does anyone know what size and type of spring is needed?? Mine didnt come with it and it is needed to function properly
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call Angie Johnson Customer Service Supervisor Midwest Homes for Pets PO Box 1031 Muncie, IN 47308 765-287-3120 800-428-8560
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call Angie JohnsonCustomer Service SupervisorMidwest Homes for PetsPO Box 1031Muncie, IN 47308765-287-3120800-428-8560
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Hi, I did not use a spring box, instead I used a support box. Hope this helps.
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I would suggest you gooole for their website and ck. on a parts diagram for it and see if the spring would be available for it. if you want my email it is s10871@verizon.net. Ps if the spring is too expensive maybe just buy another trimmer.
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngMYQ536iRc... Watch the following video on YouTube. You can get more videos if you just ask "How to install a gate spring"...good luck
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It was a little confusing for me as well. Just place your hand behind the center of the outside plate (on the outside), and then with the other hand push the round spring loaded plate back to meet with your hand. This springs down and around the socket. Then the bulb should just screw in. Mine works great. Love it. Good luck. Steve Bullock
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I dont know my spring fell out the second time I use it, dont know what to do with it, other then put some tape under it good luck.
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Did some research, doesnt look like it, I would contact Wolff Springs and see if they have one that will fit. find on internet. they will know.
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It should have come with one, apparently this part is missing. I'd contact the vendor for another one. Bill
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I also am looking for replacement springs. Does anyone know, or maybe help me with this.
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Hi, Rick. Two suggestions, first you can call APDTY 1-866-770-2771 (the Amazon supplier) and ask them if this is the correct conversion kit, or if there is another you should order. They are terrific. Second, if you search Google under "1993 mark viii coil spring conversion" you will find lots of suppliers and how-to videos that should lead you to the kit you need. I would really recommend calling APDTY (Auto Parts Direct to You) first, though. If they have the right kit in stock, you will get top quality parts at a great price very quickly. Evidently, this conversion is pretty easy to do. It took my mechanic only about an hour. I think there are how-to videos on youtube and other sites. Oh, and the resulting ride is very smooth.
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A repair kit will probably fix you. I have done a couple. They are worth the money. Most import is to stretch the springs that ship. Stretch before you install. They may not provide enough resistance out of the box. I failed an inspection and was told by the water company to stretch the springs.
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The one I received didn't come with the spring, but it was not difficult to reuse the existing spring
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Should work fine--the important measurements are the 2 and 1/8 spring and the 3 and 1/4 inch bottom(long version is more like 5-6 inches for these measurements). I believe there are only 2 common versions of these pulls--the short and long--so yours must be the short based on your measurements. I think the total length is 38 inches or so on this one, but you can secure the extra cable off to the side--better to have too long than too short of a cable. Hope this helps--mine worked great and saved me alot of cash--took about ten minutes for both--hardest part was holding cushion away from mechanism/attachments. Should work fine--the important measurements are the 2 and 1/8 spring and the 3 and 1/4 inch bottom(long version is more like 5-6 inches for these measurements). I believe there are only 2 common versions of these pulls--the short and long--so yours must be the short based on your measurements. I think the total length is 38 inches or so on this one, but you can secure the extra cable off to the side--better to have too long than too short of a cable. Hope this helps--mine worked great and saved me alot of cash--took about ten minutes for both--hardest part was holding cushion away from... » Read More Should work fine--the important measurements are the 2 and 1/8 spring and the 3 and 1/4 inch bottom(long version is more like 5-6 inches for these measurements). I believe there are only 2 common versions of these pulls--the short and long--so yours must be the short based on your measurements. I think the total length is 38 inches or so on this one, but you can secure the extra cable off to the side--better to have too long than too short of a cable. Hope this helps--mine worked great and saved me alot of cash--took about ten minutes for both--hardest part was holding cushion away from mechanism/attachments. « Show Less
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I just bought this a couple of months ago. I had the same question and went through a lot of grief before finding the answer. You don't need a longer spring; you just install the extension tube and use the original spring that came with the M4. It works perfectly and the extension's finish matches the finish on the gun perfectly. I don't have a single regret about spending the extra money. Have fun.
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It should fit it, since length is 79 and width is 39. I find it better than link spring as it's quieter, and seems sturdier. Works fine for my younger daughter.
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Get the Wolff Xtra trigger spring to make it worthwhile. That's the only way to get it down to a 3.5 pull. Connector leaves you with a 4.5 pull
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I don't know the "original" length of the spring, for it's installed now. However.... I think I know the problem you are having. My installation process was as follows: Installed the front of the spring first, then put the "U" clamps on ( lose fit.. double check the line-up on the hole & pin under the plate) then install the end of the spring in back. The last step is a challenge to say the least. Ended up using pinch (crow) bars with the help of a neighbor. Overall... very pleased with the quality of the product, but it was a bitch to install !!! Stick with it, and good luck. I don't know the "original" length of the spring, for it's installed now. However.... I think I know the problem you are having. My installation process was as follows: Installed the front of the spring first, then put the "U" clamps on ( lose fit.. double check the line-up on the hole & pin under the plate) then install the end of the spring in back. The last step is a challenge to say the least. Ended up using pinch (crow) bars with the help of a neighbor. Overall... very pleased with the quality of the product, but it was a bitch to install !!! Stick with it, and good... » Read More I don't know the "original" length of the spring, for it's installed now. However.... I think I know the problem you are having. My installation process was as follows: Installed the front of the spring first, then put the "U" clamps on ( lose fit.. double check the line-up on the hole & pin under the plate) then install the end of the spring in back. The last step is a challenge to say the least. Ended up using pinch (crow) bars with the help of a neighbor. Overall... very pleased with the quality of the product, but it was a bitch to install !!! Stick with it, and good luck. « Show Less