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Fishinfox 
 		  Home: Zeeland , MI   03/11/2007 21:00
Brown
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Last weekend at the Outdoorsman Capt Chip talked about using power handles on his Daiwa reels. How much do they increase the retrieve rate? Where can they be purchased and how much are they. I have the 47LC and the 47SH. Do they fit both? Any help would be great.

Tom
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Re:Daiwa Power Handles
LittleDandy 
 		  Port: LaSalle,MI   05/15/2007 08:23
King
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Changing the handles won't increase the retrieve rate but it will provide more leverage and give you a big non-slip knob to grab. I had Tuna Tom put some on 4 Diawa SG27LC's for me that I use for braid divers. I like them. I think it was around $9 per reel. I also had new "tuna" drags put in and the reels "pinned". Total was a little over $30 per reel including labor, plus shipping. Well worth it. I'll be sending some 47's his way soon.
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Re:Daiwa Power Handles
LittleDandy 
 		  Port: LaSalle,MI   05/15/2007 08:27
King
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Another pic...
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Re:Daiwa Power Handles
Coz 
 		  Port: Port Washinton,Wi mostly   05/15/2007 20:18
King
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Mike,what is pinned?
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Re:Daiwa Power Handles
LittleDandy 
 		  Port: LaSalle,MI   05/16/2007 07:49
King
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Some reels come from the factory with a pin in the spool to attach the line to, the SG27LCs do not. Sorry, pinned may not be the correct term. The pins were recommended to keep the braided line from slipping on the spools.
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Re:Daiwa Power Handles
mckenneyp 
 		  Port: Holland / Port Sheldon   05/16/2007 16:10
Steelhead
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Looks like the handels that come on the Okuma Convectors.
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