View Full Version : Daiwa Sealine 40HV - great condition with 65# braid
Located in Buena Park. No shipping. Will deliver depending on where you are located.
GREAT condition. Lots of Power Pro braid, ready to go!
$80
pm me.
with that famous "free floating spool"
hookdfisherman
05-04-2015, 04:16 PM
Price drop to $80
that's a drop? lol, u r good!
that's a drop? lol, u r good!
yeah, it's about as small as your attempt at crapping on sale posts. HATERS WILL HATE.
hookdfisherman
05-04-2015, 08:03 PM
yeah, it's about as small as your attempt at crapping on sale posts.
yeap, that is for sure!
fo sho my brotha. lol
buyer beware! he's got deals!
cutbait
05-04-2015, 08:26 PM
yeap, that is for sure!
fo sho my brotha. lol
buyer beware! he's got deals!
Your wrong hooked. He had a higher price and edited the first post to illustrate the lowered price to $80
Memory serves he started at $100.
You owe Ian an apology.
Look at the time of the edit and the time of his price drop.
Ian, I would consider it but I just picked up a Saltist for a hundy
hookdfisherman
05-04-2015, 09:30 PM
Your wrong hooked. He had a higher price and edited the first post to illustrate the lowered price to $80
Memory serves he started at $100.
You owe Ian an apology.
Look at the time of the edit and the time of his price drop.
Ian, I would consider it but I just picked up a Saltist for a hundy
if true i apologize
PokerFish
05-04-2015, 09:57 PM
I might be interested. How do the generations for the Daiwa Sealine's go? Is the Sealine X-SHA the current generation and the HV the previous one?
There was the HV coming out with the SHV, then the SHA came later.
Not much difference in the SHV and the SHA but a nicer handle.
The HV is the lower geared version of the SHV. The 40 and 50 sized HV have 4.9:1 gear ratios. The SHV and SHA are 6.1:1 in all sizes.
cutbait
05-05-2015, 04:46 AM
if true i apologize
It's true, and very stand up hooked
Frankenfish
05-05-2015, 11:10 PM
The Sealine 40hv's are solid reels if well maintained. They went for .something like 125-140 when new a while ago so 80 used with all that 65lb. braid seems pretty fair. Lots of newer, sexier reels out there but the sealine x series are still one of the best casting reels out there imo. I have this exact reel but haven't used it much lately because I have many other reels I like to fish with, but I may put mine back into service since acquiring some Tiburon clamps and swapping out the handle. I did a bunch of handle swapping between my sealines...and put a x-sha handle on this 40 and like it a lot. The older torium and gold Trinidad handles will also fit on this if you have a spare one of those. The nice thing about these reels, besides the casting is the huge drag washers. The stock Teflon impregnated felt washers are very reasonable, but you can also put more expensive carbontex washers in them...and then you'll get more drag pressure and the reel should last forever as sealines are one of the more bulletproof reels out there.
This reel is still available.
trail blazer
05-12-2015, 08:57 PM
scuttlebutt is that the battleship somehow got mixed up in that deal,,LOL
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trail blazer
05-13-2015, 05:16 PM
;) ;) ;) ;) ;)
See ya there bud cant wait!
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