mag 525
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Steve Duffy
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Take out bearings.Clean in petrol or lighter fluid. Dry on tissue.Add 1 drop of car engine oil to each bearing. Leave to drain on tissue.Sorted. 
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AGNB
Thats bang out of order !
Species--- Bass,ray,smoothhound,starry smoothhound,plaice,flounder,dab,LSD,huss,whiting,coddling,mackeral,pout,pollock.
AGNB
Thats bang out of order !
Species--- Bass,ray,smoothhound,starry smoothhound,plaice,flounder,dab,LSD,huss,whiting,coddling,mackeral,pout,pollock.
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spudgun
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I think you can also add extra magnets on top of the existing ones.
(If they're the same as the Abu ones get them from Pete Coogan.)
http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/s ... p?t=205470
Or you could just take two magnets out then put each one on the back of the other two which would make the magnets closer to the spool and therefore slow it down more. Look at Part No. 302.
(If they're the same as the Abu ones get them from Pete Coogan.)
http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/s ... p?t=205470
Or you could just take two magnets out then put each one on the back of the other two which would make the magnets closer to the spool and therefore slow it down more. Look at Part No. 302.

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Re: mag 525
Even with mags on full it doesnt slow as obviously as a mag elite. Gentle chucks and you got to watch that spool like a hawk or it will run over.gilly111 wrote:new reel breaks on full and it wont slow down why can anyone help thanks mag 525 with knob on side
I use 20lb line on mine and fill to 1/8" of the lip. Some 3in1 on the bearings and (touch wood) it's not birdied for a few outings. I also take all side play out so it's tighter than I would do on a 6500 (end float)
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Steve Duffy wrote:Take out bearings.Clean in petrol or lighter fluid. Dry on tissue.Add 1 drop of car engine oil to each bearing. Leave to drain on tissue.Sorted.
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sparky
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I use "Yellow" Rocket fuel in my supermag extra and can launch it a fair distance with no problems. 
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joeNeal_71
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If it's the one with the knobbly mag then I agree it's a right lively little bugger. To avoid fluff's you've really got to give it some stick I find. Use it for all my distance work, absolutely love the thing. Matched with a powerful rod and set up properly your in casting heaven. Keep mags near full on at start of cast then ease off once your lead is well away, brilliant 
Give it too much respect though, especially where there's a light / springy rod involved and it can spit its dummy out all over you. Simon's advice is spot on but considering what it can do when you really get to know it then crying shame to tame it down IMHO.
Give it too much respect though, especially where there's a light / springy rod involved and it can spit its dummy out all over you. Simon's advice is spot on but considering what it can do when you really get to know it then crying shame to tame it down IMHO.