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The ratchet pawl could be fitted in either of two ways, by carefully depressing the spring and easing the pawl in or out The "normal" way to fit the pawl is as shown in fig 19 The "wrong" way, or possibly when reversed (see para on left-handed use) is as shown in fig 20 I would normally remove the drum (shown in previous paragraph) and lubricate the spindle after every trip, however if I leave rods made up I'd be somewhat lazy and not bother with cleaning, but certainly would lubricate

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