How do you replace a seat return spring?

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  • Tony Bandiera Jr
    Expert Film Handler
    • Jan 2020
    • 720
    • Moreland, Idaho

    #16
    Originally posted by Randy Stankey

    I think I'll just let that one go. Too easy!


    Low hanging fruit?

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    • Randy Stankey
      Film God
      • Jan 2020
      • 1388
      • Erie, PA, USA

      #17
      I don't know... I prefer not to think about what might or might not be hanging.

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      • Frank Cox
        Film God
        • Jan 2020
        • 2314
        • Melville Saskatchewan

        #18
        But it's definitely on springs!

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        • Ryan Gallagher
          Film God
          • Nov 2022
          • 2855
          • Austin, Texas, USA

          #19


          The earlier scene might explain how the springs wore out prematurely, but then you did say no one came.

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          • Randy Stankey
            Film God
            • Jan 2020
            • 1388
            • Erie, PA, USA

            #20
            If you run a porno theater but nobody comes, you aren't doing something right!

            Sorry... I just had to...

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            • Frank Cox
              Film God
              • Jan 2020
              • 2314
              • Melville Saskatchewan

              #21
              So now I've tried fixing this.

              I simply haven't got enough upper body strength, and if I try to set something up to get more leverage I start to lose control and will probably end up losing a finger or something.

              I've left a message for the guy who used to do this for me since he's retired and not dead, so maybe he would be interested in doing a little job for me. I still see him around town once in a while. If he says he doesn't want to do it I see there's another machine shop in Yorkton that advertises that they do pretty much the same services as he did, so I can always call them if I have to.

              I really had hoped I could do this repair myself but there's just no way that a wimp like me can manage it. I guess there's a reason why the machine shop guys are big chaps.

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              • Ryan Gallagher
                Film God
                • Nov 2022
                • 2855
                • Austin, Texas, USA

                #22
                Originally posted by Frank Cox
                So now I've tried fixing this.

                I simply haven't got enough upper body strength, and if I try to set something up to get more leverage I start to lose control and will probably end up losing a finger or something.

                I've left a message for the guy who used to do this for me since he's retired and not dead, so maybe he would be interested in doing a little job for me. I still see him around town once in a while. If he says he doesn't want to do it I see there's another machine shop in Yorkton that advertises that they do pretty much the same services as he did, so I can always call them if I have to.

                I really had hoped I could do this repair myself but there's just no way that a wimp like me can manage it. I guess there's a reason why the machine shop guys are big chaps.
                there is probably just some clever technique he came up with that maybe he could convey to you in a conversation or demo, since he left ya the tools it seems.

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                • Frank Cox
                  Film God
                  • Jan 2020
                  • 2314
                  • Melville Saskatchewan

                  #23
                  He just called me back and told me to bring him the seats on Monday morning.

                  So I guess this is a solved problem.

                  I probably should have just called him in the first place.

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