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Question posted by lenaekay on March 18th, 2021

One Pedal Won't Stay On How Do I Fix It?

This 12-in Schwinn roadster tricycle has one petal that keeps slipping off and won't stay on--is there some kind of locking washer or something that a person can put in that to fix it?Thanx! Lenae

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Answer #1: Posted by Troubleshooter101 on March 19th, 2021 4:31 AM

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