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Repairing a grandfather clock

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Basle6 | 19:25 Sun 27th Jan 2008 | How it Works
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I have a Grandfather clock that has been stopped for about three years.How do I find a clockmaker/repairer who will come to my house in Chepstow Wales?
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Have you tried Yellow Pages under clocks? It's most likely that a repairer would remove the mechanism, (Normally quite an easy process with grandfather clocks), and take it away to fix. I did find this.
09:23 Mon 28th Jan 2008

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