Original Youngtown 12888 Pendulum Clock Movement with 3 Sets of Hands 23 mm (9/10 inches) Shaft Length 15.4 mm (3/5 inch) Thread Length.

Fit and worked well. I had no problems with the item, and will purchase from this vendor again.

Works great

This worked well with my large pendulum mantel clock, having several sizes and shapes of hands made for a good fit with an upgrade to a second hand. The second hand was a little noisy.

The kit accommodated three different clock face sizes. The smallest sets of hands worked best for us. Quality was great. I had my clock up and running in minutes. The second is a nice feature.

I was devastated when a clock I had received from a dear friend's estate broke. This kit, with 3 styles of clock hands to choose from and a "tail wagging mechanism" brought it back to life! I don't have clock fixing experience, but this was easy to install. I smile and think of my friend when I see it keeping time with a happy wag of its tail!

Perfect replacement for a Dog Clock with a pendulum. Works fine.

I chose this kit based on just eyeballing the mechanism that was in my dead clock. It had hands that closely matched mine in style and length. It only took about 10 minutes to fix the mechanism into place with the nut, press the hands on the shaft tubes, and fire it up. Be careful to get the hour and minute hands aligned exactly on 12 when you press them on, and them use the thumbwheel on the motor to rotate the hands all the way around until you are at 1 o'clock, to make sure the minute hand hits 12 just as the hour hand hits 1. Even after positioning them together on 12 you might be a little off and you'll see it after one rotation, so you can correct it.The pendulum was more of a problem. The long swing arm was about 1.5" too short and it did not look right. I was able to slide the pendulum disk off and get it onto my old arm, however, so it looks perfect now. NOTE: I could not use the whole original pendulum arm from my old clock. It hung right on the new motor and was positioned perfectly. But it was much heavier than the pendulum that comes with this kit - so heavy that the motor could not keep it going even after pushing it to one side to get it started. These pendulum clocks work by energizing an electromagnet one way and then the other on a timed pulse so as the arm swings near the center, the magnet pulls on it essentially giving it a push each time it swings by. But the arm was too heavy for this mechanism. Using my old arm with the new lighter disk worked fine.My only knock against it is that the pendulum arm and disk are definitely thinner and cheaper looking than the one on my old clock. It's not that the original was expensive. Inexpensive home appliances like this were made with stronger, thicker materials 20 years ago, and better still 20 years before that. This one is just the next in a line of ever-cheapening product quality. But at least it looks pretty good and it works.

The clock functions, but after a month the pendulum stopped swinging.