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Tone arm trouble
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I am working on a 41-608. I now see that the counterbalance spring is missing. Anyone have one or could tell me how i could rig the tonearm so it would track right?. In auto mode, it literally drops on the record and then sets the light beam out of whack. It also is nose light, so it runs across the record as well. Thanks to Don for rebuilding it Icon_biggrin I can tell it would work great if I could get this fixed.
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