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Old 04-15-2021, 10:59 AM
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Does anyone know what the specifications are for the trunion springs. It seems like I have seen the information before, but doing a search on the web and on here turned up nothing. I would like to test mine before I order new ones. Thanks in advance for any help.
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Not sure I have ever seen a spec as in how many pounds of tension etc.
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I have ever seen a spec as in how many pounds of tension etc.
Can't say that I have also.

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Why do you think you need new?
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I cannot tell you specs. But... there should be just a very little compression to put them in. With new springs it only takes your fingers to compress enough to get them in. The middle spring compressed first until the outside spring contacted, then just about 1/16 to 1/8 tops i would say on my new oem springs when putting them in.
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Why do you think you need new?
My 782 seems to jerk more than it should when I shift from forward to reverse. Shifting from reverse to forward seems to work smoother. The trunion corners are in good shape and the springs look OK.
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Turn the spring around and see what happens!
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