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Could someone who owns an Elgin 571 post a photo of how the click spring is positioned under the ratchet wheel. Mine came off before I knew what was happening & now I can not figure out how it goes back on. Thanks Tom | ||
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Never mind about the photo, now with the new morning light I figured out how this goes on (after losing it twice). Tom | |||
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