If it isnt, take the clevis back off and, with the blade still on it, simply flip the clevis around and run it back up on the arm
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Specs & Features: Slightly smaller carbon fiber design with innovative braking CNC-machined aluminum frame Unique friction-free spool shaft for longer casts Made in Sweden Comfort & Use: Feels different than other low-profile reels but very palmable Incredibly smooth, designed with long days in mind Best Use: Ideal for big rubber baits or when you're making monster casts all day Great for precision casting due to the centrifugal braking system Durability: Extremely robust due to its construction and Swedish build quality Not as widely field-tested as Shimano or Daiwa, but early reviews are strong Specs & Features: Powerful low-profile reel with XShip to reduce friction CoreProtect for water resistance 5.8:1 gear ratio (400A model) Comfort & Use: Comfortable grip, built for cranking power over speed Slightly bulky but well-balanced with heavier rods Best Use: Best for big blades, deep cranks, and pulling heavy baits Durability: Known for bombproof reliability and minimal maintenance Excellent resistance to corrosion Specs & Features: High-speed version of the Tranx 400A 7.6:1 gear ratio, retrieves 40 of line per turn Same rugged build, CoreProtect technology Comfort & Use: Same ergonomics as the 400A Lighter feel on fast-paced retrieves Best Use: Burning bucktails, jerkbaits, and other fast presentations Durability: Same class-leading longevity as the 400A Smooth drag, consistent under load Specs & Features: Redesigned Lexa platform Aluminum frame, carbon drag 7.1:1 or 6.3:1 gear ratios available Comfort & Use: Lighter than older Lexa models, improved side plate design Feels good in hand, not too bulky Best Use: All-arounder: can handle blades, topwaters, and rubber Durability: Upgraded internals improve longevity Better than older Lexas in terms of wear Specs & Features: Beefed-up version of Lexa with stronger stainless steel gearing Power handle standard, 25 lb drag 5.1:1 and 7.1:1 ratios Comfort & Use: A bit heavier, but power handle gives great leverage Best suited for those who like a traditional heavy-duty feel Best Use: Ripping rubber, trolling, and big blades Durability: Excellent heavy-duty reel, very tough under load Slightly more prone to corrosion if not rinsed regularly Specs & Features: T-Wing casting system for reduced friction Heavy-duty brass gearing Designed specifically to catch big Muskies and European Pike Comfort & Use: Ergonomic and slick, with TWS aiding long casts Lighter than the Lexa HD but retains power Best Use: Casting big swimbaits and glide baits Long-distance casting situations Durability: Built solid, but TWS mechanism may require maintenance over time Great internals for hard use Reel Rankings by Category Final Thoughts If you're a musky hunter who likes fast presentations and bulletproof gear, Shimanos Tranx 400 series will never let you down

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However, at 4.5 pounds for a 55-liter pack, its on the heavy side, which was noticed by our smallest tester