Bail Spring 10FVD

Used dremel to cut deeper and wider slot to remove screw. Broke off the screw head and slipped the roller out.

Took line bail off and installed the spring lubed reel parr’s and put back together

Replace side cover

Replaced bail spring and lever

replaced bail spring. works like new

Removed bail
Removed bail arm
Replaced bail arm,spring,guide
Better than new

Removed the screws holding the bail arm on, watch for a small washer on the trigger side. Removed bail and cross bar the bail attached to. Removed the whole spinning housing by sliding off the central post. Cleaned and greased operating parts. Keep in mind there are two very small detent springs. One is placed in the white spacer which has a designated placement between two body posts. The other spring is tensioned by a separate body post. Replace spinning housing, removed side cover on trigger side to access auto bail close arm and spring. Pull this out and replace new parts the same configuration as was found. The small pinched side of the spring is the side the black auto bail trip bar goes in. Put back on side plate with two screws. Replace quick fire parts by two screws. Bail goes back on with one machined metal thread screw and one plastic thread screw. Grease all your parts after cleaning, including the mating faces of the new quick fire trigger parts, allows for easy break in.

The part wasn’t for my reel specifically. The part for mine was no longer available. Found one that looked similar and with a little sanding, my 30 something year old favorite reel was as good as new.

Dissamble bail assembly. Replace bail and washer. Reassemble bail assembly

Unscrewed two worn parts bail arm and quickfire trigger and then replaced them.