Shimano Chronarch CH-200

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Shimano Chronarch CH-200

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I have an old Chronarch that I bought 12-15 years ago. It was very expensive when I got it. I have always liked the reel. The anti-reverse has quit working on it and I can not find any of the old paperwork. Will Shimano fix it under warranty because I remember it having a lifetime warramty, I think. I have never had one that I felt worthy of repairing until now. Has anyone ever sent one off that has an idea of how much it will be? I am trying to decide if it is worth it. Thanks
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Re: Shimano Chronarch CH-200

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Contact Bass Boy, Jeff Trent, 933-2222 or 627-9372
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reelbad wrote:Contact Bass Boy, Jeff Trent, 933-2222 or 627-9372
I will, thanks. is that 850 area code?
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Re: Shimano Chronarch CH-200

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Also - go to Shimano's website. They have a list of reels that they no longer have parts for. Unfortunately, I have an 8 yr old Stradic that they will not fix.
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Re: Shimano Chronarch CH-200

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Sounds like it needs cleaning...antireverse is mechanical
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Re: Shimano Chronarch CH-200

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Thanks Chalk, I will give it a shot. It has been on the back of my Polaris on many dirt roads. That could be the problem. I might take it over to Big Al's reel repair in Albany and see if he can work some magic. Thanks,
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Re: Shimano Chronarch CH-200

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Shot some reel magic in the drain hole and shake it a little...if it starts working its dirty....has ever been cleaned? I clean mine every 5-6 trips.

Look at this schematic - part 3215 and 2404 is the anti reverse....usually 2404 is dirty or too greasy.

http://www.mikesreelrepair.com/schemati ... 100BPV.pdf
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Chalk wrote:....has ever been cleaned?
No sir, I am ashamed to say. It has always just been a pond reel and has taken some abuse. I am about to try your advice. Thanks bud. :thumbup:
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Call Jeff and he"ll either fix you up or it can't be fixed.
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