Anniversary Clock Suspension Springs
Single Strength anniversary clock suspension springs in a three pack. These are come as the spring only with no fork or blocks. The blocks and forks will need to be installed from the old broken one to the new. Available in all size increments available between .0018 and .0040.
Ordering the springs
Specify size with the drop down list below. To determine the size, measure the existing spring that is to be replaced, or try the repair guide on this page to see if your anniversary clock part is listed. The size indicated is only the thickness of the spring, all the lengths are the same. Springs come way to long and so the length needs to be chopped to size with scissors.
When measuring , how tight should I be?
Hi
We have 400 day help and troubleshooting at this link
https://www.clockworks.com/clock-repair/clock-repair-help-1.html
We have suspensions and parts at this link
https://www.clockworks.com/clock-parts/400-day-anniversary-clock-parts.html
Do you mean the tolerance?
The suspension wire that is.
Can I send you the wire, “you” measure the wire, and send me what I need?
Ok yes we can do that, please send with payment so we do not have to chase you down
Hi! Haven’t mailed yet, but plan on sending to PO Box 330, 124 Goss Hill, Huntington, MA , is that right? Also, I need to know how much to make the check out to, the website says $9-20. I think I better get 2 wires just in case. You’ll also tell me the size, please.
Sincerely,
Gene
The address is PO Box 339 The price would be depending on the size you are selecting.
You need to click on the size you would like and the price will be displayed.
In order to get the correct size, you need to measure the thickness of your old spring with a micrometer.
Please add 4.99 to cover shipping.
My suspension spring is missing. How do I determine the size I need?
Hi
We have 400 day help and troubleshooting at this link
https://www.clockworks.com/clock-repair/clock-repair-help-1.html
How to disassemble a pendulum on 400 dayclock
Hi
Why disassemble the pendulum balls, there is never a reason to do this
How do I measure the old wire with the tool I purchased from you?
You need to measure the thickness of the spring.