does not fall in far enoughand at twelve it only strikes eleven. Then if you bend thesame hook to strike right at twelve it will strike two at oneand as you turn the clock ahead it will strike right at aboutfive or seven. A,Fig. 95, being of the proper length and shapewill give no trouble. ■ Many… … Fig. 95, The proper length of the count hook. antique and must have the original parts preserved) it willsometimes require nice management of the hook A to obtaincorrec striking. A little manipulation of the pinion, F,Fig 93 is sometimes desirable also, if the count wheel isvery bad. . The locking…
Clocks and watches
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