For the photo, I've put the spool shaft back together so that you can see the bellevilles (key #5), the pusher bushing (key #6), the left spool bearing (key #7), the spool tube or bearing sleeve (key #8), the right spool bearing (key #14), two spool washers (key #16) with a spool spring (key #15) in between, and the brake bearing (key #17)
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Other highlights, with estimates, include: Ultra-rare Heddon special order 1309 five-hook Black Sucker, white saltwater color with glitter finish and solid amber-glass eyes: $35,000-$45,000 Super-special Heddon 1904 set of "The Dowagiac Perfect Casting Baits" in red-velvet partitioned box: $25,000-$50,000 Very rare early-1902 Heddon Rimless Cup Slopenose in original black pictorial box: $20,000-$30,000 1906-7 Shakespeare No
So you need a rod that can take a heavy dose of use and abuse, and still be as good in three years as it is now
This smooth performance also ensures perfect line lay on both spinning and baitcasting reels, minimizing wind knots and maximizing your efficiency