Daiwa BG 5000/4000 Line Roller Review Update Marine Grease 

I agree 100%! ITs a beast..and I have for 2 years now still running smooth! Thanks for you comment and for watching😃😃

Thanks! can you share a link?

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Great INFO thank You for your comment's! Always appreciate detail such as your knowledge on marine grease😃😃

Florida Fishing Paddlers awesome to hear great results from other fellow reel grease users!😀😀thanks for your comments

Zero One * thank you for the suggestion...bit ever since I put this grease on Supertech my line roller is performing flawless.....i was about to replace them but since it's work so well....im holding off any changes cuz I'm so satisfied with the RESULTS 🤓🤓🤓 but Really appreciate sharing your info THANK YOU🤓🤓

It's actually not thick it's very very thin inconsistency especially when it gets hot it almost turns to water but it does have a very greasy texture to it and the sense of smooth and slippery not sticky and slimy

@@israelvibrations100 Hmm ok. I think definitely the friction from the spinning turbine could make it a bit softer. But good to know its not too thick

Actually I only used marine grease in the line roller....I have yet to use it on or in the main gears due to such a tight seal. I have my reels for almost 1 year and 2 months and they are all still very smooth and no issues yet great Great reel!😀😀....I would love to see how much smoother the reels would behave but what I dont know is the grease type Daiwa accually uses thickness or consistency. But what i do know this Marine grease REPELS saltwater and fresh water and LAST FOREVER! But on another note this grease on hot hot days tends to be runny..that's why I see other marine greases with much thicker consistency preventing that issue. This Supertech Marine Grease is cheep and works just as great is why i use it....but in the main gear I have yet to try it....IM SURE IT WILL LAST FOREVER and probably never need new grease if applied 😀😀😀

@@israelvibrations100 thanks for all your input here! I'll definitely try to use this marine grease!

@@pjayl0can0 ABSOLUTELY!😀😀

I actually dunked one for about a minute and it only had a few drops inside. From the factory daiwa uses a very thin white grease that seems to make the reel feel smoother in my opinion, i wouldn't replace it unless you feel the smoothness has declined or you dunked it. They seem to be very well sealed

@@coolkid6364 I agree Daiwa seems to have a great seal in the main gear box. Still very smooth...I'll be making my next video from 1 year use and show everyone how well it still remains smooth.

Florida Fishing Paddlers YES they are doing Stupendous......Im mean.really there working excellent .....very very impressed with this marine grease....happy to hear your great results as well....almost one year now and this grease DOES NOT QUIT?!!😀😀😀😀😀 Thank you for your comments and input on your BG👍👍

Always great and thank you for sharing your info and experience on what you have used on your reels Thanks Again!

make your life easier and don't buy another daiwa spinning. saragosa twin power and stella way better. And I have 10-15 daiwas... need to get rid of them always magseal and bb issues. super annoying stuff

@@1V2N1V2 Two BG's went into the trash. I've used Penn in the past and I went that way with two new replacement Slammer IV's.

Yes your correct, I noticed that after I posted this video,so sorry about that

Correct drop oil on line roller to make it smooth, no grease

I'll get back to you.....

Yes I would use this type of grease on a bait caster reel....but the only thing that does worry me is this grease is very runny on hot days and tends to drizzle....remember this grease is commercial and it's meant to be under water and as you know any water it pretty cold so this grease hold well....but since this is being used in spinning reels works great in cold weather and sami warm weather.....I tried this just on the line roller it did get slightly runny...but since the BG 5000 retrieves so fast it can get hot quick.....I would use it not on your personal best reel but a trail first and see how it handles. Hope this info helps😃👍

That is yet to remain to be seen for my self..my only worry is when it get very hot out doors tends to be runny other than that it will an should work great!

Adi Hagnyosaroyo yes it is the same has the same properties.....but just might slightly different bonding materials or ingredients.....if you have a a pair of rubber gloves try running the grease between your fingers and do that for several minutes if it still slides between you fingers without getting tacky or sticky( mean becomes rough as you slide your fingers) but if it's still slippery you have a great Marine Grease.....if not it still a good grease and will stick to your line roller for a VERY long time and makes a great ceal..will protect from salt water and sand coming inside your line roller.So the only thing I don't know if your line roller will run tight...because it's a tackyer grease tends to grip more than slide in the line roller bushings. But hay try the CRC out it will work great😀

I really wouldn't know but best way just Google it...I always do that when I'm not sure of somthing.

thanks mate....by the looks of this video & others, marine grease seems to be best bet by far