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HI

These are two pallets 1 old and  i just purchased. They both do not have the little nipple thing that goes into the jewel hole.Surely this is wrong?

Or is this another silly beginners mistake?

Movement is as 1506.

The docs on cousins show the part but not so you can see the bit you wanna see.IMG_20200916_153323.thumb.jpg.17652f861726df8876608779a3362859.jpgIMG_20200916_153035.thumb.jpg.66de19df16f796a8fb4307e08fe84b7e.jpgIMG_20200916_153355.thumb.jpg.43cbb87e73cceb939abd2b1405d60acd.jpg

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gary

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looks like were all in agreement the pivots appear to be missing. Then what about the guard pin is that important even if you had the pivots? Plus the other one looks bent but I can't tell from the angle the photograph..

then depending upon the availability of the correct tools you don't really need a new pallet fork providing to guard pin is still there but that's the kind a guard pin you can replace. All you need is a pallet fork arbor. You can it take the old one out the measure it except you're missing the pivots or the site below shows two of them and no I don't know why there's two of them and yes they both have separate numbers so there has to be a reason that there's two of them it's just not obvious.

 

http://cgi.julesborel.com/cgi-bin/matcgi2?ref=AS_1506

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19 hours ago, JohnR725 said:

looks like were all in agreement the pivots appear to be missing. Then what about the guard pin is that important even if you had the pivots?

Ditto this. The pictures are a little blurry but my very first observation was that the guard pin appeared to be missing.

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