Penn Slammer 260 how to take apart and service step by step

[@otroflores91]

Neat little "older" reel. The newest Penn slammer and spin fishers are great reels but I wouldn't mind fishing this reel for light saltwater game. Thanks for the video. Never heard or seen this older version of the reel before.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

This will be a fun reel to use. Smooth and simple construction. Can't wait to flip it on the St Croix - Dennis

[@peterstock1327]

Nice work Dennis. Always a pleasure to watch a reel maintenance expert do his craft. These Slammers are quite cheap in Australia. Cheers Pete 😎

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Thanks Peter. They are good reels for the money. Please stay well - Dennis

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[@leonlategan1911]

Great video. Thanks Dennis

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Glad you enjoyed it - thanks for the note and for watching - Dennis

[@elcarlstono]

Great video as usual Dennis. Would love to see a bail tutorial. Both my 360's do not snap back, despite cleaning and lubrication.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

It is probably a bent bail wire if the bail springs are not broken. See if this video helps kzbin.info/www/bejne/nH2rcmOrib17gLM. Dennis

[@elcarlstono]

@@2ndChanceTackle Thanks, Dennis. I did try this because there is a noticeable kink in the wire, but the bail doesn't have any tension; it lines up perfectly when loosened. There is very slight misalignment on the trip side arm, but barely the width of a thin blade. I added some extra oil around the rotor bushings that I didn't add before and it improved the trips from about 1 out of 5, to 4 out of 5. I think I may have to live with it.

[@thiagorodrigues-fb1jq]

Very good!!!!

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Thank you for viewing - Stay tuned for more! Dennis

[@pathurimohan3046]

Fine sir. Very useful insights. I had one 560 model

[@2ndChanceTackle]

I don't see the 560 much, but the simplicity of design makes this a winner for me - Dennis

[@pathurimohan3046]

@@2ndChanceTackle thankyou sir.

[@pathurimohan3046]

Sir majority of my game applications will be with spinfisher or battle. Sir conflict model is a better option in my view

[@elianconsuegra7454]

Can you please do a video on showing how to remove the line guide mechanism on the PENN 309 level wind!! My idler gear is missing teeth and would rather just remove it and use it as a conventional reel!

[@2ndChanceTackle]

I can do one and will add it to my list. The idler gear that is missing teeth is easily replaced by removing the screw. The part is available through MysticParts.com if you want, but I will show how to remove the assembly if that is what you want to do. Thanks you for asking - Dennis

[@elianconsuegra7454]

2nd Chance Tackle awesome I really appreciate it!

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Elian - Thanks for watching. Please stay tuned for more - Dennis

[@dougnoble7316]

replace the main gear I might have to replace it again but I just want to know how to put it back in when I get a new one if I ever find one

[@2ndChanceTackle]

The part still shows as available through Mysticparts.com. follow this link www.mysticparts.com/8-260-Gear-Main-Gear-P10499.aspx this is a straight forward swap. Remove the side plate and axle shaft then pull and replace the main gear - Dennis

[@pablomendez511]

Hi Dennis! Wich reel is better in construction quality, this old slammer or the relative new penn fierce iii? Greetings from Buenos Aires

[@2ndChanceTackle]

I would prefer the older Slammer, but both are fine reels - Dennis

[@pablomendez511]

@@2ndChanceTackle thanks!

[@frietjesate6288]

I bought Penn oil and grease to service my Slammer 360. I hear you use ‘drag grease’, is this different from the grease i bought?

[@2ndChanceTackle]

It is Cal's Universal drag grease, but don't rush out to buy it. You can use the Penn grease that you purchased on the drag washers - Best wishes - Dennis

[@frietjesate6288]

@@2ndChanceTackle Thanks Dennis! Trying this service job with confidence thanks to your excellent videos.

[@severforever6251]

Did buy one few days ago... will use it for carp fishing ...i think it is made in China...i hope this reel will not going to make anny issues...

[@2ndChanceTackle]

This is a decent reel that should be trouble free - Thanks - Best wishes for a great 2024! Dennis

[@thiagorodrigues-fb1jq]

👍😎

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Thanks again my friend - Dennis

[@thiagorodrigues-fb1jq]

@@2ndChanceTackle 😎🎣🎣🎣

[@victorremick9721]

EVERYTHING ABOUT THOSE PENN REALS IS OF GOOD QUALITY. SOME OTHER REELS ARE VERY DISAPPOINTING WHEN YOU OPEN THEM.

[@2ndChanceTackle]

You are correct Victor. The Quality on these remains high versus others that have been sent offshore for manufacture - Dennis

[@kaydubzz]

i have the same reel. but mine has a issue of winding backward while im trying to reel in my line. any suggestions?

[@2ndChanceTackle]

It sounds like you have a problem with the anti-reverse clutch. It is likely dirty and would need to be cleaned or replaced - Dennis

[@bushleague3472]

Quite likely you got some grease, or too much oil in it.

[@duanejames2237]

I have a Slammer 260 that doesn’t oscillate, what could be the problem?

[@2ndChanceTackle]

There are 3 parts to the oscillation system. The oscillation gear drive, located on the back of the main gear, the oscillation gear and the crosswind block. You need to inspect all three. If the drive gars is missing teeth or is broken, it will not turn the oscillation gear. If the oscillation gear is broken, it will not move the crosswind block. If the crosswind block is broken, it will not move the shaft up or down. Whichever part is broken, it will need to be replaced. - Check these three things first - Dennis

[@winkgarza3477]

You didn’t show bail disassembly

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Correct. I show normal service and you do not need to take the bail off during that service - Thanks - Dennis

[@runswithsisors1753]

a parts washer with pressure would work great then blow it out with compressed air work smarter not harder

[@2ndChanceTackle]

Thanks for the tip. - Dennis