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Good Morning Bill, I happened upon your site, while looking for JUF parts. By chance, do you have the swivel/top block assembly for the older JUF anniversary clocks? If not, do you possibly have dimensions for the assembly? This way, I can fab one. I altered the saddle bracket of a 49, and it works fine. However, I’d like to use the bracket, that came with the clock, and keep it as close to original, as possible. Thanks for your assistance. John
Hi john,
The following company specializes in 400 day clock parts:
http://www.thehorolovarcompany.com/