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rick oleson

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Posted on Friday, January 07, 2005 - 10:34 am:   

Happy we could be so much help!

Getting it back together, the dicey bits are keeping the blades where they belong and getting any odd loose spring ends back into their proper places as you reassemble. The slow speeds are probably a function of dirt in the escapement, and should run better when you're finished. You'll have to watch the adjustment though, as it's established by the position of the escapement assembly on its little slotted holes.

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