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Posts: 7 12/08/2008 10:46	Tags : None Hi I have a problem .In the process of cleaning my St John.s reel i stupidly washed the spring and the two screws of the spool latch down the sink .can anyone tell me the best place to try to get some new ones .I still have the little lever ,I. managed to rescue that .Does anyone know of a diagram to show how the latch mechanism should be set up ,it looks a little tricky .Any help would be very much appreciated ,i am still trying to recover from the shock of doing it ! Geoffrey
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Posts: 6462 12/08/2008 10:50 Bulldog1935	I may have the correct parts - let me check - send me a pm so I'll remember to check - I have a busy week. I learned the hard way, myself, but now I rinse all my parts above a sieve. the rods are never obsolete - the marketing is.
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Posts: 8 12/08/2008 11:21	Thank you .I have now found one screw so its just the other screw and the spring I need . Geoffrey
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Posts: 146 12/08/2008 12:05	tharmas wrote: Thank you .I have now found one screw so its just the other screw and the spring I need . Geoffrey I am assuming you removed the plug from the elbow under the sink, this is where your parts would have been if the elbow exists.
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