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I have not exactly replaced springs in windup sets, but I have taken apart a number of Edmonds-Metzel (Early American Flyer) engines and worked on them.  I got a junker for $20 and took it apart to see how difficult it was to take apart.  Then after acquiring other Edmonds-Metzel engines with issues, I started swapping good parts from my junker.  So far, I have swapped out a broken brake lever in one engine, a bad gear in another, and a bad axle/set of geared drive wheels in another.  So that $20 junker has paid off over the years.  

NWL

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