Bob's Speedometer in Howell Michigan: Watch Us Work!

Bob's Speedometer has been repairing and restoring gauges since 1929 - for nearly 80 years. No other gauge shop in the world can make this claim. Bob's services most brands and types of gauges - speedometers, tachometers, clocks, oil, fuel, amp, volt, pressure, and a host of others - for all American makes/models & years, and most foreign, no matter the vehicle - Automobiles, Boats, Buses, RV's, Firetrucks, Tractors, Motorcycles - anything with a gauge! In this video we watch Bruce Woolsey disassebmble & repair speedometers/tachometers.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• automobiles
• restoration
• speedometers
• gauges
• antique
• vehicles

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[daddyugi]

@lestat4goth Our family has been doing the same for just as long.

We Started off with Clocks as well as Pocket Watches. A long heritage of fine German craftsmenship brought over by ancestors too.

There were a couple old Reliance tachometers that you refused a customer because you told them you did not have parts for it. that was about 5 years ago. there are other incidents too but that one i remember that one very well as it was for a Old Wooden boat or something like that.

[lestat4goth]

@daddyugi Really? What exactly has been repaired by you that could not be repaired by Bob's? Bob's has been in business for over 80 years, but our family has been creating and repairing instrumentation for much longer than that beginning with clocks and watches before America was born... Thank you.

[daddyugi]

our family has been repairing ang making gauges since the late 1800's.

it is a german business and we have repaired lots of stuff that your customers have sent us because you could not repair it.

your claims are false but acceptable considering you have not heard of us until now.

[andyroyelvis]

what about a mitsubishi 1991 magna executive 2.6Ltr Tachometer? I just recently bought mine & the tacho didn't work. Then one morning I started the car & low & behold the tacho started working. So I gave it a little more juice & it simply died. Since then it hadn't worked. Could it be a loose earth or something?

[95angel95]

Nice work!

[lestat4goth]

Very cool!