[Jukebox-list] Removing the Mech Seeburg 147
Jeremy Agema
jeremy at dwave.net
Fri Oct 5 10:10:51 PDT 2007
Your excitedness toward your 147 is starting to infect me Jackie. I might
have to start working on mine!
I currently have the mech out of my machine. After the dome is off it was a
straight forward process. The mech is mostly aluminum or pot metal, it
really is not that heavy (once all the 78 rpm records are out). I think
there is just 4 screws on top, a couple of side brackets, the selector rod,
and wiring.
Before I removed my mech I positioned it so the turntable was partly raised.
This way I could set the mech on the floor in a upright position and nothing
would be damaged.
Jeremy Agema
On Fri, 05 Oct 2007 06:51:41 -0400, etreble7 wrote
> Good Morning,
> After working for several hour , I am determined to get off the old
> Pilasters and remove the light strings, the upper half look original
> and the lower are Christmas lights. dI did remove the bottom left
> pilaster but I am finding it impossible to remove the upper screws
> because the Mech. is in the way. I see no alternative but to remove
> the Mech. If anyone has done this before, do you have any hints?
>
> I think I can trace the wires and label everything so I can put it
> back correctly. My guess is it weighs a TON! Not to be tried
> alone. Anybody running through the state of Maryland is welcome,
> LOL As always, many thanks for your thoughts, Jackie NOT
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