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About Steve Guthrie C.C.
Expertise
Certified Clockmaker with 30 years of experience. I can answer clock repair or maintenance related questions. Please don't expect answers advising the use of bubble gum, bailing wire or WD-40. I only give advice that is meant to preserve your clock in the best possible condition, not make it worse. No questions regarding clock value or identification. I am not a collector and cannot do valuations. Visit my website at: http://www.arlingtonclockrepair.com/

Experience
Clock repairman in the north Texas area for 30 years.

Publications
I was featured in an article by the Watch&Clock Review regarding my restoration of a tower clock for the Wise County courthouse in Decatur, Tx.

Education/Credentials
Certification as a clockmaker with the American Watchmakers/Clockmakers Institute since 1986.

Past/Present Clients
General public,Six Flags Over Texas,Collin County,Tx.,Wise County,Tx.,Rapides Bank,Rapides Parrish,La.

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Topic: Antique Clocks

Expert: Steve Guthrie C.C.
Date: 7/17/2008
Subject: pendulum spring

Question
where can i buy a pendulum spring for me colonial grandfather clock from zeeland?

Answer
The correct spring will depend on the mechanism that was installed in your clock by Colonial. If you have the pieces of the old spring, you should be able to match it with one available here-
http://www.clock-parts.com/catalogmain2.asp?GroupID=259&Level=3
Try to get an accurate measurement of the old springs dimensions and if you need further assistance, Timesavers sales people should be able to recommend an adequate replacement.

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