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Steury Push Spring Trouble	Darrin Smith	10-26-07
I have a 1972 Steury pop-up.One corner has to be pushed up by hand.Does anyone have a skematic of the push spring system so I can figure out what to do? HELP!
Re: Steury Push Spring Trouble	Donna	1-17-08
We have a '73 model w/same trouble...actually we have to physically push up both sides. We are looking to replace the whole spring system, we've found a place online. I do have the original book with ours but do not think there is a schematic...will look again though. Let me know if you've already figured this out and what you've done to yours, etc.
Re: Steury Push Spring Trouble	James	3-20-08
I rebuilt the springs on our 68 steury a couple of years back when the busted. I got new springs from a local Ace that were as close as I could get. I had to put two shorter ones together but they work great. Just prop the top up with a 2x4 good so it doesn't come down on you. then take the bolt out on bottom. If I remember I had to drill out the one holding the top of the spring rod and replace it with a new nut/bolt that set inside of each other. (no end sticking out to catch the tent. It really wasn't that big of a job, just nerve racking on the first one.