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Old 07-23-2013, 04:53 PM
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Don't grind yet!. Get a squirt bottle of dish washing liquid and water 30/70 mix and soak the whole thing including the tumbler. Then try jiggling and turn the collar back and forth till it goes CCW. I think the pawl is just hanging up in the slot so the lube hopefully will help.
"the collar feels the same; some slack but still locked in" when the OP said this I took it to mean the Collar is actually loose but the Pawl/Locking Block is what is holding it.
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Old 07-23-2013, 05:01 PM
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"the collar feels the same; some slack but still locked in" when the OP said this I took it to mean the Collar is actually loose but the Pawl/Locking Block is what is holding it.
That's what it sounds like. He can turn the collar only a few degrees either way but it won't unscrew all the way. I think due to binding, he can't retract the pawl enough to clear the slot in the collar. That's why I said to push the pin in and lift up on the pin to apply downward pressure to push the pawl down as much as possible, and with the soapy water, hopefully will do the trick.
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