Vintage Lever Spring Specifications
- Balthazar_B
Nice! This table should be a sticky, and a living document that can be edited as more lever machine/spring specs are compiled. Might be useful to add Sources and Notes columns?
- John
LMWDP # 577
LMWDP # 577
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+1 We have three specifications on the Club spring already. The OP has one, I found a second spec from the factory, and we have the other documented in the Club New Spring thread. My Club is a 78 model.Balthazar_B wrote:Nice! This table should be a sticky, and a living document that can be edited as more lever machine/spring specs are compiled. Might be useful to add Sources and Notes columns?
I know from Migg there are at least four different faceplates for the Club, I bought a NOS faceplate and we had a great deal of measurements to figure out which one I needed. It's possible the same applies to springs, so the chart may need a serial number/year to reflect discoveries.
I am really interested in the specs for a pre-97 spring for a MCAL. I'm a long ways from needing a spring for it, but won't this be a lovely resource when the time comes!
- IamOiman
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I have a 1991 MCAL and replaced the original spring with a modern one without issue. I still have the old spring but I am not certain it is still in its original form as it was very weak by the time I got the new spring.jwCrema wrote: I am really interested in the specs for a pre-97 spring for a MCAL. I'm a long ways from needing a spring for it, but won't this be a lovely resource when the time comes!
-Ryan
Using a spice grinder violates the Geneva Convention
LMWDP #612
Using a spice grinder violates the Geneva Convention
LMWDP #612
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I found your post on the swap. It's great to know the new style spring will work. I wonder what the difference is and why Elektra claims it doesn't work?