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Hi Andy, Yes, the arbor and a few coils would be a bit higher than the rest of the spring. I'm wondering if an alternative possibility is that there is a slight kink close to the end of the spring where the spring overlaps the end of the bridle just before the joint at the end - where the bridle and the end of the spring are joined. This was a bear to wind in/ feed in when winding the spring to put in the barrel. That was on both springs. If it was tough turn against the wall of the washer when winding to go into the barrel, it's probably going to be the same in the barrel, no? I should probably say, the kink was in both springs, one more than the other, before I got my grubby little paws on them. @rehajm, I placed it at six spots rather than five, but yes, around the wall evenly spaced as in your diagram. -
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By RichardHarris123 · Posted
Hello and welcome from Leeds, England.
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