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davemp |
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Posts: 54 | I was thinking about getting a tranx 300 with the 7.6:1 power handle and replacing that handle with a double paddle handle. My question is, what would change with the specs of the reel, such as gear ratio, drag etc? Looking forward to your reply davemp | ||
Zinox |
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Posts: 1100 | Nothing will change. But you will find it hard to reel anything with resistance. | ||
Ciscokid82 |
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Posts: 333 Location: SE Wisc | Paddle handle will make cadence baits easier to manipulate. You don’t need a power handle on a 300. If you wanted to bring in hard pulling lures you should’ve got a 400 | ||
Zinox |
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Posts: 1100 | The 400 and 300 is the same reel just different spool size, so the 400 wont be any better for hard pulling bait, just got a bit more line capacity, which means that the IPT will be more constant (400 size) throughout the retrieval of the lure. | ||
upnortdave |
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Posts: 668 Location: mercer wi | If you need a paddle handle I have 1. $25 shipped | ||
Ciscokid82 |
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Posts: 333 Location: SE Wisc | Yeah i meant to say 400 power gear, or 5 gear if you prefer. I shouldn’t assume people know what I mean. I’ve heard there is a difference between the 500 though, tougher anti-reverse? | ||
Zinox |
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Posts: 1100 | The 500 Is a completely different Beast, and that reel can take a beating :D | ||
GINTONIC |
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Posts: 5 | Did it...on my Dawg rod...for everything big you retrieve steady, I wouldn't recommend it. | ||
Zinox |
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Posts: 1100 | I also did it on my 300 for small jigs and tiny spinnerbaits, but put the power handle back on. | ||
davemp |
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Posts: 54 | Thank you much...davemp | ||
johnsonaaro2 |
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Posts: 239 Location: Madison, WI | i put the komodo 450 paddles on my 400 AHG and i LOVE it. great for gliders, walk the dogs, topwaters, cranks, rubber. havent tried bigger blades with it but it handles 8's great. highly recommended. | ||
davemp |
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Posts: 54 | johnsonaaro2 Do the Komodo paddles require any alteration, or are they a strait forward fit? | ||
johnsonaaro2 |
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Posts: 239 Location: Madison, WI | davemp - 6/27/2018 9:10 AM johnsonaaro2 Do the Komodo paddles require any alteration, or are they a strait forward fit? No alteration necessary, just have to keep everything they goes on the outside of the komodo handle with it. End cap/screw/etc. Attachments ---------------- C515CB5B-070E-4B17-9CF8-00055A098B25.jpeg (40KB - 355 downloads) 99B87D91-9159-4064-94FB-66BA33088668.jpeg (42KB - 352 downloads) | ||
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