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Location: Northern Wisconsin | over my week trip my 6500 c3 wouldnt engage right away, sometimes it would take a few turns
of the reel sometimes 10 or more. i have heard it might be the clutch arm or tons of other factors.
can i fix this by myself? what will i need and where can i order parts? this reel is 3 years old.
any tips will help, thanks. steve
Edited by fish4musky1 8/13/2006 11:28 AM
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Posts: 578
Location: Sheboygan Falls, WI | Part Name: Clutch Arm
Part Number: 22807
Price: About $3.00
Installing: EASY
Part Availability: Readily
Where to get: Abu Service Center, Sportsmans Repair, Other Quality Reel Repair Centers
Yes, you can do it yourself. A very simple replacement. Should take no more than 10 minutes or so.
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | ok thanks, do you think it could be anything with cleaning? how hard is it to clean a reel with the
steps from the post above? |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | i took my reel apart to clean and look it over using the instructions in the above post and found it
was pretty easy. i found the clutch arm and i can see it is a little worn down where it sticks up. just
one time taking it apart i feel pretty comfortable already and hopefully can save some money fixing
them my self instead of sending them in.
thanks chuck! |
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| and the nice thing about those ABUs there all put together about the same. I have a 4600, 5000, 5000D, 5500, 6000, and 6500 and there all about the same |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | does the record 60 have similare insides to the 6500 c3 so that i could use ther instructions from
"how to clean and service your abu reels"? |
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| I used them cleaning Diawa and Shimano reels.
The biggest thing is remembering how it came apart and how the parts go back together and in what order. |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | ok then ill give it a try. i was surpirsed when i put it back together that it still seems to work, i just
need to replace the clutch arm. do you think i should order a few clutch arms for the future? do they
wear out alot?
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