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|    ChuckWilson@wolveswrestling.com to Kalman Rubinson    |
|    Re: Tracking Roller for H/K Rabco ST-7 T    |
|    07 Feb 16 11:51:08    |
      On Tuesday, April 29, 1997 at 1:00:00 AM UTC-6, Kalman Rubinson wrote:       > Michael Caplan (cy173@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) wrote:       > >       > > I am looking for help in refitting the "tracking roller" in a       > > Harmon/Kardon Rabco model ST7 turntable.       >       > Here we go again:       >       > This is the major reason for discarding these interesting turntables and       > the solution is so easy. Go to Home Depot and purchase a bag of "O"       > rings (3/8" ID, 19/32" OD). These are a perfect fit with but one little       > modification. The rings have a fine mold bead around the outer edge which       > you must remove. I accomplish this by putting it on a madrel on the lathe       > (alternatively slip it onto a 3/8 drill bit on a power drill) and holding       > a piece of 00 abrasive lightly against it until the bead (and only the       > bead) is removed. If you take off too much, throw the ring away and try       > again. After all, a bag of 5 is about 75 cents.       >       > FWIW, replacement belts can be obtained from MCM or Parts Express.       >       > Kal                     What's the easiest way to get the tracking roller out? Can you take that nut       off and pry it out of the casing? Looks like I can't post the picture.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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