Were all Edison Firesides originally fitted with gear covers?
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Edison Fireside A Gear Cover
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Re: Edison Fireside A Gear Cover
From what I know all Firesides A or B always had the top gear cover. Over the years I don't remember hearing or reading about them coming without a top gear cover.Raphael wrote:Were all Edison Firesides originally fitted with gear covers?
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Re: Edison Fireside A Gear Cover
Ditto: Both the Fireside Model A (2/4-min.) and Model B (4-min. only) came with gear covers.
By the way, the Fireside gear cover is different than those on an Edison Standard Model E, F, and G.
Gene
By the way, the Fireside gear cover is different than those on an Edison Standard Model E, F, and G.
Gene
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Re: Edison Fireside A Gear Cover
Thanks Larry and Gene, I appreciate the information.
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Re: Edison Fireside A Gear Cover
It's always nice to find an original but Ron Sitko sells a nice replacement. Jerry
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Re: Edison Fireside A Gear Cover
The Fireside gear cover was a bent piece of steel with a slot cut into it for the crane. This cover was used for the Amberola VIII, X, and DX, but there was no slot cut for the crane. These were painted black with gold stripes. The gear covers for the Standards were cast iron.
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