Does it auto advance the reels or must you advance them by hand? If it does auto advance can you tell me how to make it auto advance
525111
One of the front buttons can be used to auto advance the slides of the actual disc, but the time between the slides can't be configured. The projector can only play the disc that is inserted inside it. The discs must be changed by hand.
1771279
The reel came set up for left handed casting thus right hand retrieving the fly line. Since I want to cast with my right hand and retrieve the fly line with my left hand, I removed the thumb nut on the reel and turn the bearing up side down for the left hand retrieve. So, it could be set up as either left hand or right hand fly line retrieve. Please note that - no instruction or parts list with the reel.
1108347
The line that comes with the reel is backing with level fly line. I recommend gettin WF6f fly line and new backing to reeplace the stock line. keep the stock line as a backup.
16859
There's nothing manual about this, its all auto. When you want cord you pull on the cord its motor reels it out, when you want to re-wind (even a little) you push the button.
413393
It has a short hose for connecting the unit to the tap. You have to connect your own hose to the reel.
768709
The trimmer line will not advance automatically. You have to manually take off the trimmer replacement head and manually unwrap the line and then string it through the head while trying to keep the line from unraveling from around the trimmer head. I true pain in the rear. if you want to be very frustrated and not be able to use it to trim, but need a great paperweight in the garage, then buy it. I am putting mine out on the curb for garbage pickup tommorow.
1765868
no....it's ready to use when come out of the box. Just be sure to press the yellow button when fold and unfold the base and reels.
632528
Yes, this advances to the next hole automatically. On occasion, if you are too close to another hole, it will advance when you are actually still on the previous hole. Easy to fix this though. Awesome product!
324359
The reel comes off. Normal rod style. You could attach about any reel you want. Nice little rod. No issues. Recommend it.
87039
I just charge it when I'm done and take if off later in the day when the indicator shows that it's charged. I use the edger every day and still like it. And you don't have to buy the pre-strug reels. Just buy the same size string and wind it on. Much cheaper.
2158794
Normally you just push in the 2 thingies on the side and pull it off. If you are having trouble doing this, it is probably because some line got jammed, and that's why the feed isn't working. You might have to use a knife blade or other tool to pry the reel out.
138325
it is a left handed model. That means you turn the crank with your R hand, like a R handed spinning reel, but, bait casters are usually opposite.
528412
Daiwa reels have a small gray triangle clip. It doesn't work the best to hold the line, but you could also tie it to the bail. That's what I usually do with open bail reels when not attached to a pole.
725018
It will knock the crap out of things if you don't hang on to the end until it fully retracts!!! This is all controlled by a pretty good size spring on the reel and ratchet mechanism and all of them are designed this way. So you DEFINENTLY hang on to the end of the hose until it is fully retracted back in the reel, it can go pretty fast, AGAIN HANG ON TO THE HOSE UNTIL IT HAS FULLY RETRACTED BACK ON THE REEL!! Hope this helped and I may have beat this up a little bit but I did want to stress how important this is, if in fact you've never used on of these before, they could be a little dangerous!!! It will knock the crap out of things if you don't hang on to the end until it fully retracts!!! This is all controlled by a pretty good size spring on the reel and ratchet mechanism and all of them are designed this way. So you DEFINENTLY hang on to the end of the hose until it is fully retracted back in the reel, it can go pretty fast, AGAIN HANG ON TO THE HOSE UNTIL IT HAS FULLY RETRACTED BACK ON THE REEL!! Hope this helped and I may have beat this up a little bit but I did want to stress how important this is, if in fact you've never used on of these before, they could be a little... » Read More It will knock the crap out of things if you don't hang on to the end until it fully retracts!!! This is all controlled by a pretty good size spring on the reel and ratchet mechanism and all of them are designed this way. So you DEFINENTLY hang on to the end of the hose until it is fully retracted back in the reel, it can go pretty fast, AGAIN HANG ON TO THE HOSE UNTIL IT HAS FULLY RETRACTED BACK ON THE REEL!! Hope this helped and I may have beat this up a little bit but I did want to stress how important this is, if in fact you've never used on of these before, they could be a little dangerous!!! « Show Less
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I'm at that stage too, after about 4 years. There seems to be a lot of play on the reel on the gear side. I'm a mechanical engineer and I can't figure out how to get the frame apart to see if the reel needs a bushing or something to make it tigher on it's axis, but the no-fastener assembly has me baffled. Mine is little different than yours, it is more rectangular, flat top but the same otherwise. I will buy a new one if necessary because I welded a frame up for this one to attach it rigidly to the corner of the house.
1788793
yes, you fish with the reel as pictured, line up, and the right hand grasps the handle, I have 5 of these for my boat for last 4 years and love them. lost one overboard last season so had to replace it, great salmon season.
1035996
It is a hand crank operation.It "automatically" spools the hose onto the reel...when you hand crank it.