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Join Date: Jul 2007
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Not everything holds up well to submersion, the one reel that really doesn't mind is the sealine-x.
It's mostly down to if you're getting sand deep into the reel, and if you've taken preventative measures. I like to fill all non-spool bearings with grease, and take the same heavy grease and fill many parts of the reel. Search Alan Tani, he is an excellent servicer of saltwater reels. The 4 gallon backpack sprayer I use gets too much use in the yard to be double-use, so I usually end up doing what Matt does if I don't find an active sprinkler before I leave (usually not too difficult at the times/places I fish). Even filling the reel with grease like Alan does is not enough if you don't service them periodically, so clean it out from time-to-time and fill with the fresh stuff if you want it to last. Sand is an automatic re-lube.
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