Follow up to “Where the @&$? does this Spring Go”

[2wheelsinmotion]

Firstly thank you to Hammer for his initial reply to my original question. I’ll post his reply as a follow up. My issue is my L110 seems slightly different to the manual pictures Hammer sent through

picture of the spring I can’t work out where it goes. Hooked at one end.... straight on the other end.
Hammer sent through a pic from the JD manual (attached) but my L110 seems a bit different in design.
ive attached a photo of my model and where I think the spring goes, as well as a pic of the brske

I also posted the below as further followup

As a follow up to this can anyone take a photo of how it looks mounted please. The spring I have is hooked at one end only and it doesn’t look 100% where I think it goes. Plus the lever that is used to lock the brake in place (orange) simply seems to release under gravity when the brake is pushed forward..... should this release be spring loaded and positively un click when the brake is pushed to realise it?. I’ve attached a photo of the orange release and a pic of where I think the spring goes.....

All help is much appreciated

David

 

[2wheelsinmotion]

Support photos for the above post

 

[tom3]

On my L130 the orange brake lock does not release by itself usually, have to push it back down.

 

[tom3]

Went over to the shed and snapped a picture. Looking from the front just under the corner of the battery. Circular hooked end is toward the rear and hooks into the frame, offset hook goes into the brake rod to pull the brake pedal all the way back up.

 

[2wheelsinmotion]

Went over to the shed and snapped a picture. Looking from the front just under the corner of the battery. Circular hooked end is toward the rear and hooks into the frame, offset hook goes into the brake rod to pull the brake pedal all the way back up. View attachment 53153

Tom, much appreciated, that’s where I thought it went..... it just didn’t look 100%
thank you so much for going to the effort to take a photo