Fishing reel with a breaking device
OwnerShih-Yuan Yehinventor
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Abstract
A fishing reel includes a spool rotatably mounted in a reel body and having two end portions each formed with a disk-shaped wheel. A supporting bracket is fixedly mounted on the reel body and includes an inner wall. A braking device is pivotally mounted in the supporting bracket and includes a first end portion formed with two braking arms each detachably abutting on the wheel of the spool and a second end portion extending outwardly from the supporting bracket. A torsional spring includes a first end urged on the inner wall of the supporting bracket and a second end urged on the second end portion of the braking device.
Claims5
A fishing reel comprising:
- a reel body having two spaced apart cylindrical gear housings;
- a spool rotatably mounted in said reel body and including two end portions, each end portion vertically formed with a wheel to rotate therewith and rotatable received in one of said two cylindrical gear housings;
- at least one connecting rib integrally mounted between said two cylindrical gear housings and defining a threaded hole therein;
- a supporting bracket fixedly mounted on said reel body and including an inner wall defining a space therein, said supporting bracket including one end portion abutting said connecting rib and defining a bore aligning with said threaded hole;
- a positioning bolt extending through said bore and said threaded hole for securing said supporting bracket on said reel body;
- a braking device pivotally mounted in said space of said supporting bracket and including a first end portion formed with two braking arms each detachably abutting said wheel of each of said two end portions of said spool and a second end portion extending outwardly from said supporting bracket;
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- a torsional spring mounted between said supporting bracket and said braking device and including a first end urged on said inner wall of said supporting bracket and a second end urged on said second end portion of said braking device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.