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Old 03-28-2002, 03:27 PM   #6
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I changed my rear springs about a week ago. That happened to me as well with them getting seized up. Do you have access to a sawzall? Thats what I used. I was able to loosen them enough so they would hang down a little bit. Then I went to work with the sawzall (Dont have a cutting torch). I showed them who was boss. Then I went down to the hardware store and got some new hardware.
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