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Got the XIV back in shape. Thanks Dennis and Brian for helping out with the parts!
I went with a replacement nickel tonearm, replaced balance springs on the reproducer and added new gaskets.
Cabinet: Goop and 0000, followed by Howards RAF.
Overhauled 3 spring motor and added lithium moly grease.
Replaced cabinet knobs and polished tonearm with 0000.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Pr7tU9tPTU[/youtube]
VV-XIV Restoration
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antique1973
- Victor IV
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VV-XIV Restoration
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phononut
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Re: VV-XIV Restoration
Thats a work of art. Thanks for sharing this transformation with us. 
Best regards
Brad
Best regards
Brad
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antique1973
- Victor IV
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Re: VV-XIV Restoration
phononut wrote:Thats a work of art. Thanks for sharing this transformation with us.
Best regards
Brad
Thanks Phonout! Its always fun to bring a machine back to life.
