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VV-130 Stuck Turntable Advice Needed
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ambrola
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Re: VV-130 Stuck Turntable Advice Needed
If you have a brass head hammer, you can hit it hard as you want. The brass will move before the metal.
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brianu
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Re: VV-130 Stuck Turntable Advice Needed
Keep in mind as well what's actually absorbing much of the shock, the area at the bottom of the spindle that's part of the motor frame itself, you don't want to crack or damage that.
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Re: VV-130 Stuck Turntable Advice Needed
Aman to that. This is why I only collect Edison machines. Victors are to complicated for my small brain.brianu wrote:Keep in mind as well what's actually absorbing much of the shock, the area at the bottom of the spindle that's part of the motor frame itself, you don't want to crack or damage that.
