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any mechanical clock question -no watches- no battery clock questions and no appraisals-ie: "how much is my clock worth?" type questions please! Attach a photo if possible and note all markings on the rear of the mechanism- thanks 40 years as a professional clock repair person- still a full time clock repair service owner
40 years as a professional clock repair person- still a full time clock repair service owner.
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depends on how thick your dial is at the hole in the center. remove the old movement and measure the threaded portion around the handshaft with a ruler would be the direct approach! nut holding
http://store.howardmiller.com/wcsstore/HowardMillerPublicSite/Attachment/496978_ above is one but probably not the same movement as yours center spring winds the time
OK try the experiment again with the hammer first check that the hammer does not start to lift at any time before the actual striking begins(like 2-3 minutes before, during the "warning" move of
my notes indicate the weights on the PS are supposed to be 6.9 for the left side gong strike and 8.8 lbs for the right time side(8.4 on left for a "bim-bam" strike) make sure the weights are in the
the system only allows posting one photo- if you want to send the others to me at Pendclocks@aol.com we can see all of them 5. The reason I ask this question is that the brass square is bigger than
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