I ordered a new tine row and just to be safe I ordered the two plastic clips (tine row holders) that were holding the tine row in place. I have a lot of experience with breaking little plastic clips. When the parts came, I watched the video of replacing the tine row. I used the flat-bladed screwdriver to pry off first the front clip, then the clip in the middle. Neither broke! With the clips off, it was trivial to remove the old tine row and insert the new tine row. The repair video was again helpful in showing me how to reattach the clips and, voila, the repair was done. Total time including watching the video, about 7 minutes. Very good experience!