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Replacing chair spring?
Leather swivel recliner with broken sinuous spring. Measures 17" out but
the ones still in measure 19" stretched. What size do I buy and will a trampoline spring puller suffice to stretch it? Have looked at a few YouTube clips on this but they are all for attaching to wooden frame, this chair has them attached to a tubular metal frame with canvas type loops holding the springs. Kenny Cargill |
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