I always found it too awkward, with just the air motor removed. I prefer to remove the whole unit. But then again, if I am going to a player, I carry tubing with me to replace the brittle stuff. If you don't have the tubing then, just removing the air motor is a safer way to go. John Ross Windsor, Nova Scotia On 23-Apr-10, at 10:44 AM, Jon Page wrote: > Usually the only apparatus on a older player to be removed > is the wind motor (on the right). > > HAve the owner play a roll before you take it apart to make sure > it works. The problem might be getting the vac hose reinstalled if > it is hardened. Make sure the chain goes back in the correct > orientation: > the 'fingers' on the links should be on the outside and point in the > direction of travel. > > If you need to pull the action... that's a whole other can of worms. > Be careful not to bite off more than you can chew :-{ > > -- > > Regards, > > Jon Page
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