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I have an early Consolette made March 17, 1926. The gear that meshes with the worm gear on the winding crank is missing teeth. The teeth are angled and the gear is ±1 ½ inches in diameter with a 7/6 inch I.D. Anybody have this gear?
Michael Tyler
Gear for Victor Consolette
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Re: Gear for Victor Consolette
I recommend contacting George Vollema at Great Lakes Antique Phonograph Co.
Here's his website link:
http://www.victroladoctor.com/
He answers email requests promptly, and his prices for parts and service are extremely fair, in my opinion!
Good luck
Bob
Here's his website link:
http://www.victroladoctor.com/
He answers email requests promptly, and his prices for parts and service are extremely fair, in my opinion!
Good luck
Bob
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