Posted by John T on August 21, 2014 at 15:37:20 from (216.249.72.121):
THANKS TO ALL, and YES the procedure in the Manual (also posted below, thanks) I TRIED 10 TIMES TO NO AVAIL GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
After trying the factory methods,,,,,,,,,, after 3 brands of oil and spray lube and beating and cussing,,,,,,,,after 2 or 3 rest and cool off breaks and mowing the grass,,,,,,,,I GOT MAD and got it lowered just to where it stops AND GAVE HER A FEW MORE UPWARDS HAMMER BEATS and yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy she released
AND SHE WILL NEVER STICK AGAIN the cable and all else was actually good n clean n not rusted, it was ONLY the catch thingy that was sticking BUT IT WILL NEVER AGAIN CUZ I GROUND THE *&^%$#@! CATCH THINGY OFF
Now the cable winds up and holds tight but for safety I'm using two 1/4 chains with S Hooks that will hold it in place even if the cable were to break or release AND THATS MY METHOD AND IMA STICKIN TO IT
I wanted to get it done while I was all hot n sweaty and nasty n dirty as a hog because tomorrow we have to pick up the Architect daughter flying in from Texas and I didnt wanna mess with it in the morning. So now a long hot shower, wife is fixin a steak dinner THEN ITS MILLER TIME YAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY And as my old buddy used to say I DESERVE IT LOL
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