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Control handle return spring

?? wow
42 yrs as lift tech
Cant figure out how to install new return spring in handle.like s rubicks cube
Has to be a trick !
Please help!
  • Posted 8 May 2020 08:13
  • By Pistolpeted
  • joined 15 Dec'18 - 31 messages
  • Connecticut, United States
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