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950 Ratchet Wheel Removal? "Click" to Login or Register 
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posted April 28, 2006 19:13
Hamilton 950 Ratchet Wheel Removal?

How do you remove the Ratchet wheel from the arbor on a Hamilton 950 looks like you need to drive it out or does it unscrew left hand, don’t want to guess could be expensive!. Big Grin
 
Posts: 2626 | Location: Northeast Texas in the USA | Registered: November 20, 2003
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posted April 30, 2006 18:33
Chris,

Are you talking about this wheel?

 
Posts: 1123 | Location: Arizona U.S.A. | Registered: January 21, 2003
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posted April 30, 2006 18:46
Hi John,
Yes separating this assy for cleaning etc.
A friend sent me several pages from one of his books which explained it well with diagrams, but I don’t think I'm allowed to post this up here being copyright etc.

Thanks again
 
Posts: 2626 | Location: Northeast Texas in the USA | Registered: November 20, 2003
posted April 30, 2006 22:38
Somebody tell me anyway, now I am curious. Is this same setup on 19j elgin BW raymond and some illinois with jeweld barrel? Thankyou, Jim.


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Posts: 27 | Location: Bartlesville, Oklahoma USA | Registered: November 05, 2005
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posted May 01, 2006 06:38
Anyone that has " The Watch Repairer's Manual " by Henry B. Fried can find this information begining on page 315, Motor barrels with jeweled main wheels. Hope this helps.

Doug
 
Posts: 138 | Location: Magdalena, New Mexico USA | Registered: April 01, 2006
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posted May 01, 2006 07:08

We are permitted to post such references because they are shared for non-profit educational use. Always attribute the full name and description of where they are from in order to provide the proper credit.

Very interesting topic!

Wink
 
Posts: 10553 | Location: Northeastern Ohio in the USA | Registered: November 19, 2002
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posted May 04, 2006 14:31
Chris,

If you've had success in removing the wheel, could you please share the procedures with us?
 
Posts: 1123 | Location: Arizona U.S.A. | Registered: January 21, 2003
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posted May 04, 2006 22:36
John:

The following 5 pages from "The Watch Repaireer's Manual" by Henry B. Fried should help

Doug

 
Posts: 138 | Location: Magdalena, New Mexico USA | Registered: April 01, 2006
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posted May 04, 2006 22:37
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Posts: 138 | Location: Magdalena, New Mexico USA | Registered: April 01, 2006
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posted May 04, 2006 22:38
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Posts: 138 | Location: Magdalena, New Mexico USA | Registered: April 01, 2006
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posted May 04, 2006 22:40
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Posts: 138 | Location: Magdalena, New Mexico USA | Registered: April 01, 2006
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posted May 04, 2006 22:41
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Sure hope this helps all.

Doug

 
Posts: 138 | Location: Magdalena, New Mexico USA | Registered: April 01, 2006
posted May 05, 2006 22:42
Thankyou, helps me understand how these things work and are serviced. May never work on one but still nice to know things work. Jim


James Daigle
 
Posts: 27 | Location: Bartlesville, Oklahoma USA | Registered: November 05, 2005
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