I remember as if it were yesterday, watching the same thing in Monterey when I was a kid. One after another, the original canneries burned down. The news said each case was arson. Most believed it was to make room for tourist structures. I used to fish off the back of those old canneries. Point of interest. I went back to Monterey about 20 years later. When trying to park in a typical older nova," (I had my bearded best friend, my half Japanese girlfriend and Filipino neighbor in the car. We were all collage students) a man in a like new Mercedes zipped in cutting me off. When the three pieced suited man got out of His car, I said that was really rude. He responded most rudely in a very strong East Europe accent "go back where you came from, we don't need rift raft like you around here". He then walked into his high end antique store, in the location of a former cannery. There is more to the story, but this is not the place. The real bummer is some of my favorite fishing places burned down. I hope lots of fish take up residence on these remaining pilings in the photo.

That one is simple. You put the spring on the round thing then push the thing in the hole with a twist. Then you push in the thing with whatever thing you have that will work. While doing that, you slide the thingy with the handle over it and use that other thing to clamp it on. After that is done, then throw that extra thing still in the parts bowl out. You probably don't need it anyway. Like I said, that is a simple one. Imagine how tough it would be if you tried to fix a reel with those other roller things on it.