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Proceed with caution when swapping spinners between different wheel sets. While the threading on the hubs may be compatible, the depth of the engagement of the threads on the spinner and the angle of the contact surfaces between the spinner and the wheel differ. Swapping spinners can be done but it is important to do your homework before purchasing replacements. For example, there are important differences between Trigo’s, WAW1 & WAW2 wheels and their spinners for example. Regarding Vintage Wheels, and the interchangeability of hubs and spinners, I have no accurate data, so I won't comment, but would like to add info from knowledgeable sources to my info collection.
If you broke your spinner pounding it in the wrong direction, or relied only on beating a frozen spinner off without trying a few other options, breaking it is understandable. Be sure to inspect the threads and bearing surfaces for damage before reinstalling. Totally clean all surfaces of any old anti-seize compound and re-lubricate all bearing surfaces with anti-seize compound. Dennis Olthoff's video regarding spinner installation is spot-on. The proper hammer is important and over tightening is not necessary. Safety wire will not prevent a spinner from coming off. It only acts a marker to identify a possible problem - and only IF you check them regularly.