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I have a correct original crank for my Vic V but the oak handle is missing. Does anyone here know if it can be repaired, and if so by whom? I have a reproduction crank for the machine, but that is the only repro part on the machine and I would like to get it back to original.
Thanks,
Matt
Wanted: Winding Key Repair-Found
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mattrx
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Wanted: Winding Key Repair-Found
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Dave D
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Re: Wanted: Winding Key Repair
I think Tom Rutkowski could do that for you. Google Gramp's Treasures or email him [email protected]
He does nice woodworking. His Columbia cranks were spot on and the wood handle was perfect.
Dave
He does nice woodworking. His Columbia cranks were spot on and the wood handle was perfect.
Dave
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mattrx
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Re: Wanted: Winding Key Repair
Dave,
Thanks! I just sent him an email.
Matt
In case anyone in the future needs the same information, Tom says just send him the crank you have and a picture of what wooden handle you need the new one to look like, and he'll fix it for around $10. Thank you Dave, for the information. Beats the heck out of over $100 for an original crank when you already have a broken one.
Thanks! I just sent him an email.
Matt
In case anyone in the future needs the same information, Tom says just send him the crank you have and a picture of what wooden handle you need the new one to look like, and he'll fix it for around $10. Thank you Dave, for the information. Beats the heck out of over $100 for an original crank when you already have a broken one.