Product Description

DAM Quick 110-561 Ratchet - SLS 0 / 1

Ensure instant hook sets and reliable stopping power with this genuine DAM Quick Ratchet Gear.

The ratchet gear (often called the anti-reverse ratchet or cog) is the toothed component that works in tandem with the stop pawl to prevent your reel handle from spinning backward. On the compact DAM Quick SLS 0 and SLS 1, this gear is typically mounted on the pinion shaft assembly. If your anti-reverse slips, makes a "skipping" noise under load, or fails to lock instantly, worn or rounded teeth on this ratchet are usually the cause. This authentic replacement part restores the sharp, positive engagement needed for effective fishing.

Product Features

• Precision Cut Teeth: Sharp, defined teeth ensure the anti-reverse pawl catches immediately without slipping.

• Model Specific: Sized to fit the pinion shaft diameter and housing clearance of the SLS 0 and SLS 1.

• Hardened Material: Constructed from durable metal to resist wear from repeated impact with the stop pawl.

• Essential Safety: Prevents the handle from spinning backward uncontrollably during a strike.

Model Compatibility

This part is verified to fit the following DAM Quick spinning reel models:

• DAM Quick SLS 0

• DAM Quick SLS 1

Note: This ratchet is designed for the small-frame SLS series. It is not compatible with the larger SLS 2, 3, 4, or 5 models.

Part Specifications

• Part Number: 110-561

• Alternate Part Number: 110561

• Part Description: Ratchet Gear / Anti-Reverse Ratchet / Stop Gear

Schematic Reference

To confirm the correct installation position on the pinion shaft and its orientation relative to the pawl, please consult the service diagrams.

• View the specific schematic for your reel at www.reelschematic.com

Installation Notes

Replacing the ratchet gear typically requires removing the rotor and accessing the pinion assembly.

1. Remove the spool and the rotor nut to lift the rotor off the reel body.

2. You will usually find the ratchet gear seated on the pinion shaft or bearing assembly.

3. Remove the old ratchet. Tip: Inspect the anti-reverse pawl at the same time; if the ratchet teeth are worn, the pawl tip is often damaged as well.

4. Clean the shaft and the surrounding area of old grease and debris.

5. Install the new 110-561 ratchet. Ensure the teeth are oriented correctly to catch the pawl when the handle is turned backward, but slide past it when turned forward.

6. Reassemble the rotor and test the anti-reverse function before tightening the final nuts.