In the absolute worst case, you can always send it back to Brooks and have them repair it. It won't be free, but you won't have lost your well-broken-in saddle either. I'm sure even if you tried a DIY and botched it (not a major botch, but a minor one) Brooks would bail you out in the end. They do have great service from everything I've heard.
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