Have used Felindre for a few years now.. bought a couple of Shimano 5ooo xtea's from ebay that were supposed to be "superb" however I wasn't sure about them so sent them off to these guys.. they called me with a list of problems with both reels, gave the go ahead and it wasn't as expensive as I thought.. when they came back to me they were like new reels!.. super quick turnaround, great service, highly recommended!
Cheers Graeme. That was awesome. It's a joy to watch experts like those 2 guys doing this kind of thing. I'll be sure to recommend them to anyone I ever know that has reel problems.
Thanks again Graeme for another very informative video, I also have some old reels that have served me well over the years & I've no wish to replace them now with the tips from this video. What a pleasure to watch experts at work, they make it look so easy. Please keep the videos coming & cheers from Oz Graeme.
TA fishing enjoyed it very much i have some of the shimano reels great reels had them a very long time. thanks for showing that Jim from Ireland happy st Patricks day
You don't see reel repair shops much anymore in Eastern Kansas. Along the coasts there is more demand. I was impressed with that reel repair and service shop.
Ya do realise that Pauls phone will be ringing off the hook tomorrow morning. Cracking video, very informative, and always the best policy to make folk aware of small independent businesses. Well done TA Fishing 👍👍👍
It was a long drive to do the film (360 miles !) but I hope its worth it and helps a few beginners and novices out. I've got more reels I'm going through now,they might not actually be as washed up as I thought they were.Would love to get my old Speedmaster working and get it out on the beach again.Its all in bits in a bag !!...I tried myself and failed miserably...Newcomers beware..it's far easier to take a reel to bits than it is to put back together.
There not a bad reel them, and I did the same as you mate. Pulled it apart to clean her and didn't put it back together right stuffed the thing lol. Thank god for bloke's like this. Hee hee great video mate
After years in service engineering its clear those couple of guys obviously know the job backwards. Very interesting Graeme even if a bit of a reminder of how I love retirement HA!
Hi Graeme, interesting video and very informative. I am curious to know if you use braid or mono on your multipliers and what type and breaking strain.
i live on the atlantic coast...water on 3 sides, so close i could hit it with a stone.....shame on me i don't take propert care of my gear...i need a good reminder...thanks mate...from one old salt to another...btw i live between glocester and salem massachusetts on the coast....we love our sea food here....thx for posting see you soon at viking house??
Thanks Graeme, do you think I am old fashioned, I still use Mitchell 300 1968 that was for my 11th birthday. 810. pair of 410's..488.386.sigma and Penn multiplier reel and they are still working ok. the 810 I have used a lot in the last 25 years. thanks for your video. :)
not !...nothing wrong with old reels,they caught fish way back then and can still catch fish now. The secret is maintenance . I remember the old 410's,probably the first of the "modern" reels back then.
I have two Lews speed spool reels both the same model, but the bail on one reel is hard to flip over while the other is easy so do you have any suggestions on a fix like modifying a part on the reel like shaving a part down.
Wow! What an artist. I once took a Mitchell 264 apart. I had all sorts of springs and washers left over. It still seemed to work. I spend a lot of my income on tackle. This is therefore very useful and interesting.
Very interesting video Graham, can I just ask if he is saying not to use oil on the bearings why do people use red or yellow rocket fuel on beach multipliers? 👍👍🎣🎣
Too much is apparently not good,just a small amount of grease is better. I think that was over a wide range of reels,multipliers,sea reels,beach reels.etc.
Hi just wondering if you were on tv before on in anglers Mail because I’m sure I used to watch you on tv over ten years ago, or were you the first person on TH-cam to do a series or blog or whatever they call it
Hi Graeme, I recently bought Reel Grease and oil on E bay from reelbearings (6007) Superb quality and great customer service from Charlie. This might help other subscribers. Steve in Fife.
Thanks for the tip...I certainly learned something from the visit to the workshop...I am also a guilty party to piling too much oil in thinking it was better !!
@@ivornappinion9406 very well designed and built reels but unless you're either a tournament caster or consistently fishing at extreme range then you'll never really get your monies worth over a mid range equivalent
Im 100 percent straight this is going to sound really gay and what not but the Welsh voice sounds really soothing and bloody Grahame's voice feels like barbed wire being dragged though my ear. 😂 top video . Well done TAFS
Don’t be ridiculous we are all hard and serious working men! If your not much of a talker then maybe decline the video interview. It’s 2019 the world has evolved !
Sent two reels serviced them back within two days great service 😅
fantastic way to promote a small business. nice one Graeme.
You can tell these lads love reels. Not just fishing. Like me with floats.
Good old home industries, well done Wales,👏 and thanks Graeme for supporting home industries.👍
Ty. T. A. Fishing that one thing I could not figure out about a reel I love your show. God bless keep up the good work
Really interesting, and something out of the ordinary.
Great seeing TA Fishing visiting Wales 🏴 Hope you had a reely good time 🤦🏻♂️
Have used Felindre for a few years now.. bought a couple of Shimano 5ooo xtea's from ebay that were supposed to be "superb" however I wasn't sure about them so sent them off to these guys.. they called me with a list of problems with both reels, gave the go ahead and it wasn't as expensive as I thought.. when they came back to me they were like new reels!.. super quick turnaround, great service, highly recommended!
Another informative video from yourself cheers Graeme 👍🏼
Cheers Graeme. That was awesome. It's a joy to watch experts like those 2 guys doing this kind of thing. I'll be sure to recommend them to anyone I ever know that has reel problems.
This lads shop is down the road from my house, and let me tell you. He is the best fella in South Wales for servicing reels
These guys serviced my 3 shimano 10000 carp reels. Amazing service and price
Thanks again Graeme for another very informative video, I also have some old reels that have served me well over the years & I've no wish to replace them now with the tips from this video. What a pleasure to watch experts at work, they make it look so easy.
Please keep the videos coming & cheers from Oz Graeme.
TA fishing enjoyed it very much i have some of the shimano reels great reels had them a very long time. thanks for showing that Jim from Ireland happy st Patricks day
Love the channel, keep it up
Absolutely loved this, thanks for taking the time to do something different and what a nice, friendly small business. 👍
You don't see reel repair shops much anymore in Eastern Kansas. Along the coasts there is more demand. I was impressed with that reel repair and service shop.
Well done Graeme so interesting!
*Incredible **_Video_** Congratulations Fisherman!* 👍🎣🐟🐠😊
Clever lads,i know where to go now .
Ya do realise that Pauls phone will be ringing off the hook tomorrow morning. Cracking video, very informative, and always the best policy to make folk aware of small independent businesses. Well done TA Fishing 👍👍👍
It was a long drive to do the film (360 miles !) but I hope its worth it and helps a few beginners and novices out. I've got more reels I'm going through now,they might not actually be as washed up as I thought they were.Would love to get my old Speedmaster working and get it out on the beach again.Its all in bits in a bag !!...I tried myself and failed miserably...Newcomers beware..it's far easier to take a reel to bits than it is to put back together.
TA Fishing , haha, I always end up with more bits than I started with 😱😱. The video was definitely worth the effort you put in to make it 👍👍
Nice video graeme, made any weights yet mucker 👍
Already done mate,thanks for the lead...in a film up in a few weeks.
No problem 👍 look forward to it
There not a bad reel them, and I did the same as you mate. Pulled it apart to clean her and didn't put it back together right stuffed the thing lol. Thank god for bloke's like this. Hee hee great video mate
Ah yes Graeme love a good video like this keep up the work 👍
Hi Graeme, great video, really interesting. I always load my reels with oil after a trip. Might be sending them to Swansea now!
This is insanely good publicity for that business.
After years in service engineering its clear those couple of guys obviously know the job backwards. Very interesting Graeme even if a bit of a reminder of how I love retirement HA!
Did my Shimano TLD 25 reel in the time it takes me to boil a tea in the Pallet cabin.
Excellent!!! Learned a ton and how I've messed up my reels as well... :)
He replaced a missing Shimano rod ring ceramic for me. Excellent service.
Thank you. Another lesson video!!!!
Any advice for a new fixed spool sea reel, before first use?
I've always thought you oiled bearings and greased gears?
After this video ive got my 2 jigmaster 500s and peer 209s all cleaned out and relubed. The drags were a nasty sticky mess but no more.
Excellent video love it thanks 🎣👍
Hi Graeme, interesting video and very informative. I am curious to know if you use braid or mono on your multipliers and what type and breaking strain.
i live on the atlantic coast...water on 3 sides, so close i could hit it with a stone.....shame on me i don't take propert care of my gear...i need a good reminder...thanks mate...from one old salt to another...btw i live between glocester and salem massachusetts on the coast....we love our sea food here....thx for posting see you soon at viking house??
Mike was there today filming
Thanks Graeme, do you think I am old fashioned, I still use Mitchell 300 1968 that was for my 11th birthday. 810. pair of 410's..488.386.sigma and Penn multiplier reel and they are still working ok. the 810 I have used a lot in the last 25 years. thanks for your video. :)
not !...nothing wrong with old reels,they caught fish way back then and can still catch fish now. The secret is maintenance . I remember the old 410's,probably the first of the "modern" reels back then.
Need info about this reel servicing place
There is a phone number behind me about 2/3 seconds in at the start.
There is now a link in the video description to their website
Another good video and very informative
Ty Graeme
There is a link in the description at top of this age "Show More" section.
Hey Grimes, what you would do if you had a chipped reel foot, any advice how to fix it ?
Give them a ring at the service centre I reckon they will have had that before and might have some advice on what to do with it.
Fascinating 😊.
New, serviced reel(s).... How about doing the lines next? As I've not seen you renew the line on them reels?
Naaah !...that line is fine after 9 years...probably get another couple of years out of it with a bit of luck.
I have two Lews speed spool reels both the same model, but the bail on one reel is hard to flip over while the other is easy so do you have any suggestions on a fix like modifying a part on the reel like shaving a part down.
I have never heard of those,suggest contact the reel service people they may have some ideas.
Wow! What an artist. I once took a Mitchell 264 apart. I had all sorts of springs and washers left over. It still seemed to work.
I spend a lot of my income on tackle. This is therefore very useful and interesting.
Very interesting video Graham, can I just ask if he is saying not to use oil on the bearings why do people use red or yellow rocket fuel on beach multipliers? 👍👍🎣🎣
Too much is apparently not good,just a small amount of grease is better. I think that was over a wide range of reels,multipliers,sea reels,beach reels.etc.
Thanks for replying Graham, apparently people are talking about hybrid ceramic bearings,just looked into it a bit more,cheers.👍👍
Hi just wondering if you were on tv before on in anglers Mail because I’m sure I used to watch you on tv over ten years ago, or were you the first person on TH-cam to do a series or blog or whatever they call it
Never been bothered with TV,so I guess it would be TH-cam
excellent i will be sending a shimano reel away for sure.
the lost art of fixing things.
Great video Graeme 👍 Awesome advice . it will cost you more money & , valuable fishing time. If you really don't know what, you fink 😵 you know .
Wow what a video
Very good job my dear friend 👍 how much are the price of repair all ?
Check their website,there should be a link in the description "Show More" at top of this page.
Hi Graeme,
I recently bought Reel Grease and oil on E bay from reelbearings (6007)
Superb quality and great customer service from Charlie.
This might help other subscribers.
Steve in Fife.
Thanks for the tip...I certainly learned something from the visit to the workshop...I am also a guilty party to piling too much oil in thinking it was better !!
@@TAFishing Cheers Graeme for your time in replying.
Steve
This guy needs to teach a masterclass titled respecting the reel
We miss you my friend
30:28 I think Graeme would have fainted if he knew how much those Basia's cost
go on ?
@@ivornappinion9406 £400-800 depending on model
@@DjDolHaus86 wow
@@ivornappinion9406 very well designed and built reels but unless you're either a tournament caster or consistently fishing at extreme range then you'll never really get your monies worth over a mid range equivalent
@@DjDolHaus86 understand,.I love my fishing with a passion and most aspects too chief..Does yourself go often at all ?
Also, can’t believe you didn’t give me a call for a little fishing trip
Can't believe you were in Wales and didn't drop in for a cuppa...
Im 100 percent straight this is going to sound really gay and what not but the Welsh voice sounds really soothing and bloody Grahame's voice feels like barbed wire being dragged though my ear. 😂 top video . Well done TAFS
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Grand in deed, to no cheers
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Stripped my bait runner down, took me 2 days to rebuild, nearly ended up in an ice-cream container,
jesus i live in swansea
me to, lol
Good content , but no charisma in that workshop 😖
He’s a serious, working man. Not a game show host.
Don’t be ridiculous we are all hard and serious working men! If your not much of a talker then maybe decline the video interview. It’s 2019 the world has evolved !
T here is another thing if he’s not a game show host way agree to the video ?