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Question posted by mredensek on October 16th, 2022

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The nut that holds the pedal arm in place is that a 3:8-24 reverse or left handed thread

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Schwinn Owner's Manual - Page 8

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Schwinn Owner's Manual - Page 10

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Schwinn Owner's Manual - Page 14

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Schwinn Owner's Manual - Page 23

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Schwinn Owner's Manual - Page 27

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Schwinn Owner's Manual - Page 29

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Schwinn Owner's Manual - Page 30

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Schwinn Owner's Manual - Page 32

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Schwinn Owner's Manual - Page 33

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