These are for comparison, there is no order of disassembly.
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The star shaped nut on the arbor, or center post, has a left
hand thread and are fragile, I use a 7/16 socket to hold the nut when removing. I have had a couple that would not
come off, if it wont turn easily stop!
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Notice the hole in the bottom plate has a slot filed in it.Picture #7 This
is for the tab on the arbor that holds the end of the mainspring also in picture 7. You have to hold the squair on the arbor,
I use a padded vise, and turn the arbor until the tab aligns with the slot, it has to exit the mainspring bearing surface
first then the bottom plate and its a very tight fit.
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When the reel foot is replaced it is not flat and alows the reel to tip in the direction
of the rod tip, if the reel is on a boat rod the trigger would be in the back away from the line guide.
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This is the earliest Yawman & Erbe I has seen so far, it does not have the hinged brake
lever and nickel plated gear parts it is marked with the number 16.
Use the Icon of Yawman & Erbe for next reel
