Bayou Reels I’m sorry to here that, i love your videos. What kind of tool is the pin pusher tool and were can I get one? Also what kind of grease do you use?
@@johnbrasher6678 BassZone pin pusher via eBay. They come from Japan so all shipping will take awhile. I would order 2 or 3 in case one would break, I would have a backup. I use all kinds of grease, just depends on the reel and where it is being used. I use Cal's or Shimano drag grease for the drag washers. Penn grease or Daiwa space age greaser for the rest of the real. DO NOT GREASE BEARINGS. Only oil on bearings, and half a drop. More oil will slow the bearings down, and grease will make them not spin at all.
I have several Curado reels including a 200BSF that was jerked out of the boat, sat in saltwater for a couple hours and I caught the cork handle 75 yards up the bank after moving to fish closer to rocks. It didn't have a fish on it but that was probably 16 years ago and it's still going strong. I used your video to go deeper than I normally do. I am accustomed to replacing my drag washers and bearings, but the other disassembly, cleaning, lubrication and reassembly was a bit more intimidating. Thanks to you I have do all of it to the level you did. I have probably 40 reels and I service them all myself, from ultralight spinning reels to offshore 2 speeds and everything in between. It's a great past time if you have the patience. Thanks again.
Thanks so much for this video. I was scared to death to take apart my reels. I did it, replaced original bearings with ceramic and put in new carbontex drag washers. I couldnt have done it without this video. MUCH APPRECIATED!
I know I’m late to the party, but I inherited several of these exact reels and your video helped me get them back into usable shape. I really wanted to use the reels for the memory they give me. Your video was easy to follow and I really appreciate the way you explained it all. Perfect recording! I can’t thank you enough.
This and the other video was great. If you used a flash light or with a assistant would have been a greater help, with more over head light. Thank you.
Screws are not typically the issue. It is usually bearings. Saltwater makes it way through every crease and crevice and hole possible. The screw holes are not the path of least resistance.
wow! thanks, although I am doing this on a CI-200 this allowed me to get my reel back together!!! thank you so much. I have to regrease, because mine is still rough...but everything is back together!! I used the graphite bearings....They are more rough, if I re-grease but still have trouble I may have to email you? I am hoping this does the trick though!!! Can't thank you enough. This citica has sentimental value and I didnt want to get rid of it!
Best place to reach me is message me via my FB page at fb.com/bayourattreelservice. I will help you any way I can. The CI-200 is the same reel, minus a couple bearings. Thanks for commenting and watching the video.
Bayou Reels yes, my 201E7 Reel has a palm plate - the whole sideplate that swivels on the screw - that needs replaced I will receive the new part in a few days but I’m unsure what all I have to do to replace it or if there is much to replacing just the simple plate and re-integrating the other complimentary pieces back together. Thx
@@ElBote54 you are going to have to remove the handle and the handle side plate. The shaft that goes through the reel frame for your palm plate will be spring loaded, and if you open the palm plate and push it in and out towards the reel, you should see the other side of that shaft on the handle side near the thumb bar, which is retained by an E-clip. Lock the palm plate back in place. Pop that clip off, unlock the palm plate, pull it out. Keep that spring and whatever else you need that doesn't come with your new parts. I believe this schematic should help: schematics.mikesreelrepair.com/albums/shimano/Shimano_Chronarch_CH201E7_Schematic.pdf
Sorry it took me a few days to reply. I have been logged into my other channel, and didnt get the notification for your comments. If you run into trouble working on your reel you can message me directly at facebook.com/bayourattreelservice/
On the CU-200B5 I had a very small washer that fell out (I think near the line guide) but I didn't see it anywhere in your videos. Any clue where that came out of? It is smaller than any washer used in your videos.
It most probably is the spacer washer that goes under the pawl cap. So after you put the pawl in, that tiny washer will fit perfect on top of it, then put the cap on. I hope thats it man.
I have an issue with my curado the reel will not reel in at all if there is tension on spool tightened drag all the way down. Took reel apart and troughly cleaned oiled and greased and it will not reel any ideas?
10 minutes or less to disassemble depending on the reel. The length of time to clean depends on how dirty the reel is, now many parts need to be inspected and replaced, if I knew it needed repairs or not prior to disassembly, etc. 10 to 15 minutes to reassemble with fresh oil and grease depending on the reel.
It is the exact same reel, with a bushing instead of a bearing on the drive shaft. This video will guide you through the same generation Citica. All the parts are the same.
Well depending on the size and material depends on where it goes. There is a wide one that does on the driveshaft under the plastic gear before you stab the driveshaft into the reel body. There are two on the inside of the body of the reel where the bottom of the driveshaft goes through. This is where the e-clip holds it in place. One is brass and the other is black. There is one in the palm side of the worm gear.that does under the e-clip that retains it. There can be a very tiny one that does under the pawl cap. Hope that helps. If not contact me on Facebook.
Very well could be. Its a really really small washer that goes under the pawl cap. That washer is almost a perfect fit, and if you look at the "bottom" of the pawl, you can see the outline of that washer.
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Bayou Reels I’m sorry to here that, i love your videos. What kind of tool is the pin pusher tool and were can I get one? Also what kind of grease do you use?
@@johnbrasher6678 BassZone pin pusher via eBay. They come from Japan so all shipping will take awhile. I would order 2 or 3 in case one would break, I would have a backup. I use all kinds of grease, just depends on the reel and where it is being used. I use Cal's or Shimano drag grease for the drag washers. Penn grease or Daiwa space age greaser for the rest of the real. DO NOT GREASE BEARINGS. Only oil on bearings, and half a drop. More oil will slow the bearings down, and grease will make them not spin at all.
I have several Curado reels including a 200BSF that was jerked out of the boat, sat in saltwater for a couple hours and I caught the cork handle 75 yards up the bank after moving to fish closer to rocks. It didn't have a fish on it but that was probably 16 years ago and it's still going strong. I used your video to go deeper than I normally do. I am accustomed to replacing my drag washers and bearings, but the other disassembly, cleaning, lubrication and reassembly was a bit more intimidating. Thanks to you I have do all of it to the level you did. I have probably 40 reels and I service them all myself, from ultralight spinning reels to offshore 2 speeds and everything in between. It's a great past time if you have the patience.
Thanks again.
Thanks so much for this video. I was scared to death to take apart my reels. I did it, replaced original bearings with ceramic and put in new carbontex drag washers. I couldnt have done it without this video. MUCH APPRECIATED!
That has to be the best assembly video I’ve ever seen! Nice job!
Best explanatory video about the assembly of Curado Bantam. Thank you!
I'm headed to Galveston this weekend for some fishing. Used this video to put my Curado 200 back together after cleaning it. Thanks a million!!!!!
I know I’m late to the party, but I inherited several of these exact reels and your video helped me get them back into usable shape. I really wanted to use the reels for the memory they give me.
Your video was easy to follow and I really appreciate the way you explained it all. Perfect recording! I can’t thank you enough.
THANK YOU!!!! I love my old reels and just need to take some time cleaning and USING them! Great Video!
Thanks so much for all the videos you don’t know how much that helped
Este vídeo me ajudou muito! Estava em dúvida na montagem da minha aqui!
Lighting could be a little better, but otherwise the best reel video yet! Signed up.
You do a great service to the many anglers. Thank You!
Best reel video I've ever seen!
Like the disassembly video this is an excellent video. Sorry to hear you're closed.
Your video just helped me correct a mistake I made on the reassemble, thank you!
Great info. i finally got my cu-200 back in the right order.
Awesome! Glad I could help. f you haven't already, please consider subscribing to the channel. It really helps me out.
Great videos and great step by step detail . I have a Curado B100 that I feel confident I can take it apart and clean , definitely saving this one
I sure hope it helps. Thanks for checking out the video!
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Thank you so much !! This really helped me . I appreciate your videos .
I have a Boca bearing for the main crank but I really don't want to take it all apart. How can I oil the existing bearing?
This and the other video was great. If you used a flash light or with a assistant would have been a greater help, with more over head light. Thank you.
Good instructional video. I'm just surprised that you didn't grease some of the screws that would be exposed to saltwater.
Screws are not typically the issue. It is usually bearings. Saltwater makes it way through every crease and crevice and hole possible. The screw holes are not the path of least resistance.
Hello, wat kind of grease are u using with that brush and wat is the blue one called also ! Thank u
Awesome video disassembling and reassembling
wow! thanks, although I am doing this on a CI-200 this allowed me to get my reel back together!!! thank you so much. I have to regrease, because mine is still rough...but everything is back together!! I used the graphite bearings....They are more rough, if I re-grease but still have trouble I may have to email you? I am hoping this does the trick though!!! Can't thank you enough. This citica has sentimental value and I didnt want to get rid of it!
Best place to reach me is message me via my FB page at fb.com/bayourattreelservice. I will help you any way I can. The CI-200 is the same reel, minus a couple bearings. Thanks for commenting and watching the video.
I just cleaned my CU-200, i followed you step by step and my reel drag won't hold. Please help i took the reel apart 3 times.
What grease and oils did you use in the video?
You a bad dude , thank you. You helped me out greatly
Thanks man. Glad you got what you needed. f you haven't already, please consider subscribing to the channel. It really helps me out.
Bayou Reels oh yes sure !!!! no problem . I hope business will be great for you in future.
Good Info! any info on the 200e models with the pivot screw replacing just the palming sideplate that cracked ?
Do you mean the part of the palm plate that unscrews so that the palm plate can be removed? Just a little bigger than a quarter in diameter?
Bayou Reels yes, my 201E7 Reel has a palm plate - the whole sideplate that swivels on the screw - that needs replaced
I will receive the new part in a few days but I’m unsure what all I have to do to replace it or if there is much to replacing just the simple plate and re-integrating the other complimentary pieces back together. Thx
@@ElBote54 you are going to have to remove the handle and the handle side plate. The shaft that goes through the reel frame for your palm plate will be spring loaded, and if you open the palm plate and push it in and out towards the reel, you should see the other side of that shaft on the handle side near the thumb bar, which is retained by an E-clip. Lock the palm plate back in place. Pop that clip off, unlock the palm plate, pull it out. Keep that spring and whatever else you need that doesn't come with your new parts. I believe this schematic should help: schematics.mikesreelrepair.com/albums/shimano/Shimano_Chronarch_CH201E7_Schematic.pdf
Sorry it took me a few days to reply. I have been logged into my other channel, and didnt get the notification for your comments. If you run into trouble working on your reel you can message me directly at facebook.com/bayourattreelservice/
Bayou Reels thx so much
Very detailed!
On the CU-200B5 I had a very small washer that fell out (I think near the line guide) but I didn't see it anywhere in your videos. Any clue where that came out of? It is smaller than any washer used in your videos.
It most probably is the spacer washer that goes under the pawl cap. So after you put the pawl in, that tiny washer will fit perfect on top of it, then put the cap on. I hope thats it man.
@@bayoureels1983 I thought that might be where it fell out. Thank you very much.
I have an issue with my curado the reel will not reel in at all if there is tension on spool tightened drag all the way down. Took reel apart and troughly cleaned oiled and greased and it will not reel any ideas?
Your drag system is not assembled in the correct order or you are missing some of the components.
Thanks
How long does it you to do this when you’re working normally for your business?
10 minutes or less to disassemble depending on the reel. The length of time to clean depends on how dirty the reel is, now many parts need to be inspected and replaced, if I knew it needed repairs or not prior to disassembly, etc.
10 to 15 minutes to reassemble with fresh oil and grease depending on the reel.
I must say from abu reels . Shimano is better made IMO and easier to take apart . This reel won’t break 1995 and still not broke in.
Need better lighting
Do a Citica CI-200 (91)
It is the exact same reel, with a bushing instead of a bearing on the drive shaft. This video will guide you through the same generation Citica. All the parts are the same.
Somehow I ended up with an extra washer
Well depending on the size and material depends on where it goes. There is a wide one that does on the driveshaft under the plastic gear before you stab the driveshaft into the reel body. There are two on the inside of the body of the reel where the bottom of the driveshaft goes through. This is where the e-clip holds it in place. One is brass and the other is black. There is one in the palm side of the worm gear.that does under the e-clip that retains it. There can be a very tiny one that does under the pawl cap. Hope that helps. If not contact me on Facebook.
Bayou Reels I guess it went in the pawl cap. It’s very small
Very well could be. Its a really really small washer that goes under the pawl cap. That washer is almost a perfect fit, and if you look at the "bottom" of the pawl, you can see the outline of that washer.
Bayou Reels that’s it thanks
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