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Which constraints to use for changing a sketch radius in a sweep with out changing other points?

I have a sweep I've made using sketches on multiple planes, I need to change a radius in sketch2 that I'm using in my sweep from 2.25" to 9". I've tried constraining the sketches in various ways to keep the circled points locked, the lines vertical and horizontal, while only changing the radius and shortening the lines the radius is attached to. What would be the right combination of constraints to achieve this?
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/ae25df00328cc04e8d7a5d19/w/7a4633c36041be3921285b92/e/80106a76ba70d24a9faa7072
Answers
Have a look at sketch 18 over laded on sketch 2. Draw the lines and dimension the out bord ends then apply a fillet.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/f0a04c73de7a55cf9b6f32bd/w/b946f3129fba146723a2f663/e/7f653557292bf026bed78518
If the end points are 'locked' the lengths of the lines overdefine the whole. make those driven and change the diameter. the vertical constraint is yet to be added in this screenshot.