| Here are the two spools & cast cap
assemblies. The Chronarch 50MG parts are on the left and the
stock Curado 100B parts are on the right. You can see the difference in the size of the spool arbors.
Obviously, the CH-50MG wiffle spool will holds less line and therefore
have less mass.
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| Here's a look at the brake end of the two
spools, with the CH-50MG wiffle spool on the left.
Notice how much less mass there is to brake holder the
wiffle spool.
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Here are the components for the CH-50MG Cast Cap Assembly.
The 3 parts on the right are what you'll need to buy. The spring
from the CU-100 (on the left) can be reused. |
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| Here's a picture
of the completed Curado 100B with the metal Cast Cap and
Wiffle Spool from the CH-50MG installed |
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| Here's another
angle of the modified reel. |
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| The next 2
pictures show why the metal cast cap won't work on a Curado
200.
Here's a picture looking straight down on the
top of the modified CU-100B with the cast cap removed.
Notice that the spool shaft protrudes out of the threaded
area. The same is true with the stock CU-100 spool.
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| This is a picture looking
straight down on the
top of the Curado CU-200B with the cast cap removed.
Notice that the spool shaft does NOT protrude out of the threaded
area. Therefore, the metal cap can't place any tension
on the spool.
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