wouldnt the line spool just spin on the cones if you were to set the drag heavy. so in fact it would be the friction of the cones in the spool that is creating the drag and not the carbon washers. what it should have is a plate with a lug that engages with a hole in the line spool so it cannot slip (a lot of spools already have that hole, or you can drill a hole in the line spool). then it would be the carbon washers providing all the drag and you could wind it up to whatever tension the washers can do. As it is if you go over a certain tension the spool will just rotate on the cones and not on the carbon washers. That is why the drag washers 'last' they are doing very little work... after a couple pounds drag the cones will take over and slip on the plastic spool

Ive done a Stella 18000 with this and have caught 200lb Bluefin Tuna multiple times with ZERO issues. Awesome product.

Great bit of gear. I've wanted one of these for years but I just can't bring myself to sped the money on one.

Nice bit of kit.

I liked the bit where he drank from the large cup

Should have connected the cordless drill to the reel and wind it up

So is nobody talking about how the reel is set to to the right ....

Thx for the information, just wondering what knot you recommend to tie the line to the spool of the reel

Beautiful

how small of a spool will this fit? do the 2 cones touch for real small spools?

Dunno how you blokes have gone so long without one of these!!!!!!!!! Check out the ripper stripper if you wanna take line off. Same blokes make them

Whats it cost boys?

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thats pretty dodgy using tape. do it properly with mono backing .