I'm not sure how these labels work, but does the name mean this has a maximum line thickness of 12lbs? Or is that the drag, anyway what's the max line
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Yes, that means it's rated for a max of 145yds of 12lb line. You can still go thicker, but you won't be able to load as much length then, and it could affect performance if you go too heavy.
2004966
Hi Jennifer, sorry I didn't actually buy the labeller, so cannot answer your question....sorry
936625
Yes. The user manual reads:"Creating Two-Line LabelsYou can print a maximum of two lines on a label. Only oneline of text can be printed on 1/4" labels."
109142
which thickness mattress are you referring to? They come in a variety of thicknesses. If you're looking for a mattress to take back packing consider a 2 inch thickness as maximum. The 3 inch is very difficult to roll up.
627983
I'm not sure that I understand the question. If you are asking the maximum drag on the reel it is 13.2 pounds.
48596
I have been using the original one that come with the reel. It is a 0.41 mm. or 1/64''. The additional spool -not yet used is 0.29 or 1/128. Perhaps it wil not have that problema. If I ever change the line, I will use a max. of 12 lb. test. It is to fish for (Spanish) pavón or robalo, not more than 3 kgs.
237313
The name is burned in, not a label.I don't remember exactly when I received mine but it was a couple of years ago. Amazon may have specific data.
1725146
I'm sorry I don't know the weight and it is not on the packing label. What is on the label is paper is Lint Free to reduce paper jams. I have not had any problems with this paper. It was purchased to be used with a Sharp EL-1801V ten key. Paper does not seem to be too thick as it does not jam while I'm using the machine. Hope this helps...
1248920
Yes, this is a weight-forward, floating line. It's a 90 foot line, so use plenty of backing just in case you get a fighting lunker!
1067661
It is designed to be an ultrlight so I would say it is designed to hold 4 to 6lb line. I do not know home much line it holds. I loaded it from a bulk spool. I would guess 100yds of 6lb. But that would be a guess.
252508
julie, its the thickness of the rope/twine/wire that holds the product u wish to hang.......... :) :) :)
204146
I've been reloading with cheap refill spools. I don't know if using a single line would throw it off balance. It's automatic feed, and it seems the least disturbance seems to make it spit out a couple of feet of line. I'm definitely going to try C's suggestion to tie knots so it won't feed.
214002
Nothing but I ordered another extra spool so I could easily switch to a higher or lower pound line. But that is from another site was like $20. But I have landed 5-7 pound salmon with 8lb line on this reel no problem.
2057669
My husband said it has like 10 or 12lb line on. Stronger than he thought it would be.
82700
The draw weight means the amount of force needed to draw the string to its,maximum draw length which in this case is 28" I do believe. If the draw weight is 20 lbs then i would have to excert the same amount of force on the string as i would need to lift a 20 lbs weight. Or, if i tied a 20 lbs barbell to the string of the bow, and lifted it by the handle of the bow then i would draw the bow to the,max draw length. Basically you'd have to pull with 20 lbs of force on the string to draw the bow fully.
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After checking the box and instructions where nothing was stated about max drag. I checked daiwa's site and it says max drag is 19.8. Not sure if that is in lbs or kilos or what. I have slowed and stopped dread several fish that were pulling well over 20lbs worth. http://www.daiwa.com/reel/detail.aspx?id=605That is the link to the page where it shows a better break down on the specs.
137530
The bigger question is what is the test of the line I used 6lbe test and got about 130yrd on mine