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In reply to Post #8
For how much hate you have for the brand,learn to spell it 🔔end 
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In reply to Post #1
This is normal for diawa junk buy a proper reel
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In reply to Post #6
if the grit can get in then it will still have the same grinding effect with oil or grease.
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In reply to Post #5
it's not advised due to the grit we tend to encounter a lot on the bank, which can cause premature wear
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In reply to Post #3
I like a bit of light multi purpose grease in the line roller bearing.
It won't be so free spinning if you give it a flick, but turns under tension with no issues.
A light oil can easily dry out as reels are sat in the summer sun.
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In reply to Post #3
Sent you a pm mate
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In reply to Post #2
Cheers mate. Wasnt serviced long ago so hoping theres no need for parts.
Ive just found a schematic online. Theres 9 parts to the roller, including the screw. Wasnt expecting yhat. Ill get some oil and try that first. Cheers
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In reply to Post #1
line roller has no springs, the bail arm itself does, but you should only be taking the screw out of the line roller. try a thin oil like singers sewing machine oil. parts are easy to order via daiwa directly and usually half the price listed online
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One of my basias slds feels ever so slightly rough under load. Because its only under load, im assuming its the line roller. I reckon there might be a bit of dust got under it.
Anyone ever taken the bail arm apart and know if theres anything sprung loaded in there? I dont want to take it apart and have something unexpected fly out to never be found again, alternatively, is there a particular oil i can apply that might solve the problem
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