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Sorry for the simple question. I've got a 1958 Apache and I need to find a replacement return spring for the break pedal. I've look on line at the usual suspects and have not found who sells them.

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NAPA has them along with the smaller throttle return springs. Most of their smaller stuff is not in the online catalog.
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Local Ace Hardware or Tractor Supply may have something that will work.
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The Filling Station has them. Link on this website.


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Any parts store has universal clutch return springs. One end is extra long & you cut it off & bend a hook to fit.


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I got one a my local hardware store. Not exactly the same as the original, but close enough if you're not a purist.


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I also found one for my 50 AD at my local NAPA.


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