Torsion spring on an Edison H-19
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- Victor Jr
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Torsion spring on an Edison H-19
The torsion spring that controls the ratchet that prevents the winding crank from turning backward after winding has broken. Any idea where I can get a replacement or where I can have one made?
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- Victor VI
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Re: Torsion spring on an Edison H-19
I'm sure you could get just a replacement spring from any of the usual parts suppliers, but it's probably easier to just replace the whole bracket assembly. Edison DD parts are plentiful and cheap.Jonesey wrote:The torsion spring that controls the ratchet that prevents the winding crank from turning backward after winding has broken. Any idea where I can get a replacement or where I can have one made?
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- Victor Jr
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Re: Torsion spring on an Edison H-19
Thanks for your response. I've contacted my three go-to parts sources looking for the spring without luck. Any supplier suggestions would be appreciated. This H-19 is apparently somewhat different from the others I have seen. I may have to have a spring made for this one. The replacement I need should have 8 or 9 coils (not sure due to the condition of the one I have in hand), should have an inside diameter of .4375", a wire thickness of (approx.) .0625" and a body length of (approx.) .4375". hoping to find this replacement rather then an entire assembly if possible.
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- Victor Jr
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Re: Torsion spring on an Edison H-19
I made a spring from 14 gauge music wire and used a shaft from a victor player as my mandrel. All good. Just need to adjust the governor and i'm good to go.
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