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T/O bearing actuation fork and shaft. ???

Now that the horseshoe spring is preloaded the the fork actuation shaft is rather stiff. I would like to know if this is normal or if I have a problem. If I try to turn the splined shaft by hand it isn't easy. But if I attach the lever it moves much better (obviously). I am sure there is plenty of spring force between the spring center and horseshoe spring to overcome this tension, I just wonder if it should be much more free moving. Could this cause undue stress on my TO bearing. Thanks

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