How To Oil A Daiwa Tatula Reel | Reel Oiling

In this easy-to-follow tutorial, we'll show you how to properly oil a Daiwa Tatula reel to ensure smooth operation, increased casting distance, and extend the life of your prized fishing gear. Regular maintenance is key to keeping your reel in top-notch condition, and with a few simple steps, you'll be able to enjoy peak performance on every fishing trip!
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🎣 REEL MAINTENANCE IMPORTANCE:
Keeping your Daiwa Tatula reel properly lubricated is crucial for optimal performance and durability. Regular oiling reduces friction, prevents corrosion, and ensures all the internal components work harmoniously, giving you a smooth and enjoyable fishing experience.
🧰 TOOLS AND MATERIALS:
•Reel Oil (High-quality, specifically designed for fishing reels)
•Reel Grease (Optional, for specific parts that require more lubrication)
•Microfiber Cloth or Cotton Swabs
•Small Screwdriver Set (if required for reel disassembly)
🔧 REEL MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE:
For optimal performance, we recommend oiling your Daiwa Tatula reel after every 20 to 30 hours of use or at least once a season. However, if you fish in harsh conditions or notice any decrease in performance, it's essential to oil the reel more frequently.
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[@christophercase7140]

I’ll put a small piece of tape on my spool to keep the line from unraveling. Great video thanks!

[@joshandhuntersadventures5046]

That is a good idea I will half to try that thanks for sharing this tip

[@gentoonix]

I do this about every 5th outing. About once a month I take the gear cover off and check the grease and oil the shaft bearings, too. I also hit my line guide and pawl with oil every 5th. If it’s gummy, I’ll use a q-tip and alcohol to clean it. Good video. 🤘

[@joshandhuntersadventures5046]

Thanks for the tips and thanks for watching we appreciate it

[@alexpalmer1610]

Josh And Hunter’s Adventures can you use grease?

[@colesully9679]

Thank you for this video! Just stopped my diawa from screeching

[@joshandhuntersadventures5046]

Awesome that is great glad it helped. Thanks for watching and commenting

[@nckayakbassinlife9342]

Helped and I subscribed, thanks

[@joshandhuntersadventures5046]

Awesome great to here thanks for stopping by and watching

[@shawn80j]

A drop of ole here and a drop of ole there

[@joshandhuntersadventures5046]

A little goes a long way

[@gearsnutz]

I had the same problem with this model Tatula....rarely used. My other Tatulas get used alot......never an issue.

[@joshandhuntersadventures5046]

I love all the Tatula models

[@gearsnutz]

@@joshandhuntersadventures5046 ....I still have love for it!!

[@mattskoolcustoms1304]

What size line is in that diawa?

[@joshandhuntersadventures5046]

12 lb Sunline Sniper

[@walden6272]

Can I use gun oil for this?

[@joshandhuntersadventures5046]

You probably could on the spool itself and a couple drops on the bearings

[@consanit]

As long as it’s not penetrating oil (oil with a mild solvent)

[@lesrinehart933]

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