Fishing reel

Winding – tensioning – or guiding – Reeling device – Fishing rod reel

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192 67R, 242220, A01K 8902

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042818087

ABSTRACT:
A fishing reel, in which a clutch lever supported to a stationary member is provided at the foremost end with an arm supported swingably through a pivot pin extending substantially parallel to the axis of a spool shaft, the arm having engaging means engageable with one of projections at a return plate and two first and second stopper means for restricting a swinging range of the arm; and a spring member is arranged between the arm and the stationary member at an intermediate position between two positions of the pin swingable together with the clutch lever, the two positions corresponding to first and second positions of the clutch lever; so that when the clutch lever is moved forward from the first position to the second position thereof, the spring member is switched in its working direction at an intermediate position between the first and second positions so as to allow said arm to swing, thereby allowing the engaging means at the arm to enter into a circular locus of rotation of the projections.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2130581 (1938-09-01), Case
patent: 2446354 (1948-08-01), Wolfe
patent: 4014422 (1977-03-01), Morishita

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