At 11:59 97-03-12 -0800, you wrote: > I've had this request a few times, and what's worked for me is to >remove the spring, place it with contact points down on the floor, and >stand on it. As I say, this has worked for me. A caveat, though: if you >weaken the return spring too much, you may find yourself with an action >that returns sluggishly or not at all, meaning that you'll want to reset >the glides and clean and lubricate everything to minimize friction. > >Many excellent returns, > > Steve Thank's for the tip Steve. This sounds better then what I had in mind. I thought I would have to heat the spring in order to make it weaker. One thing though, How long did you stay on the spring ? One minute or one hour? Should I screw it to my shoe while I tune :-). Marcel Carey, RPT
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