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I have a broken top leaf on the front of my 3100. Are there any special tools that I need take the spring out of the truck ?

Stan

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Hy StanT, no "special" tools that I can think of, if you support the frame on stands and undo the U bolts and let the axle drop down away from the spring a bit, you should be able to remove the shackle and pivot bolt and remove the spring. Hope that helps.

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Thanks 3B. Ive got heavy duty stands and such. Ill get it out and take the spring up to an outfit in Ladysmith to get it repaired.

Stan


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