Bearings for reels

[old_rookie]

I took apart a reel that was giving me trouble - looks like the bearings needs replacing. I can either throw out the reel and buy a new one, or have the satisfaction of saving the landfill a bit, save a few bucks and get it working again. But, I can't find a local (near Kearny Mesa) shop that would have small bearings - any ideas?

[RedSledTeam]

Here try this one... http://www.bocabearings.com/

I was going to purchase ceramic bearings for my newells when they go bad, -they haven't gone bad yet though! The prices look reasonable and the ceramics are supposed to be the "hot" ticket. Let me/us know how it turns out if you purchase.

[roadx]

try squidco (old town area) or dana bait and tackle (mission bay)both can hook you up and save your reels if the bearings are still made.

[wmbeusch]

this is not down in Kearny Mesa but you can call them and thay will ship it to you. Sav-on Tackle (526)864-2911 Thay are in Santa Fe springs, Ca. 90670 good luck

[T Bone]

Sav on tackle is 562 area code

[old_rookie]

Thanks for the tips. Some friends at work suggested Marshall's Industrial Hardware - http://www.marshallshardware.com/ - haven't gone there yet. This isn't a very expensive reel - so the cost of some of these bearings with shipping, and I'm almost at the replacement cost.

[BocaBearingCompany]

if you can tell me the name of the reel we may already have a listing for it in our cross reference guide:

http://www.bocabearings.com/bearing-...rings-by-model

if not you can PM me the sizes or the part numbers from the bearings and i am sure we can match them up for you. btw we also do free shipping in the USA & Canada. let me know if you have any questions.

jason@bocabearings.com

[wmbeusch]

Originally Posted by T Bone

Sav on tackle is 562 area code

Yes your right T Bone it was a long day. Thanks for fixing it.