DIY S600 "seat saver" ?

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Kee
macbeth79:
I guess that proves my point. If your spring failed after 45 or so years, depressing the spring for seat saving purposes would be justified to save the seat.
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Keeping the spring depressed DOES NOT cause any fatigue!
I repeat the concept again: fatigue is caused by a large number of compression-relaxation cycles.
Keeping a constant modest compression on the spring, even for many years, does not cause any fatigue.
 
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