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I am looking to replace a couple of worn parts from a Brunswick triple-spring motor from a 1917 model 17 phonograph. I am attaching a picture of the specific gears that are part of the crank shaft for the springs. Any help I can get is appreciated.
Larry

Can you post a picture of the whole motor? Where are you located?

The motor is not with me at the moment, otherwise I would. I live in Buckley, Washington.

Found this picture online. It looks like this.

I will dig through my parts tomorrow.

Thanks for having a look!

It is the diagonal cut gears.

Will anything from these parts work? I have some two spring motors and not sure if the parts you are looking for are the same for the three spring version.

Phono-Phan wrote: Mon Jan 23, 2023 4:28 pm Will anything from these parts work? I have some two spring motors and not sure if the parts you are looking for are the same for the three spring version.

Make sure that the winding shaft lengths are the same. They could easily differ between a 2 spring and a 3 spring motor. I would think the gears themselves should be the same however.

I can’t see the gear teeth on the winding gears. There are 2 different versions, teeth at an angle or teeth straight across. I need the teeth at an angle. Can you check the gears on the winding crank shaft?