free. Linemaster Classic 77SN7A and their budget plastic pedal were commonly used but both discontinued. Lucas lowboy 9 is the best option and still available.
It is being used by the tackle shops here with rectified DC motors. Lucas lowboy 9 is AC variable and works with most corded drills without a problem.
South Chatam has a pedal too - but it wasn't compatible with variable speed drills. I already had the router controller and the mixing drill so I was trying to not spend needlessly - but you're right I should have mentioned the option in the video. Thank you for the comments and for watching.
@@4RibsFishing 👍 unfortunately , the prices of the foot pedals has also increased significantly in the past few years. Tight lines
Hola pregunta como se llama el soporte que sostiene el carrete solo el soporte nada mas
It's part of the 'Reel Winder' - but it's typically called the reel seat.
@@4RibsFishing thank you🥰
How accurate is the digital line counter?
I measured 75’ of line with a big tape measure and the digital gauge was off by a couple inches. Close enough for me.
Can you still recommend this spooler ? thanks
Yes King I would. But you need the right kind of drill to power it.
@@4RibsFishing How many pounds of tension / drag can be applied on the spool end ?
@@kingdavid2684 I'm not sure exactly, since there is no gauge for that. You apply tension with a wrench on a bolt, so I would say it can be tight enough for a big offshore reel.