Revo NACL - weak drag
Slobasaurus
Posted 7/7/2016 7:30 AM (#822888)
Subject: Revo NACL - weak drag





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Location: Chicago, IL
No matter how far down I bog the drag on my NACL, it still slips with a fairly easy pull. Does anyone have any suggestions for how to fix this? Open to replacing the drag system- any suggestions on which to use?

Thanks,
Kevin B.
jaultman
Posted 7/7/2016 7:32 AM (#822889 - in reply to #822888)
Subject: Re: Revo NACL - weak drag




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Have you (or someone else) taken it apart for cleaning or anything lately? I ask because the first time I did my Revo Toro, I put the drag washers back in backwards. I think I did them like this ( ) when there were supposed to be like this ) ( and the drag wouldn't hold. Replaced them correctly and it was back to normal.
Slobasaurus
Posted 7/7/2016 7:39 AM (#822890 - in reply to #822888)
Subject: Re: Revo NACL - weak drag





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Location: Chicago, IL
Yes- in fact I did clean it up over the winter. I'll open it up and see if I have them reversed. Thanks for the tip.
Propster
Posted 7/7/2016 8:43 AM (#822902 - in reply to #822889)
Subject: Re: Revo NACL - weak drag




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Location: MN
jaultman - 7/7/2016 7:32 AM

Have you (or someone else) taken it apart for cleaning or anything lately? I ask because the first time I did my Revo Toro, I put the drag washers back in backwards. I think I did them like this ( ) when there were supposed to be like this ) ( and the drag wouldn't hold. Replaced them correctly and it was back to normal.


Actually either of those will work on the spring washers. It's this you need to avoid (( or )).
In addition, if there is excess grease on the carbontex drag washers they can slip. Or they may be old and worn and should be replaced.
Fishysam
Posted 7/7/2016 10:28 AM (#822922 - in reply to #822888)
Subject: Re: Revo NACL - weak drag




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I would wipe off any oil or grease on the drag washers, while your in there anyway
jdsplasher
Posted 7/7/2016 9:07 PM (#822984 - in reply to #822922)
Subject: Re: Revo NACL - weak drag





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Location: SE, WI.

IS the line slipping on the spool???  DId you put mono backing to prevent this?  OR! Tape down the superline with some electrical tape to the spool???

 JD

Fishysam
Posted 7/7/2016 10:33 PM (#822993 - in reply to #822984)
Subject: Re: Revo NACL - weak drag




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jdsplasher - 7/7/2016 9:07 PM

IS the line slipping on the spool???  DId you put mono backing to prevent this?  OR! Tape down the superline with some electrical tape to the spool???

 JD



Ooohhh I like this idea
Nick59
Posted 7/8/2016 7:06 AM (#823000 - in reply to #822888)
Subject: Re: Revo NACL - weak drag





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Location: MN
I've been using a layer of electrical tape as a base on my bait casters for years.
Never a slip.
But in all honestly I did experience the slipping.
Only takes once to never do it again.
PIKEMASTER
Posted 7/8/2016 7:55 AM (#823004 - in reply to #822888)
Subject: Re: Revo NACL - weak drag





Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160
What happens a lot is the AR Bearing will get pushed out to far in the frames sleeve and keep the Drag AR sleeve from being pushed down. Could be a lot of things ??
The Toro has Carbontex Washers and 4 drag springs, one of the Best Drag Systems on a reel.
djwilliams
Posted 7/9/2016 11:38 AM (#823108 - in reply to #822888)
Subject: Re: Revo NACL - weak drag




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Location: Ames, Iowa
I took apart and cleaned and oiled/lubed my best abu reel before my late June Leech trip and had problems with the drag. Turned out I misplaced 2 of the 3 stainless washers in the drag. I put the toothed stainless washer where I ought to have put the plain round stainless washer. Took another reel apart to see the difference, then switched em. Fixed.