Penn reels peer #9 take apart and maintenance

[@jackgoodner6789]

Many Thanks, Dennis. I had a #9 that I couldn't get to go into free spool. With the help of your fine video it is working great. I don't think I'm ever going to be a big fan of working on Penn reels. They seem to have been designed by a man with three hands. I'd much rather work on an old Abu 5000.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Glad it helped! These do require a bit of practice to do easily. Those Ambassadeurs are a little easier. Best wishes - Dennis

[@dakotafoster7903]

My dad recently passed and I found this reel in his stuff and thanks to you a part of my dad is now in my own fishing arsenal

[@2ndChanceTackle]

That is awesome! Thanks for letting me know - Dennis

[@stevenpynch3201]

Thanks much for this. When the reservoir dropped this winter I found an old Penn Peerless #9 in the mud. Who knows how long it had been there and needless to say it was frozen up. I found your video, disassembled, cleaned and lubed and now it works great. This is my introduction to old Penn reels and I am impressed.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Wow - that I a great story and a testament to haw strong these reels were built! Thanks for watching - Dennis

[@danhuckabee6884]

Hey Dennis wanted to say thank you very much for having a very, informative and teaching website. A Workplace accident has kept me from being able to work for a living, so now I work on my hobby refurbishing old fishing reels. If I get one I don’t understand my first-stop is your website.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Glad to help. I appreciate the kind words of feedback. Best wishes for enjoying your hobby. Who knows, it could evolve to a business.....it did for me - Dennis

[@lovinhouse374]

Thank you for posting this vid! I successfully rebuilt my #9 last night. That small spring against the dog tooth was the only challenging part.

[@charlesstonebarger7968]

Really enjoy your videos. I'm retired now so I've been working on reels for the last 4 or 5 years to make a little extra money. Your video's are very helpful. Thank you ao much for what you do.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Thank you for your kind words of feedback. I am glad these are helpful and that you can use them in your retirement. Please stay well and stay watching! Dennis

[@thomasdevine5399]

Thank you very much. Some great tricks like how to get the yoke springs back in and others. Saved me much time with two Peerless 9's. I was surprised that this old reel features three drag washers.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Glad it helped! Thanks for the note and for watching - Dennis

[@dahutful]

Good helpful vid. I did have a little trouble seeing around your fingers at some points, like you said. Ha ha ha ha and I honestly don’t find putting it back together in the worm part of it very difficult. But getting the main gear section back together with your help… That was golden. Thanks.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

You are welcome. Yes, my hands do get int he way sometimes. I work with a fixed camera and sometimes I cannot move in the frame. I appreciate you staying with it. = Dennis

[@dahutful]

@@2ndChanceTackle couldnt do it without you

[@CJ77771]

Awesome video. Now I can put my peerless 9 back together. It exploded while I was taking it apart. Now I know why. Thanks a million.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

You are welcome. Good luck with the repair - Dennis

[@jccaudell]

Thanks again Mr. Dennis. So far I have torn down : 650ss, 4500ss, 115l2 9/0, 114h 6/0, peer 309, vintage model 78, fishmaster 5000, an Abu Garcia Mitchell #622 which I am particularly pleased with and I just finished a peerless #9 for a friend who wants to give it to his grandson. Thanks to your help and videos I was even able to put them back together. I also went through a cardinal max7 he main shaft bearing is pretty rusted and doesn't want to come out and an old Daiwa td2hi baitcaster. Thanks again for being so generous with your experience and knowledge

[@2ndChanceTackle]

You are welcome! Stay tuned - Dennis

[@thomasmckervey5161]

Thanks so very much. A friend gave me a disassembled #9 in a yogurt container. Now I can fearlessly reassemble this old but fine reel.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Good for you! They are fun reels and should go fishing - Here's to good catches on your rebuilt reel - Dennis

[@georgedevakos8444]

Thanks for being able to show everything and your speaking while doing that is amazing thank you.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

You are welcome George. Please stay tuned for a Penn 10, which is the souped up version of the 9/109 models - I will be posting shortly - Dennis

[@gregsmith8628]

Thank You so much for the wonderful set of videos.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Glad you like them! Thanks for the note and for watching - Dennis

[@Mr._L30.]

Pulled mine apart to clean after I got them cleaned by someone and they did a terrible job so I just took it upon myself to clean it. Great disassemble and reassemble instructions especially with the dog spring. They were full of gunk and now they run like brand new. Had to order new drag washers though.

[@MichaelJones-xp8kf]

I found for me to use a pair of precision needle nose pliers to install flat spring. My fingers have a hard time in tight spots like that. Great video Dennis I've learned a lot thank you.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

I need a new pair. Can you send me the source. I am getting tired of cheap ones that don't get the job done. Thanks Michael - Dennis

[@MichaelJones-xp8kf]

I have a set of craftsman comes in a case nice set iv had for years don't recall what I gave but didn't seem much maybe 20.00 bucks. Different lengths and angles well as straight. Perfect for those tedious tight jobs. It does pay to get set if going to use.

[@MichaelJones-xp8kf]

I tried to send pics of the set I have if you could similar should do you well. Especially if use about every day.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Thank you!

[@jdsugg1]

Excellent video. Thanks for the personalized help.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Glad it was helpful! Best wishes - Dennis

[@tomallen6073]

Thing is freaking gorgeous, bought one, will be fishing it.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Hope you enjoy it! Best wishes for great fishing with the reel - Dennis

[@adriarregui6668]

Hello Denis just This is the reel of which I spoke to you, perfect explanation, now I can still get the pieces that I need, I'll give you a big hug.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Glad to hear that it has helped you! Good luck with the repair -Please ask further questions if you get stuck on the overhaul - Dennis

[@rodericksheppardgolf]

Thank you very much form the post. I will be subscribing. Was able to service my reel as reassemble due to your expertise.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Glad to help - Thank you for viewing - Dennis

[@timsmith1959]

Thank you for making this video. I struggled with the dog spring. I watched that part at least 20 times. Without this video i would still have a pile of parts. Thank you again.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

You are welcome Tim. I am glad it helped you. Best wishes for great fishing - Please stay tuned to my channel - Dennis

[@jeremygrimes4782]

Ive got a. Vintage penn 85 sea boy i plan on using for catfishing also just pick up two 209 level wind also got a penn 65 and 60 long beach. Lol i just love them just wanted to say thanks For your videos really enjoy keep it up

[@2ndChanceTackle]

You are welcome. I have videos in the library on all of those so take a look if you need them. Please stay tuned for more to come - Dennis

[@mikeheffernan4723]

Another great video thanks for posting it.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and for the note - Dennis

[@stevencady6868]

Great video, very informative. It helped me restore my #9. Thanks and keep making videos!

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Glad to hear this has helped. Best wishes for great fishing - Dennis

[@RichieRich-ug2wr]

I see when it comes to reels your the man !!! My question is , what rods would you recommend for a penn number 9 reel ? What’s a good overall rod maybe do some pier fishing

[@2ndChanceTackle]

A 6-1/2 or 7 ft light-medium rod, like an Ugly stick would fit this fine. Don't go to heavy on the rod Dennis

[@barryz1969]

Great video and explanations. I found a very dusty peerless 9 in my grandma's attic and am now in the process of rebuilding it. It needed a new drag and I ordered new spool bearings at the same time....overkill?

[@2ndChanceTackle]

I always replace the drags on my reels when doing an annual, or longer, service. They are cheap enough for the peace of mind they provide. The bearings are probably overkill, but as long as you fo not know the history of the reel and the condition of the bearings, then a fresh start with replacing them is OK. These parts rarely wear out and a shot of oil during routine service keeps them working - Thanks for asking - Good luck with the rebuild. The #9 is a great reel - Dennis

[@barryz1969]

@@2ndChanceTackle Thanks again! The rebuild went great and the reel feels and operates as new. It was pretty gritty so I tore it all down and degreased in naptha, polished the bakelite with plastic polish and polished the chrome. then put it together with new Penn grease and oil. I love using the vintage gear to put fish in the boat, it seems to be as well built as my Ocean City 922 topsail reel that helped me get a nice Chinook salmon last fall on the Siletz river.

[@nicholassmerk]

How can you tell when an HT-100 drag is worn out? I changed one recently that didn't seem soft enough...but I should take the reel back apart to see if I missed the spring washer. The carbon fiber drags didn't seem to be worn. I wouldn't use steel wool around assembled/clean parts. 000 steel wool sheds a lot. That flat spring surprised me, I haven't been inside a Peerless 9 yet. That seems odd.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

First clue is that the drags don't hold under pressure. There is a dimple grid on the HT-100 washers. If these are worn smooth, then they need to be replaced. The smooth face will cause the drags to slip. These washers are stiff by nature, so having limited flexibility is not necessarily a cause. Penn uses two types of anti-reverse springs. There is the small coil spring and then there is the flat spring shown in this video. The flat spring is found on some older reels like the early Long Beach, Delmar and Beachmasters. - Dennis

[@danjamison5401]

Sir, nice tutorial. Was wondering what specifically is the tool/wrench that you use to loosen and tighten the handle nut on with? How do I get one of those? thanks

[@2ndChanceTackle]

That is an Alan Tani custom wrench for PENN Reels. You can buy it through mystic parts.com through the link below www.mysticparts.com/PennParts/Custom/168-TANI.aspx This wrench handles both the standard screw for this type of reel as well as the larger screw found on the bigger ones. Thanks for asking - Dennis

[@larryguevara3350]

Good video,but what's with all the steel wool now in the side plate.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Hmmmm - I will need to go back and check - Dennis

[@Peter64AD]

What was the Penn Peerless number 9 originally made for? what type of fishing? and what kind of fish?

[@2ndChanceTackle]

The Penn 9 and 109 are for inshore ocean, deep lakes and bays. They handle fish to about 10 pounds. They have a relatively low retrieve rate but are built strong and are very durable. Thanks for asking - Dennis

[@matthewwood7993]

I disassembled my Penn Peerless No 9 that I received from my grandpa. He passed away in 1984 and I had used the reel in the ocean when I was a kid. I wasn’t aware, at that time, of proper maintenance and the reel had a lot of corrosion on it. I watched you video and felt good about taking it apart and reassembling the reel with only one hand. Well, the flat spring has disappeared and now I don’t know what to do. Can I order the flat spring somewhere? Also, the bridge didn’t seem to fit back over everything like it was supposed to. What would you charge for me to ship my reel to you for reassembly ?

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Hi Matthew. You can order the flat spring from Mysticparts.com. If you would like me to service the reel, please send a note to my email - [e-mail]. Thank you for asking - Dennis

[@jeffreybabino1411]

Great video

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Thanks!

[@jeffreybabino1411]

Great video thanks

[@2ndChanceTackle]

YW

[@jackfagan3171]

I am currently working on this reel but am having a bit of an issue upon reassembly. The gears are set but the spool does not turn upon re-assembly. I am also having a bit of trouble with the line guide - that doesn't turn either upon re-assembly. I've followed your instructions from the video but am still experiencing the issue. Any tips?

[@2ndChanceTackle]

You may want to back off the non gear side plate adjuster. Also, make sure that the slot on the pinion gear is facing the spool. Finally, did you take the pawl out of the line guide? If you did, you need to make sure it is seated properly when you reinstall it. The reel will not turn if the pawl is not in the track of the worm gear - Dennis

[@jackfagan3171]

Dennis! Thank you so much for the reply. I got the reel working. The worm gear wasn't sat correctly but now we're back in action. Thanks again!@@2ndChanceTackle

[@frankledford8096]

Ok never mind I see you do service reels.

[@ob6498]

Thanks for the video, have a question about the penn peer 9 I just cleaned and lubed. I had to straighten the line guide slightly in order for it to ride and stay in the upper track, working fine but seems to be quite a bit of lateral play to the worm and curious if this is normal.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

There should be some lateral play but not a lot. Have you tightened down the screw adjuster on the handle side of the reel? That controls tension on the worm gear and side to side play. Tighten it down completed and then back it off about 1/4 to 1/2 turn to get the ideal free play. Dennis

[@ob6498]

@@2ndChanceTackle Thanks for the reply. Have tightened it down as far as it goes, looks like it should go another 1/2 turn but won't go. Have backed it out and tightened it several times with no change, Reel seems to be working alright, very smooth, has about 1/8" play with screw adjuster tight.

[@otroflores91]

I have one but the slightly newer black version . It's just called Penn 9m levelwind but still usa made. I use it for catching bait on the boat/ Kayak. Have also used it for soaking bait on a pier but stopped using it after fighting and losing to a big Stingray. The levelwind guide popped out (still does occasionally) the guide channel during the fight and the small handle was a bit uncomfortable. Do you know of any bigger handles that will it and if I can convert it to a non levelwind?

[@nicholassmerk]

Just buy a different model and keep your 9 for lighter tasks. The price depends on the model you want, but you can find them all over Ebay, Craigslist, Facebook easily.

[@otroflores91]

@@nicholassmerk I have other much more appropriate reels for fishing sport fish. Just would like to upgrade the small 9 to be more comfortable and cast a tad bit better. Pretty fun fighting stingray and sharks on such a light duty reel.

[@nicholassmerk]

Anotherflores91 I'm wondering if they made a high speed version of the 160. On the other hand, I've been buying Penn 10's for freshwater trolling which are 4:1 ratio. Model 500's must be large in comparison. A narrow 500 sounds interesting.

[@otroflores91]

@@nicholassmerk I think a 500 that has been converted to narrow is called a yellow tail special. Don't quote me on that tho.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Most handles for the older Penn reels will fit this. Try one from the Model 155 or the larger one from the Long Beach series. They have the same size gear sleeve. They cannot be converted to non-levelwind, but you can disable the feature. You can remover the line guide and worm and fish this as a conventional reel. Just take the pawl out of the line guide, so that it moves freely, then take the side plate screw out to remove the worm gear shaft. That will give you room to remove the line guide. You could then reinsert the worm gear or leave it out. Your line guide may be popping out because the channel is not aligned properly on the cross post. Try loosening the side plate screws on the top post and rotating it towards the line guide tip until it is firmly in the channel. That may help. - Dennis

[@jeffreybabino1411]

What size screw driver do I need to use I know that's a flat head but I don't know the size I was thinking about getting a presison screw driver kit thanks

[@2ndChanceTackle]

I use a 3/16 flat blade electricians screwdriver for these reels

[@knuckle_dragger]

Just received one of these from ebay, someone had put antiseize compound on the inside as grease!

[@2ndChanceTackle]

I would say I am surprised but I have seen a lot of interesting stuff inside reels, so I guess I'm not. I saw one once with the graphite goop used to keep car door locks working. Wha a mess that was to clean! Best wishes in you project! Dennis

[@AlexDiaz-sx3pk]

Hello Dennis I had another question for u so I was doing some maintenance on my peerless number 9 and I broke off the head on a screw that goes on the line guide grove and I was wondering if u knew the part number on that so I can order one I tighten a little to much and it just broke off.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Alex - here is a link to the schematic with the part numbers. You can order from this site - mystic parts.com which is where I got the schematic. Dennis

[@AlexDiaz-sx3pk]

@@2ndChanceTackle thank u Dennis

[@joefish63]

Hey Dennis...I have the new Penn 9M general purpose reel. Can the drag strength be increased on this reel at all from the default 10lb. to anything higher by manipulating the drag washers or adding one or two more?

[@2ndChanceTackle]

There isn't much you can do with this one to increase the max drag. You may try adding another washer and metal, but I am not sure if the inside of the case is deep enough to support the added layer. Thanks for asking - Dennis

[@easyfishing9152]

The 85 reel that i have It has 4 screws..fully thread....there. Is no partially thread... Is that normal??

[@2ndChanceTackle]

It is unusual and it means that the reel has been repaired before (it should have as they are older, and that the service person used fully threaded screws. It should not be a problem - Dennis

[@DuctTapenWD]

Is it's possible to convert to left hand reel? Just got one and was wondering.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

No - it is not possible. Thanks for asking - Dennis

[@jeffreybabino1411]

Hi Dennis how are you I have a question this reel the screws is that the same size as the Penn 9m reel thanks

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Penn 9 and 109 screws have a narrower diameter than the other Penn reel screws associated with the bigger 209 and 309 models

[@jeffreybabino1411]

Hi Dennis how are you what size flat head screwdriver do I need to use was thinking about getting a presison screw driver kit thanks

[@2ndChanceTackle]

I use a 3/16 flat blade screwdriver for this

[@jeffreybabino1411]

Hi Dennis thank you for your time and help 🐟

[@anthonybowling57]

Mine does not reel in silent, it reels in making ratchet noise, flip the lever and it is free and disengaged from the handle. What do you think is causing this? I will be taking it apart soon but just wondered why this one behaves this way.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

You do not have a problem. Some anti-reverse dogs make the clicking sound, some do not. It is usually a matter of whiter there is grease on the gear sleeve or not. The free spool is normal as well from what you are describing. Dennis

[@ttaylor3573]

Where do you recommend getting parts (sprockets, etc) from?

[@2ndChanceTackle]

One of the most reliable nd nicest companies to work with is Mysticparts.com. They are an authorized Penn Parts distributor and they do a terrific job in helping us get the parts needed to complete the repairs. Thanks for asking Dennis

[@jeffreybabino8161]

Hi Dennis why do level winds have plastic gears

[@2ndChanceTackle]

There needs to be flex in the gears that mesh the worm drive and the drive gear. The plastic gear gives it that play and actually saves the reel is it gets hung up. If the plastic gear breaks, it eliminates a lot more severe damage that could occur within the reel if the reel was to keep cranking

[@robertmceuen3630]

Can I put ball bearings in my Penn 9m? Order them from Mystic?

[@2ndChanceTackle]

No. The ball bearing version is the Penn 10 and it is a completely different set up. You can replace the bearing in the #9 with the originals but you cannot upgrade them - Dennis

[@robertmceuen3630]

@@2ndChanceTackle Thank you for replying. Recently found your channel, and love it. Immediately dubbed! I had another question about Penn Senator size 1/0. It's in your video about the difference between red/black Senators. Thanks again.

[@billright3162]

Bill just did the penn 9 but when I push the casting line up it will not cast what did I do wrong

[@2ndChanceTackle]

That is a tough question to answer. Is your spool turning? I assume you mean that you are pushing the free spool release lever. If the spool is not turning easily, try backing off the side plate adjuster bearing. If the spool is turning, it should be able to cast. If the bearing does not solve the issue, then something is incorrect in the way you put the gearing back together. Also, Check the work gear and idler gears that drive the line guide and check the pawl to make sure they move freely. - Dennis

[@billright3162]

@@2ndChanceTackle had to go back in that little spring pop out on me. Still tight when I crank. But i think backing off those plate screws will help. Thanks for the vidoes man they do help. This is my fourth Penn I have pulled down and put back together. Oh and one Mitchell 600a thats was a pain. Thanks again

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Something is binding that shouldn't be. Check to make sure your earred washers are in the grooves inside the main drag. If they are not, then the reel will bind. Also, check to see if the line guide is traveling smoothly or if that is the cause. Take the pawl out of the line guide. The will allow the line guide to go left and right without and resistance. If it is binding, then readjust to top post with the groove to take the pressure off of the line guide.

[@danielgoli6196]

Hello! First of all thank you very much for your videos, I wanted to consult you because I got a penn peer 109, similar to the video but with a double handle, and when moving the lever to release the spool it is still hooked with the handle, is it normal? or is there something wrong? thanks!

[@2ndChanceTackle]

That is normal. The reel will back turn when the free spool is released. When you return the lever it engages the anti reverse. The Penn 9, which is similar, does not move the handle when in free spool. It is a different set up - Dennis

[@danielgoli6196]

@@2ndChanceTackle thanks!! excellent your videos

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Thank you Daniel - Please stay tuned for more to come - Dennis

[@azhamkhairolanuar2248]

I got Olympic dohzuki 500dg reel. Do Penn reel have same system like mine?

[@2ndChanceTackle]

The Penn 350 Leveline fishing reel has a similar torsion bar winding feature. - Dennis

[@azhamkhairolanuar2248]

@@2ndChanceTackle do you have video link that I can refer to?

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Here is the one for the Penn 350. It is not identical to your reel kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWHMd4iAj7Grmck

[@azhamkhairolanuar2248]

@@2ndChanceTackle thanks you sir..

[@rickysmith2248]

Can I send my Penn #9 to you to service it?

[@frankledford8096]

I got a old but don't look it Penn monofil 27 do you service those.?

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Yes I do. Please send an email yo me - [e-mail] and I will provide the details - Dennis

[@reyalvarez5458]

What is the best vintage penn reel to use every day....?

[@2ndChanceTackle]

It all depends on your type of fishing. In saltwater, the Long Beach 60/65 is great for drop fishing. The Senator 3/0 is very versatile. The Jigmaster works best for, well, jigging and shoreline casting. In deeper lakes the Penn 9 with level wind is hard to beat. There are a lot of variations on these basic foundations, but overall, Penn had a durable line up to match most fishing needs. - Dennis

[@jeffreybabino8161]

Hi is this reel the same as penn 9m thanks 🐟

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Yes it is - The M stands for metal spool - Dennis

[@frankledford8096]

Sir do you service reels

[@michaelgrimes9153]

I just got one from my grandfather and wanna go fishing on Lake Erie do you/ anyone know how much drag this reel has?

[@2ndChanceTackle]

I think I has around 10 pounds of drag.

[@lets_fish_already_9345]

Penn 9#s and 109#s have 10 pounds of drag while 209s and 309s have 15 pounds of drag.

[@jaydenszeto7037]

Are these reels good for casting off piers?

[@2ndChanceTackle]

No. The level wind arm slows down the speed and casting distance. You can use them to drop fish from the pier, but casting is limited. If you like that format, go with the Penn 10. Same size and format, but it has ball bearings and is a much better reel for casting.

[@jaydenszeto7037]

@@2ndChanceTackleWhat is a good , small conventional reel that i can cast easily from a pier with a 7,6 rod? Would the penn 10 work?

[@jeffreybabino1411]

What about motor oil on a fishing reel I know someone who does this he has his reels about 40 years

[@2ndChanceTackle]

I haven't heard of it, but I guess any oil is better than none. Motor oil has an unpleasant odor. I am not sure I would want to smell that every time I lifted the reel - Dennis

[@jeffreybabino8161]

Hi are the china made reels any good thanks 😊

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Yes they are. The problem is not where the reel is made. It is with the materials used and the design. Good materials and good design make a good reel. You get junk and poor performance when one or the other is compromised, regardless of where it is made - Dennis

[@marvelous9009]

That dog spring saved me the schematics dont show that !!

[@2ndChanceTackle]

There are things that a picture cannot show in the install. Thanks for watching - Dennis

[@rippinlip12]

Do you repair reels I have one like this that needs a little TLC. An if so do you have a contact

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Yes I do. Please send me an email to [e-mail] and I will give you the particulars on where to send your reel - Thanks for asking - Dennis

[@davislong9476]

Hi can you give us a video with a basic lub and outside cleaning of a 209m without pulling It apart please...........

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Sure thing - I will add it to my list of requests. Thanks for asking - Dennis

[@davislong9476]

thanks Dennis there is nothing out there worth a darn ....You seem to know your stuff I have a lot of 209m I wish you were here in fresno California I have a reels worm gear not going back and forth real good.......

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Davis - A quick guess on this one is that you have a worn or bent pawl. I will try and do the video this week. If it is the pawl, that would need to be replaced - Dennis

[@davislong9476]

Thanks Dennis

[@samTollefson]

You just scared the Hell out of me, I am mechanically inclined~~~but I don't know~~~

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Better safe than sorry in that case! There are some springs that make the service interesting, not to mention the line guide set up - Thanks for the note - Dennis

[@rufusmedrano2962]

Seams like your in a hurry

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Hmmmm - Sometimes I work fast - Thank you