Old 2500 Certate line roller bearing fix ?

[elops]

Just changed the line roller bearing in my old model 2500 Certate for the umteenth time. Is there a fix for this that does not use the standard replacement part bearing ?
any help appreciated
cheers

[rooboy]

Mate i cant help ya with the roller bearing, that seems to be a daiwa thing.
I just wanted to comment on your pb list. That is an absolute crack-up!!!

if you get a new bearing, pack it with grease, this will prolong the life of the bearing. Otherwise go to a bearing shop with the roller bearing and get them to measure it up and find a plastic bush from their inventory. you will never have a hissing roller again after this.

I've noticed people how give their reels a wash seem to have alot more roller bearing issues; those who eith just wipe their reals down with a damp cloth or don't wash never seem to have problems. Having said this is doesn depend on where you are fishing and the salinity of the water. i had a brand new dogfight "waterproof" bearing cark it after 2 weeks of working surface stickbaits in an extremely saline and hot environment. everyday the reel was covered in a thick 1mm crust of salt however.

[fishnhook]

Get a crbb bearing for it like the top end daiwa reels have.

Originally Posted by fishnhook

Get a crbb bearing for it like the top end daiwa reels have.

they still start hissing and sieze up after a little salt intrusion - ive had both dogfight and branzino need new rollers within a year of use. get a bush if you want no hassels

[DaiwaFreak]

Originally Posted by fishnhook

Get a crbb bearing for it like the top end daiwa reels have.

Certates, Exists and Steez all have CRBB's, but all have the same problem. Maybe you can get those ceramic bearings in those size? No need to worry about corrosion, and its super smooth.

[__MATT__]

Or bushings.

[Shauno]

Freams kix have a white plastic bushing as standard.... order one to suit the 2500 and it'll never fail you...

alternatively what I do is as Gummyguy said, pack em with grease...

[try to fish]

full ceramic would be close to $100 each.great if you can afford it!!!!.otherwise like what everyone else suggested.

[sammy]

what grease or oil do you use on the line roller

[elops]

Thanks for the help, what is a Freams kix ? and where can I get the bush from ? Grease does help them last a bit longer. Never had a problem with Steez,Branzino,Saltiga line roller bearings, replaced one in a 2000 Airity but it probably was not designed to do 30 000 rpm. Tried every type of lubrication exept vaseline and KY jelly sammy.

[mcq]

Originally Posted by elops

Thanks for the help, what is a Freams kix ? and where can I get the bush from ? Grease does help them last a bit longer. Never had a problem with Steez,Branzino,Saltiga line roller bearings, replaced one in a 2000 Airity but it probably was not designed to do 30 000 rpm. Tried every type of lubrication exept vaseline and KY jelly sammy.

ky,kids,yeah,!!!

[DaiwaFreak]

Originally Posted by try to fish

full ceramic would be close to $100 each.great if you can afford it!!!!.otherwise like what everyone else suggested.

How much do you reckon the hybrid ceramics are? You can get a set for baitcasting spools for 40 bucks. Only thing is finding the correct size.

[try to fish]

hybrid are useless as the cage will corrode and then there will be noises.hybrid means that only the tiny balls are Silicon Nitride (Si3N4) Ceramic Balls.the cage that holds these balls are either stainless steel or chrome steel.

full ceramic ball bearings is completely whiteish in colour.kinda turning your green note into white.lol.

[leelee]

Originally Posted by elops

Just changed the line roller bearing in my old model 2500 Certate for the umteenth time. Is there a fix for this that does not use the standard replacement part bearing ?
any help appreciated
cheers

Change the roller to a stainless roller bearing. This will stop the issue and this was recommended and told to me straight from the Daiwa tech guys. CRBB is good for internals but not for rollers. I have done it over 12 months ago and no issues since. Also if you oil your rollers, just be mindful of what oil you use, as some can break down the grease in the rollers.

Cheers

Lee