Ive also done the same mods to all of my tatulas... lots of polishing as well.... upgraded the thumb bars on all and replaced the plastic cogs with custom billet fine tooth aircraft aluminum... how ever i left the pinion yolk plastic for obvious reasons.... another cool thing you might want to explore is getting your springs replaced with a pair of titanium springs... most of the custom parts can be produced relatively cheap from any local cnc fabrication shop... and talk about smooth ... it's incredible when you tighten variances throughout.... i tried ceramics and just didn't care for all the noise and constant lubricating. Another tip ... if you care to invest in a magsealed pinion bering ... you will be glad you did considering they are usually the first to need replacing ... the magsealed bearings are incredible for such an application. And for both axle end bearings use corrosion resistant bearings and that bad boy can and will blow your mind in saltwater applications. All of this ive done was all in fun and just a hobby ... ive also done a ton of my Shimano reels ... ive custom painted them all and ass a side note ...when you add any larger handles to a reel its much harder on those plastic drive cogs...so once you replace those with new cnc aircraft aluminum cogs with finer and more teeth ... the reel is literally built for all out war.... and can handle the stress of the longer handles so much better ... great job on your handle nut plate...looks fantastic!
Hi! Nice reel! I upgrede my Tatula 100 LH with shallow spool I bought very cheap chinese spool for this reel. Stock spool 17,3 g, but chinese about 13. Now I can cast 5 g lures, maybe 4 g, about 20-25 meters. I will change handle to carbon and star drag to carbon again :)
you are good! my first time servicing my own baitcast reel I messed up. after I got done and when I spin the handle, it feels gritty. lol. from now on I'm going to send it in.
Cheers. The drag knob is on the list but it's not going to be easy. The shaft is longer than Zillion so Zillion knob won't fit neatly. I might have to trim the shaft ... But I am working on something else that not many people have done. Will put up soon.
thank you very much bro! i have'd buy a Tatula rod and Tatula type r baitcast combo... i will try to change thoose plastic bushings... thank's again! ✌
Astonishing, how to upgrade Daiwa Tatula. I'm seeking now for a light casting reel for fresh water fishing in Europe and I found this. I'm quite frequent traveller to Korea and never considered to try fishing or buy a stuff there. \= May you recommend some shop in Seoul with descent prices or on-line shopping, I'm gonna stay there for two weeks at the end of September.
Sorry Michal, I don't leave there now so can't help. However, it's not hard to find tackle shops in Seoul. You can haggle the price but the price of gear (well known brand) isn't cheaper than the States - my experience.
Sir great video to upgrade reel. I always stuck in that E-Clip and underneath bush. Is there any other video on "how to fix easly that E-clip " and does this size bearing what u showed in screen fit to Abu Garcia black max and Royale Legend baitcasting reel? How did u get.
I use electrician's pliers for e-clip and even removing/replacing spool pin. Great tool. You can see it being used in this video. Daiwa and Abu have different bearing sizes. Make sure you get the right size. Search the net for the bearing sizes.
Does the Tatula pinion gear support buy two bearing on both end like the zillion do? I love the fact it has a metal frame and the new TWS system, and you cant go wrong with the magforce z. The only thing this reel is lacking is the six stack washers drag system and the sixpoint ball bearing support drive drain.
No, Tatula pinion gear is not directly supported by two bearings. It is supported by the spool shaft and a bearing. It is different design to reels developed during TDZ Era. Personally I still prefer my Zillion and Fuego over the Tatula and the reasons as you pointed out plus quality of finish.
Hello there: In your opinion, would it be convenient to perform the same operation in Tatula HD type 200H reels? I mean, just the levelwind bearings. Are they plastic bushings too? or this model comes with metal bearings. Thanks for your comment.
+Elio V. Escovar Sorry I don't have Tatula HD but I also have Type R and Tatula HLC which have no levelwind bearings so I upgraded the same way as shown here. When I check the spes of HD, it also has 7+1 bearings so I would think it has bushings ...
Excellent video, do you have any link from the store where you can buy the bearings, otherwise this measurement of ruleman is the same as the tatula model ct100?
The bearings shown here are Boca bearings. You can buy from their web site: www.bocabearings.com/products/bearing-applications/fishing-reel-bearings?ProductType=2 If you want better (and more expensive) bearings you can get Hodgehog bearings from: www.hedgehog-studio.co.jp/ All Tatulas have same bearing sizes, in fact, Daiwa kept similar bearing sizes.
great vid, great work. have you tried the tatula in the salt? mine's having some problems with minor rust on the pinion and pinion bearings. they just need more care it seems on my reels but some of my friends' tatulas not so bad.
Thanks, frogistan. I use mine in salt all the time. Never had any issue with rusting. Maybe you need grease packed pinion bearing. I believe, apart from spool bearings, all bearings should be grease packed. Maintenance is the key to the reel's long life. After each session I wash in warm water, take out the side plate and spool and dry. Lightly oil and store away. Every dozen or so outings I carry out minor services (cleaning, oiling and greasing) and apply Inox lubricant (great stuff) over the body. Then, every year, I carry out major service - remove all grease and re-grease, clean and oil/grease bearings, clean drag washers and re-spool line.
where do you get those bearings? i wanna start super tuning some of my reels and with this video i'll be confident in doing it to my tatula... can you please send me a link to where i can acquire those same bearings
The bearings I used were from Boca Bearings. They are stainless steel ceramic hybrid bearings having ABEC#7 grade (ebay item 350886409943). They are not cheap and in my opinion that's a bit overkill. ABEC#3 or even ABEC#1 is good enough for the level wind. But make sure you get stainless steel bearings. Chrome bearings are a lot cheaper but they rust very easily. You can find them quite easily and cheaply from the auction site. The size to get is 4mm inside diameter, 7mm outside and 2.5mm thick. It's also known as SMR74C (S is for stainless). Don't get MR74C that's chrome bearing. Good luck
dDerDol Man just put in the bearings into my type r... doesn't feel like much of a change but just a bit smoother... thanks again though... can't wait to see what other things your gonna add to your tatula =D
Maihoua Moua Agree. Tatula itself is very smooth so a small improvement will not make it substantial. however, it does feel smoother. I am working on some thing :)
Well, before I make my opinion, I don't buy any reel that is constructed of PLASTIC frame. I call zaion or CI plastic. They are light but I don't believe they are durable or strong as aluminium frame. Since my Shimano TDL20 body warped under normal use I stopped buying plastic reels ... I wanted TWS so much but there was no way I would buy plastic T3 or Ballistic. Tatula's finish is not as good as some of more expensive Daiwa reels. But it is but quite sturdy. There are many plastic parts inside and out but most are not load bearing parts. If you look after your reel it should last long time.
+Heist Kade Are you going to replace all the bearings or just spool bearings? also, are you going to run them dry or wet? One of my Alphas has dry ceramic spool bearings and is very noisy. But runs very smooth.
+Heist Kade No, ceramic balls can run without any oil or grease (dry), wet when it has oil or grease. Don't take off the seal. Dirt gets in. I have a few reels with seals removed and I regret alot ...
Yes they are plastic and I doubt there are any metal replacement. However it's nothing wrong being plastic. They are not load bearing mechanism. Some of my more expensive reels are also plastic. Never failed.
I bought knobs from this seller. He has a few different types. www.ebay.com.au/usr/stone_metal_fire?_trksid=p2047675.l2559 Also there are few others. I found Basszone knobs are good quality. I have used ZPI knobs but now I use Basszones.
Patrick Greenhalge Ones that fit Daiwa will fit - all Daiwa knobs are same size. You have to however retain plastic bushings it comes with - or remove the bearing in Tatula knob and use that instead. So you'll have 3 bearings per knob.
I wanted to do this with mine tatula too but i couldnt get the sideplate off!! any help with the screws i got the handle and spool out but couldnt get the sideplate on the gear side
Are you saying you couldn't remove those funky screws Tatula has? You can do with a small flat screw driver. Or is your side plate not coming off after unscrewing? This happens to some reels due to grease and oil. Pry with a flat screw driver will eventually come off.
***** Sorry dude, can't help you there. I have opened up more than 100 reels and there were reels with stubborn screws and I couldn't get them out whatever and how hard I tried.
Those knobs are Basszone from Thailand. If you search 'basszone' from the ebay you will find a few sellers from Thailand. They sell about $55 per pair shipped. The quality is very good.
If you can insert the bearings like that without need to press them into the seat you will get a worse spin of the axle. Also on the wormgear you are not like to encounter either axial or linear forces so bushings are all good. Maybe upgrade to higher quality bushings but ceramic ball bearings? Common man, get a grip!
You can search ebay for '4 x 7 x 2.5 stainless bearing' or get from www.bocabearings.com. I bought mine from Boca but you can get same ones for cheaper from a chinese seller. Make sure you buy stainless steel bearing, SMR74. They are more expensive than Chromium Steel bearings. Ceramic hybrid bearings are a lot more expensive but I think that's an overkill.
Size is correct but make sure you get SMR74. MR74 is no good. It's chromium steel and gets rust so easily. The site sels both, make sure you get 'S'MR74
You need 2 bearings in size 4x7x2.5. Get either stainless steel or ceramic hybrid bearings. Don't get cheap chrome steel bearings. These will rust in 2 outings!
I just bought a Daiwa T3 with TWS today, I loosened the Drag and now I can't tighten it. Not used to baitcasters and this is my first one. I bought a left-handed T3 Ballistic, I had to pull line through the rod. I can't remember whether is was clockwise or anti-clockwise to loosen, now need to tighten it and I don't know which way to turn it, and it is stuck and moves only a few mm each way. Anybody have any ideas?
Maybe the clicker has stuck. Remove the handle and undo the knob (opposite direction to standard screw for lefty reels - anticlockwise to take out) and see the clicker. Hopefully it's simple fix.
dDerDol Man Thanks Man, that was it. I carefully removed the handle and saw the nut underneath, which I had to adjust and now have a better understanding of how the drag works. The reverse thread is tricky, but took my time and it came good. I won't loosen the drag as much as I did again, I think that was my mistake. *Thanks again, much appreciated.*
I thought of buying it since it so cheap compare to my Abu Rocket. but upon searching the problem on the net. shit this reel have so much problem. many people is selling it away.
Some people have grooving issues with earlier TWS. Mines are fine. Also Daiwa replaces with new TWS if old one shows groove. Apart from this issue the reel is a casting machine. My fav platform was TDZ but now it's Tatula. I now have 4 Tats and sold all my TDZs and ZIllions.
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The tutorial was great. The music BLOWS!
Ive also done the same mods to all of my tatulas... lots of polishing as well.... upgraded the thumb bars on all and replaced the plastic cogs with custom billet fine tooth aircraft aluminum... how ever i left the pinion yolk plastic for obvious reasons.... another cool thing you might want to explore is getting your springs replaced with a pair of titanium springs... most of the custom parts can be produced relatively cheap from any local cnc fabrication shop... and talk about smooth ... it's incredible when you tighten variances throughout.... i tried ceramics and just didn't care for all the noise and constant lubricating. Another tip ... if you care to invest in a magsealed pinion bering ... you will be glad you did considering they are usually the first to need replacing ... the magsealed bearings are incredible for such an application. And for both axle end bearings use corrosion resistant bearings and that bad boy can and will blow your mind in saltwater applications. All of this ive done was all in fun and just a hobby ... ive also done a ton of my Shimano reels ... ive custom painted them all and ass a side note ...when you add any larger handles to a reel its much harder on those plastic drive cogs...so once you replace those with new cnc aircraft aluminum cogs with finer and more teeth ... the reel is literally built for all out war.... and can handle the stress of the longer handles so much better ... great job on your handle nut plate...looks fantastic!
That sounds almost impossible dude
Hi! Nice reel! I upgrede my Tatula 100 LH with shallow spool
I bought very cheap chinese spool for this reel. Stock spool 17,3 g, but chinese about 13. Now I can cast 5 g lures, maybe 4 g, about 20-25 meters. I will change handle to carbon and star drag to carbon again :)
Ready to see ur next project with the music. Nice tips
you are good! my first time servicing my own baitcast reel I messed up. after I got done and when I spin the handle, it feels gritty. lol. from now on I'm going to send it in.
I took the handle bearings and put them in my worm gear. They fit the same
what the hell is wrong with people,this music is ridiculous.
+Bill Clinzel Music is visual and Kpop is life!
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Great Video and song selection... Looking foreword for more TaTuLa Upgrades... Thanks in advance.
Cheers. The drag knob is on the list but it's not going to be easy. The shaft is longer than Zillion so Zillion knob won't fit neatly. I might have to trim the shaft ...
But I am working on something else that not many people have done. Will put up soon.
kwell, I'm not willing to mod my tatula yet.. coz it's still virgin... only tested it once...
Gilbert Tay There is no need to. It's good as is.
I am doing it for fun. Some reels upgrades cost more than the reel.
sorry had to mute this vid....holy shit.
"....holy shit" Now that was funny! 😁
If you want to cut carbontex sheet to size, check this video.
Cutting Carbontex Sheet to size - for reel drag upgrade
You just need to let people send you their reels and charge them!!!! :)
the video is better when MUTED
+Chad Green Not enjoying K-pop?
@@dderdolman5736 it's way better when muted 👍🏻. But cool video
Top video!
Dude... This music made me feel like jumping off a bridge. Or repeatedly punching myself in the face. Ruined a good how too
thank you very much bro! i have'd buy a Tatula rod and Tatula type r baitcast combo...
i will try to change thoose plastic bushings...
thank's again! ✌
Astonishing, how to upgrade Daiwa Tatula.
I'm seeking now for a light casting reel for fresh water fishing in Europe and I found this.
I'm quite frequent traveller to Korea and never considered to try fishing or buy a stuff there. \=
May you recommend some shop in Seoul with descent prices or on-line shopping, I'm gonna stay there for two weeks at the end of September.
Sorry Michal, I don't leave there now so can't help. However, it's not hard to find tackle shops in Seoul. You can haggle the price but the price of gear (well known brand) isn't cheaper than the States - my experience.
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Sir great video to upgrade reel. I always stuck in that E-Clip and underneath bush. Is there any other video on "how to fix easly that E-clip " and does this size bearing what u showed in screen fit to Abu Garcia black max and Royale Legend baitcasting reel? How did u get.
I use electrician's pliers for e-clip and even removing/replacing spool pin. Great tool. You can see it being used in this video.
Daiwa and Abu have different bearing sizes. Make sure you get the right size. Search the net for the bearing sizes.
Does the Tatula pinion gear support buy two bearing on both end like the zillion do? I love the fact it has a metal frame and the new TWS system, and you cant go wrong with the magforce z. The only thing this reel is lacking is the six stack washers drag system and the sixpoint ball bearing support drive drain.
No, Tatula pinion gear is not directly supported by two bearings. It is supported by the spool shaft and a bearing. It is different design to reels developed during TDZ Era. Personally I still prefer my Zillion and Fuego over the Tatula and the reasons as you pointed out plus quality of finish.
My tatula seems to be making clacking sound when I turn.suspect from the pinion gears, any ideal guys?3rd time using it. Anyway, nice video!
Music was Awesome!🕺🏽💃🎣😄 great instructional video 🤘🏽. Gonna put ya at 310
likes bro!
Hello there: In your opinion, would it be convenient to perform the same operation in Tatula HD type 200H reels? I mean, just the levelwind bearings. Are they plastic bushings too? or this model comes with metal bearings. Thanks for your comment.
+Elio V. Escovar Sorry I don't have Tatula HD but I also have Type R and Tatula HLC which have no levelwind bearings so I upgraded the same way as shown here. When I check the spes of HD, it also has 7+1 bearings so I would think it has bushings ...
Excellent video, do you have any link from the store where you can buy the bearings, otherwise this measurement of ruleman is the same as the tatula model ct100?
The bearings shown here are Boca bearings. You can buy from their web site:
www.bocabearings.com/products/bearing-applications/fishing-reel-bearings?ProductType=2
If you want better (and more expensive) bearings you can get Hodgehog bearings from:
www.hedgehog-studio.co.jp/
All Tatulas have same bearing sizes, in fact, Daiwa kept similar bearing sizes.
good video help me out thanks
great vid, great work. have you tried the tatula in the salt? mine's having some problems with minor rust on the pinion and pinion bearings. they just need more care it seems on my reels but some of my friends' tatulas not so bad.
Thanks, frogistan.
I use mine in salt all the time. Never had any issue with rusting.
Maybe you need grease packed pinion bearing. I believe, apart from spool bearings, all bearings should be grease packed.
Maintenance is the key to the reel's long life.
After each session I wash in warm water, take out the side plate and spool and dry. Lightly oil and store away.
Every dozen or so outings I carry out minor services (cleaning, oiling and greasing) and apply Inox lubricant (great stuff) over the body.
Then, every year, I carry out major service - remove all grease and re-grease, clean and oil/grease bearings, clean drag washers and re-spool line.
dDerDol Man thank you. i do pretty much the same to all my reels
where do you get those bearings? i wanna start super tuning some of my reels and with this video i'll be confident in doing it to my tatula... can you please send me a link to where i can acquire those same bearings
The bearings I used were from Boca Bearings. They are stainless steel ceramic hybrid bearings having ABEC#7 grade (ebay item 350886409943).
They are not cheap and in my opinion that's a bit overkill.
ABEC#3 or even ABEC#1 is good enough for the level wind. But make sure you get stainless steel bearings. Chrome bearings are a lot cheaper but they rust very easily.
You can find them quite easily and cheaply from the auction site. The size to get is 4mm inside diameter, 7mm outside and 2.5mm thick. It's also known as SMR74C (S is for stainless). Don't get MR74C that's chrome bearing.
Good luck
dDerDol Man
just put in the bearings into my type r... doesn't feel like much of a change but just a bit smoother... thanks again though... can't wait to see what other things your gonna add to your tatula =D
Maihoua Moua Agree. Tatula itself is very smooth so a small improvement will not make it substantial. however, it does feel smoother. I am working on some thing :)
Hey man was thinking about buying this reel do you think it is a good build quality reel and a reel that can last 10+ YEARS if treated properly?
Well, before I make my opinion, I don't buy any reel that is constructed of PLASTIC frame. I call zaion or CI plastic. They are light but I don't believe they are durable or strong as aluminium frame. Since my Shimano TDL20 body warped under normal use I stopped buying plastic reels ...
I wanted TWS so much but there was no way I would buy plastic T3 or Ballistic.
Tatula's finish is not as good as some of more expensive Daiwa reels. But it is but quite sturdy. There are many plastic parts inside and out but most are not load bearing parts.
If you look after your reel it should last long time.
Hi bro, nice interesting video. Is tatula type r and tatula jdm bearing in the same size? I mean all the bearing inside. Thx!
+Heist Kade Cheers Buddy. I also have a type R and an HLC tatulas. They all have same size bearings.
+dDerDol Man great to hear that. Bcoz i already order the type-r ceramic bearings. Thx mike!
+Heist Kade Are you going to replace all the bearings or just spool bearings?
also, are you going to run them dry or wet?
One of my Alphas has dry ceramic spool bearings and is very noisy. But runs very smooth.
+dDerDol Man just the spool bearings sir. Dry and wet? Did you mean you didn't take off the orange seals?
+Heist Kade No, ceramic balls can run without any oil or grease (dry), wet when it has oil or grease. Don't take off the seal. Dirt gets in. I have a few reels with seals removed and I regret alot ...
Came for the intro
It looks as if the level wind gears are plastic? If so are there aftermarket metal replacements available? Oh and great video BTW!
Yes they are plastic and I doubt there are any metal replacement. However it's nothing wrong being plastic. They are not load bearing mechanism. Some of my more expensive reels are also plastic. Never failed.
Thanks for
the reply! Much appreciated
What does the upgrade of worm shaft bearings do to the reel? Smoother retrieve? Longer cast? Little help please
Does not improve casting distance. However, noticeably smoother retrieve under load (big fish).
Worth upgrading imo.
thanks alot bro!
You should make more videos, great content for ppl who are more on the technical side
WHAT IS THE SIZE OF DAIWA TATULA CT WHEEL BEARINGS?
On the side plate it's 3x8x4, other end it's 3x10x4. Main gear bearing is 8x12x.3.5.
Level winders you can replace plastic bushings with 4x7x2.5
So, is there any difference after putting bearings instead bushings?
Friends say my reels are noticeably smoother than theirs. I am hoping that it's due to that additional bearings and good maintenance.
hello,do you know if the Tatula type r have the same platic bushings?
and if it have,are they easy the change? like on the regular Tatula?
thank you!
+Claudiu Monea Yes type R has exactly the same bushings. Changing them is exactly the same as standard.
Also the same for the brand new tatula 100 and 150... my reel is in pieces waiting on the bearings to come in from boca bearings
Good😀
Could you share a link for the knobs?
I bought knobs from this seller. He has a few different types.
www.ebay.com.au/usr/stone_metal_fire?_trksid=p2047675.l2559
Also there are few others.
I found Basszone knobs are good quality. I have used ZPI knobs but now I use Basszones.
Which ones fit the tatula i was looking at them today and i cant seem to find ones that fit?
Patrick Greenhalge Ones that fit Daiwa will fit - all Daiwa knobs are same size. You have to however retain plastic bushings it comes with - or remove the bearing in Tatula knob and use that instead. So you'll have 3 bearings per knob.
What do you use for grease? Thanks-
I use Inox MX6 for general use and Cal's for drag washers.
Inox MX6 is an Australian grease and not generally available outside of Australia.
I wanted to do this with mine tatula too but i couldnt get the sideplate off!! any help with the screws i got the handle and spool out but couldnt get the sideplate on the gear side
Are you saying you couldn't remove those funky screws Tatula has? You can do with a small flat screw driver.
Or is your side plate not coming off after unscrewing? This happens to some reels due to grease and oil. Pry with a flat screw driver will eventually come off.
i couldnt get the srews off!! i used a small flat screwdriver and the thing wouldnt even budge!!
***** Sorry dude, can't help you there. I have opened up more than 100 reels and there were reels with stubborn screws and I couldn't get them out whatever and how hard I tried.
dnt worry about it i will figure something out
I tried watching this video but couldn't stop dancing. Fail
I would've enjoyed your video if it weren't for the lousy music which adds nothing to the video. Thanks anyway......
Can't find those knobs anywhere.
Those knobs are Basszone from Thailand. If you search 'basszone' from the ebay you will find a few sellers from Thailand. They sell about $55 per pair shipped. The quality is very good.
Good music selection BTW
If you can insert the bearings like that without need to press them into the seat you will get a worse spin of the axle. Also on the wormgear you are not like to encounter either axial or linear forces so bushings are all good. Maybe upgrade to higher quality bushings but ceramic ball bearings? Common man, get a grip!
Hello! will not give a link to the bearings. I want to change! thank you!
You can search ebay for '4 x 7 x 2.5 stainless bearing' or get from www.bocabearings.com.
I bought mine from Boca but you can get same ones for cheaper from a chinese seller.
Make sure you buy stainless steel bearing, SMR74. They are more expensive than Chromium Steel bearings.
Ceramic hybrid bearings are a lot more expensive but I think that's an overkill.
thank you!
ru.aliexpress.com/store/product/Factory-direct-sale-MR74ZZ-L-740ZZ-L-740X2ZZ-WA674ZZ-4-7-2-5-mm-Miniature-stainless/413888_629976254.html is he?
Size is correct but make sure you get SMR74. MR74 is no good. It's chromium steel and gets rust so easily. The site sels both, make sure you get 'S'MR74
thank you!
Can i get the bearing sir.?
You need 2 bearings in size 4x7x2.5. Get either stainless steel or ceramic hybrid bearings. Don't get cheap chrome steel bearings. These will rust in 2 outings!
@@dderdolman5736 thanks alot for this good information sir
I just bought a Daiwa T3 with TWS today, I loosened the Drag and now I can't tighten it.
Not used to baitcasters and this is my first one. I bought a left-handed T3 Ballistic, I had to pull line through the rod. I can't remember whether is was clockwise or anti-clockwise to loosen, now need to tighten it and I don't know which way to turn it, and it is stuck and moves only a few mm each way.
Anybody have any ideas?
Maybe the clicker has stuck.
Remove the handle and undo the knob (opposite direction to standard screw for lefty reels - anticlockwise to take out) and see the clicker. Hopefully it's simple fix.
dDerDol Man
Thanks Man, that was it. I carefully removed the handle and saw the nut underneath, which I had to adjust and now have a better understanding of how the drag works. The reverse thread is tricky, but took my time and it came good.
I won't loosen the drag as much as I did again, I think that was my mistake.
*Thanks again, much appreciated.*
Parkinson kkkkk .Thanks for the video
I thought of buying it since it so cheap compare to my Abu Rocket.
but upon searching the problem on the net. shit this reel have so much problem.
many people is selling it away.
Some people have grooving issues with earlier TWS. Mines are fine. Also Daiwa replaces with new TWS if old one shows groove.
Apart from this issue the reel is a casting machine. My fav platform was TDZ but now it's Tatula. I now have 4 Tats and sold all my TDZs and ZIllions.
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This music sucks dude. We're do u get this stuff?
Hahahaha Kara Lupin!