Split washer removal

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saminmn
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Thanks for advise. I was more aggressive in tapping on screwdriver to drive tHe split washer off. Found spring was bent; straightened with pliers (a little over correction actually;-)

When I reassembled, I had to pinch closing ears of slip washer back into closed position. Both pawls are now under lite spring tension.

Thanks again. I was just too tentative, but advise to treat like I was going to replace parts if needed was good advise.
Sam in Northfield, MN
A day without beer......could have been better :p :D :p
Mark V 500 - S/N 100990, Mark V 510 - S/N missing, SS Band Saw, SS 6" Belt Sander, SS 4" Jointer, SS Scroll Saw, SS DC3300
saminmn
Gold Member
Posts: 366
Joined: Thu Mar 01, 2012 10:32 am
Location: Northfield, MN

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Post by saminmn »

Thanks for advise. I was more aggressive in tapping on screwdriver to drive tHe split washer off. Found spring was bent; straightened with pliers (a little over correction actually;-)

When I reassembled, I had to pinch closing ears of slip washer back into closed position. Both pawls are now under lite spring tension.

Thanks again. I was just too tentative, but advise to treat like I was going to replace parts if needed was good advise.
Sam in Northfield, MN
A day without beer......could have been better :p :D :p
Mark V 500 - S/N 100990, Mark V 510 - S/N missing, SS Band Saw, SS 6" Belt Sander, SS 4" Jointer, SS Scroll Saw, SS DC3300
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