Repairing Ansonia time & strike clock Part 2

Repairing a Ansonia time and strike clock. Circa 1900... Briefly going through a few procedures. Part 2

[@TangoTapper]

Excellent Videos. Many thanks for publishing them. The picture of the two worn pivots (at 1:21) is going in my folder! What a great example of why not to oil your clock when it stops just to keep it going. Old oil and dust really does make a really good grinding paste - just as I tell people. When a clock stops it is trying to tell you something - It is time for a service!

[@RichardAuber]

Thanks for taking the time to share this. It was helpful to me in evaluating a clock emergency for a client.

[@art1muz13]

I am so happy and glad you are "posting" videos again I am the guy who was learning this craft and e-mailed you about a year or so ago.And you sing country! I am going to have to visit your place. As I am in Orange , which is but a stones throw from where you are at. Keep up the good work.