Removed the old trigger,throttle lock and spring.
Cleaned out the broken pieces of trigger.(most of it was where the pin holds the trigger in place)
Reassembled the new trigger with the new lock and spring.
I used the old pin.
I tried to keep all the old parts connected to see how they went together.
First snap the trigger into place and use a small hammer to drive the pin in. It took me the most time to figure out how the spring goes in. The end with the circular part pushes into the hollow in the back of the trigger. After that, the long trigger lock just gets pushed down into the handle until it snaps in. I had nothing to go on but
... Read more, it was easy once I figured it out.
I used a pin punch to remove the broken trigger.
Replaced the broken trigger and the spring and the throttle lock.
Installed the missing screw.
Installed the new decals.
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