The spring doesn't look right to me, either... it looks too big.Inigo wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2024 6:14 pm Examining the photos I would suggest that 1) the spring is misplaced, and the vertical axis of the first gear seems trapped between the coils; shouldn't the sitting coils be at the side of that shaft? 2) is the spring the correct size?
G&T New Style No 3
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Re: G&T New Style No 3
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Re: G&T New Style No 3
Remove the 4 screws holding the nickel plated cover over the spring and lift the cover off. I wonder if there is something in there under the spring that is making it tip towards the gear as it unwinds. I have owned a couple N0. 3s and also trademarks and have never seen this problem. Rather than a sagging spring I am wondering about something affecting its vertical axis.
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Re: G&T New Style No 3
I cannot see any reason for the droopy spring other than it is not the correct size. I checked Brians replacements at The Phonograph Shop and it is 1" wide not ⅞" .
There appears to be a flat piece of thin metal under the spring. Presumably a guide?
I would like to replace the spring with one of the correct size but I cannot figure out the correct way to remove the spring with no barrell to support it.
I appreciate any advice on proceed?
There appears to be a flat piece of thin metal under the spring. Presumably a guide?
I would like to replace the spring with one of the correct size but I cannot figure out the correct way to remove the spring with no barrell to support it.
I appreciate any advice on proceed?
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Re: G&T New Style No 3
Per GramoGeorg:
Remove the 4 screws holding the nickel plated cover over the spring and lift the cover off.
Remove the 4 screws holding the nickel plated cover over the spring and lift the cover off.
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Re: G&T New Style No 3
Thank you,
The cover will not come off as the cross pin on the winding shaft needs to be removed , a press fit I take it?
Then how does the now loose frame with the spring attached come away from the wining shaft/arbour safely?
The cover will not come off as the cross pin on the winding shaft needs to be removed , a press fit I take it?
Then how does the now loose frame with the spring attached come away from the wining shaft/arbour safely?