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Old 01-06-2021, 08:07 PM
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After separating cushions, start on the underside of the lower cushion.
Remove all the hogrings holding the attaching sleeve to the frame around the perimeter.
I find twisting them is quicker and less painful on the hands than cutting every one... Just remember if your frames are badly rusted you may not want to twist and stick to cutting.

In the rear you will find a cardboard liner, this is protecting the rear flap of the cover from the springs.

Flip the rear flap up, and carefully remove the cardboard liner.
If its in decent shape it can be re-used... if not use whats left as a template.
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