Is this correct or did someone make this groove in the cabinet just so they wouldn't have to remove the crank to access the motor.
I think it probably is, since there are no screw holes for any crank escutcheon _ could have been filled I suppose.
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Re: Victor 1 Crank Groove
Could be a trick from a previous owner that couldn't take the crank out (seized at some stage). A bit rare, for I supposed all Víctor machines had detachable cranks and a crank estucheon. Maybe part of the case was replaced at some point.
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Re: Victor 1 Crank Groove
That's shameful. I've seen one other cabinet that was cut like this because someone permanently attached the crank to the crank shaft.
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Re: Victor 1 Crank Groove
Yup. It's a bodge job. Plus the bracket decal -- what's visible of it -- seems a bit off. I would pass on this machine. 

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Re: Victor 1 Crank Groove
The lady selling it wants 500.00 US for it. 
And yes, looks like someone has painted the bracket and there is defiantly a new decal on it that is applied crooked.

And yes, looks like someone has painted the bracket and there is defiantly a new decal on it that is applied crooked.