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I can see the pin at the base of the spring and assume I just need to pull that, but the ends are wrapped tightly around the shaft and I don’t want to break anything.
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That’s just a easily replaced cotter pin. It likely will not break when you straighten it for removal, but, if it does it’s a hardware store item.
I just straightened it and it broke but you are right. Should be easy to replace. Thank you!
I just straightened it and it broke but you are right. Should be easy to replace. Thank you!