JOHNJOHN205

either a 710 or 712 definattly not a 704 drag knob is almost the same size as the spool, therfore would not be a 704

lingfisher1

That is in no way a 704z.From the size comparison with the 750 I am goona say either a 710 or 712 most likely the 712and if you gave that price for either one and it is working good then you got a good deal.

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Wharf Rat

I think you might be right on with the 712z. I don't see any #'s inside the rotor. Thanks for the help folks. I figured with the nasty weather out I might tease up everyone's brain a little.

team lite line

it a 710 or 712 the bodys are the same size on both reel spools are just smaller on a 712

SouthernAngler

Its a 710...

lingfisher1

hhhhmmmmmmmm makes me wonder where my post went that said th exact same thing after I said that in no way possible that it was 704.hhhhhmmmmm

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lingfisher1

posted that it was either a 712 or 710 and gave details

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sailfish23

i figured it out!!!!!

if it truley bigger than a 710z...then theres a reel that penn tried for two years and they diddnt sell enough so they stoped making them andit was a "medium" reel between a 704z and a 710z.....its calleda 708z!!! might sound cooly but true!

i really diddent belive it myself at first untill i asked around!!!!:doh

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acoustifunk

On the othe side of the bail (not the roller side), if the bail wire goes through a nut, it is a 710. If it is held on by a slotted machine screw it is a 712.