Cant find location of spring - extension part# 932-0556 on model #135Q695G372

https://www.partstree.com/models/ltx-1045-13wx93at009-cub-cadet-46-lawn-tractor-2014/

This is part # wp8066018

Dear Hendrika,
I have done an extensive search, and I can find no car or truck with this model number.
Please share the make, model, year, and mileage of your vehicle.
After that, tell us which spring assembly you are working on.
God bless your efforts.

most parts are obsolete it is old,here is your parts manual
Craftsman 247297650 Tiller Parts

If you don't know how you will need a manual, it is kind of tricky.
Remove the rope. Feed the spring from the outside of the housing and connect to the recoil housing. Turn the wheel using a 3/4 " rachet extension and the spring will feed ito the housing until the end of the spring connects to the ouside of the housing. Keep turning until the spring is tight, back off about 1/2 turn and feed the rope from the outside, be carful here, if the extecsion comes out the spring will uncoil and you get to start off all over again.

In case anyone has a 2014 Cub Cadet LTX 1050 KW and needs to know where the damned spring goes when it falls off when removing the belt keeper, here's a photo.

It sounds like a door spring problem. Here is a website with a video of adjusting a door with extension springs.

http://www.diygaragerepair.com/Extension-Springs-s/296.htm

Dead batteries will not cause your problem. If it is the main light flashing 10 times when you try to close the door it is a door sensor problem. Make sure the small light on each sensor is lit and not flickering. Tweak them a bit to make sure.

The 'j' hook hooks over the transaxle and just hangs there. The spring attaches to the stabilizer rod (reference # 43) and the other end attaches to the "j' hook hanging on the left axle.

Go to repairclinic.com and click on the "Repair Help" link at the top of the page. On the next page look for "Dryer Belt Diagrams" under the Special Features section. There is an extensive list of dryer belt diagram illustrations available that you can print out. Maytag is listed. Hope this helps you.