This bail arm guide is sourced from the original manufacturer for spinning reels. It is a small plastic piece located near the bail arm. The bail arm guide ensures that the line is accurately placed onto the spool during retrieval. It helps to keep the line from getting tangled or getting caught between the spool and the body of the reel...Read more. The bail arm guide should be replaced if it is damaged or worn down, as a faulty bail arm guide will cause the line to tangle or break during use. You will need to remove the rotor cover to access the bail arm guide. Locate and remove the screws that secure the arm guide in place. Gently pull off the faulty bail arm guide and place the new bail arm guide in the same position. Secure the new part using the appropriate fasteners and ensure that it is aligned correctly.
The worm shaft goes next to the worm shaft bushing. It is made of metal and is sold individually. This is an authentic Shakespeare and Pflueger replacement part that is sourced from the original manufacturer for use with reels. A screwdriver might be required during the replacement of this part. It will require replacing if it breaks.
This is a genuine part manufactured that is used with Shakespeare and Pflueger reels. The ball bearing is designed to allow the handle assembly to spin within the situated casing. It is made of high-quality metal. The bearing is sold individually.