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Brocot suspension spring!


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Hi guy’s! I’m looking for help on buying & fitting a suspension spring on a french mantle clock with a mercury pendulum!

It’s a brocot movement! I’m looking for diagrams on fitting the said suspension! Cheers!

 

 

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Here you are. You have three that will fit from my experience 27x5mm should be right, you will need to file it out a bit for it to fit, make sure it is free moving and so it doesn’t snag. Number  0299 000115
http://www.m-p.co.uk/muk/parts/suspensions.htm

Many thanks for the reply mate! You mentioned filing something? What will need to be filed mate!


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