[Bell Historians] Re: Clapper failure information request
billy_clarke03
billy_clarke03 at QaunV0XYuIP-UnbyFAyP8ydxvVMcDNUoZa3pURx2cMM56WXAf0jip-EtS-o5WayrquTcwpwcyIN4ePYncdrTn08gCg.yahoo.invalid
Fri Mar 10 08:07:30 GMT 2006
If the only remaining problem with large clappers was the
inconvenience of them ending up on the wrong side of the bell after
being rung up, it would not be a major issue.
It would open up a new market for cable operated gadgets which turn
over the clapper, all done from the safety and comfort of the
ringing room.
Billy.
--- In bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com, "Brett masters" <brett at ...>
wrote:
>
>
>
>
> > Ok so the clapper has to be turned over every time the bell is
rung
> up but
> > it's not an issue in this case.
> >
>
> "Surely this should be an issue, as turning the clapper of a bell
of
> this size is, potentially, an extremely dangerous occupation!"
>
> Who's side are you on Richard? :o)
>
> Turning the clapper on a big bell is not something that is done
lightly, the
> person doing it will be fully aware of the dangers and will take
extra care
> when doing so.
>
> B
>
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